EICO 720 Transmitter.....Anyone ever use one of these?????? - Page 2

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July 5th 10, 03:19 PM

Bob Metcalf Bob Metcalf is offline

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Location: Spencerville, Indiana

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Rob,
The Eico 720 was my first transmitter which I bought and assembled in 1967 when I was first licensed as WN9URW. We used it at 75 watts output for I think that was the limit for novices at the time. The manual instructed you in tuning using a 75 watt light bulb. It was a great little rig and I wish I still had mine. I might try to but one again sometime.

Bob
WR9V
Spencerville, Indiana

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