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. QST . Manager, reports a visit by 4PL, NCSof the Hit and Bounce Net and dean of traffic men. SAYnow is SWL in Venezuela. ONM finally got his antennacoupler working. He is OBS and sends bulletins Tue. at1700 on 3870 kc, Thurs. at 1700 on 3747 kc, and 0730 on 3905 kc. and at 0900 on 3805 kc. DUS madeGeneral Class and WQX has Extra Class license now. FMOnow is operating from his new ham shack but only becauseof the efforts of SPZ, MXQ, PJL, and a neighbor. Theycarried all the heavy equipment, swung the antennas overto the new shack and reconnected the equipment. FMOsright hand was in a p
. QST . Manager, reports a visit by 4PL, NCSof the Hit and Bounce Net and dean of traffic men. SAYnow is SWL in Venezuela. ONM finally got his antennacoupler working. He is OBS and sends bulletins Tue. at1700 on 3870 kc, Thurs. at 1700 on 3747 kc, and 0730 on 3905 kc. and at 0900 on 3805 kc. DUS madeGeneral Class and WQX has Extra Class license now. FMOnow is operating from his new ham shack but only becauseof the efforts of SPZ, MXQ, PJL, and a neighbor. Theycarried all the heavy equipment, swung the antennas overto the new shack and reconnected the equipment. FMOsright hand was in a plaster cast at the time. BPL wasmade by NDV. The Greater New Orleans Amateur RadioClub members are sporting license tags on the front of theircards with their call letters and the club name. Our heart-felt sympathy to the family of Theodore G. Deiler, whopassed away Jan. 5th. As engineer-in-charge of the FCC8th District in New Orleans, he gave many of us exams for(Continued nn page 84) 82 THE HQ-MO-X. *.. ^says W4VPU After trying out his new Hammarlund HQ-140-X receiver, Harry H. Harris, Jr.,of Charlottesville, Va., W4VPU commented, This is truly a Hams dream. Creating dream equipment for hams is the Hammarlund goal. How well this goalhas been achieved is proven by the enthusiastic comments received from satisfiedHams. They appreciate the little extras in design, circuitry and construction builtinto every Hammarlund product. For example, the HQ-140-X—the amateur receiver built to professional standards—is rated XFB by Hams everywhere because of its— FREQUENCY STABILITY - less than .01% frequency drift afterwarmup anywhere from 540 Kc. to 31 Mc. EXTREME SELECTIVITY — sharp signal separation even in the mostcrowded bands. LOW NOISE LEVEL - a noise limiter that really works. RUGGED CONSTRUCTION — built for easy use for many years. The HQ-140-X is available either as a cabinet model or for rack mounting. Forcomplete details, write to The Hammarlund Manufacturing Co., Inc.
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