[HBR] copies of articles

[Dan Merz]

Kees,  great idea,  especially for me if you include the earliest articles by Crosby
in the late 50's.  When I renewed my interest in his articles a few years ago,  I
chased down most of the articles but not sure I got the earliest ones,  which I
vaguely remember reading at the time of their publication.  Ten bucks would be a
very appealing price - you might consider distributing on a cd but I'm not sure how
that would price out and how much effort that would be.  Thanks for considering this
project,  Dan.

Sandy and Kees Talen wrote:

> I've been contacted on a number of occasions (mostly off the web site)
> for copies of the various articles. The usual source would be old QSTs
> at swapmeets and ARRL QSTs on CD.
>
> Is there any interest in a package of the main articles from the HBR-16,
> HBR-8, HBR-11, HBR-12, HBR-13C, HBR Developments, HBR Notch Filter, Added
> versatility for the HBR-16, etc articles in one booklet  ....probably
> around 60 pages on slightly enlarged 8-1/2" x 11" paper at $10 postpaid
> in the US (slightly more overseas). I think that's about what my costs
> would be. This would also be offered on the web site.
>
> 73s  Kees K5BCQ
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