"N2EY" wrote


If a 50+ year old transmitter on a wooden chassis can put out a legal
signal
and make QSOs, what't the problem?


No problem at all if you want to waste your time with that, but to have the
National Association of Amateur Radio feature half century old technology as
feature article(s) in their membership journal speaks volumns.

§ 97.1(b) Continuation and extension of the amateur's proven ability to
contribute to the ADVANCEMENT of the radio art.



73, de Hans, K0HB