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"Bruce & Judy" wrote in message ... Somebody with knowledge of VHF and a good set of hands could have a lot of fun with this. By the 1980's, Nuvistor tubes (6CW4, etc) had pretty well become the standard for 2m RF amps and converters. The info from ICM shows a retail price of $12.95 for the kit, so I rather believe it is from the late 1960's or early 1970's. The Nuvistors were history before the 80s. Ameco converters were using them in the 60s. Pete Pete |
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