[R-390] new guy

[rbethman]

Lord only know how BAD we need an AA for Boat Anchors!

I started with an HT-32/SX-101 - AGAIN.

Within months an R-390A followed me home. Then the first BC-610.

Then within two years ANOTHER BC-610, and then a Northern Radio version 
Hammarlund SP-600.

There is just NO stopping it!

Keep going Frank!  Get licensed and grow the "herd".

Bob - N0DGN



Bill Kulze wrote:
> <We're the AA of Boat Anchor Radio's....HA!
>
> Hi, my name is Bill and I own an R390a. I used to think there was 
> something terribly wrong with myself, but now I realize that this 
> "disease" can and will afflict people from all walks of life. I used 
> to try to substitute solid state rigs in its place, but I would always 
> slip and come back to that warm glow. Now, I've finally surrendered to 
> the fact that I'm hooked and there is no "cure".
>
> I tell you what Frank, you're off to quite a start! Have a lot of fun 
> with it, and definitely consider getting your license. I got mine last 
> Feb and it's been great. I just got a brand new rig that I'm on the 
> air with, but I've got an old Heathkit DX-100 that I hope will someday 
> sit next to the 390a for some AM/CW work.
>
> Have fun!!
>
> Bill Kulze KC2SUO
>

-- 
Bob - NØDGN