[JMS] Millen 90711 VFO

[Bob Sullivan]

Gary,

Thanks, guys.

Keeping a registry of the rare Millen items is a great idea. I keep a 
Collins KW-1 registry - see here:
http://www.isquare.com/personal_pages/kw1-list.htm

Nothing fancy - no database required; just a simple HTML table. I'll 
happily do this for the 90711 as a start to see how it goes. I can keep it 
on my site and reference it from the JMS site; eventually the entire JMS 
site will be available from my server (kind of a mirror) for faster 
response. (Don, okay by you?).

Later on I'll post a listing describing the differences between #150 and 
#330. There are more than you might think. Hi.

73, Bob
WØYVA
Personal site: http://www.isquare.com/personal_pages/ras-hardware.htm




At 08:38 PM 7/20/2005, Gary Carter wrote:
>Hello All,
>
>First, I agree with Don. I don't see how Bob does it. Congrats on the NOS 
>VFO Bob!
>
>Second, my 90711 VFO is serial #358, has binding posts with the ground 
>labeled, and is not NOS (but was darn close), hi hi!
>
>Third, Don brings up something that he and I touched on briefly a few 
>months back. One addition we may want to add to the JMS web site is a 
>serial number database for the amateur radio components such as the 500 
>watt amp, the four transmitters, both VFOs and especially the modulators 
>(am I missing anything?). My initial thought is that callsign listing to 
>correspond with component ownership should be optional if the owner 
>doesn't wish that info to be public. In putting the database together we 
>might get a clearer picture of when certain "themes and variations" 
>appeared in the serial number sequence (this applies to the modulators 
>more than the others). Between now and Rochester in late August I'm pretty 
>much slammed so I won't be able to get anything started until after the 
>AWA Conference. I'll also have to start teaching myself how to put 
>together an Access database on the fly, if that's the best way to go for 
>an online database (suggestions anyone?). In the meantime, start putting 
>together a list of the previously mentioned items you may have in your 
>station/collection/museum so when we do get to a point where we're ready 
>to start compiling you'll already have the info we need from you.
>
>Opinions from the membership?
>
>73, Gary - WA4IAM
>
>
>JAMES HANLON wrote:
>
>>My 90711, sn 180, has binding posts.
>>
>>Jim, W8KGI
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