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[@N4HAY]

Bob. Many thanks. You are the best kind of Radio Amateur. Your enthusiasm is infectious. 73 Dick N4HAY

[@silverwares-73]

Nice job Bob ! I love the re-purposed microwave oven cabinet ! Two years ago I did a complete rebuild and monoband conversion of a Heathkit SB-220 for 6 meters. It works flawlessly and I am able to get over 1 KW out of it and it serves me very well ! I'll e-mail you some pix of my project, I'm sure that you will appreciate it. I have been an active ham since 1977 and have loved every minute of it ! 73 my friend, Mark, WN3SIX

[@robertsumption1243]

Mark I love to re-purpose and repair . When I was 10 years old I would visit my grandparents who lived across the street and down one block from the city dump back then you could go to the dump and roam around and take anything you want they did not care . I remember a huge pile of beautiful antique wood wind up record players one day a large truck load from an old music store I think some were cylinder type . I also saw many large console radios as a kid I salvaged a big shutter dial Zenith radio one day with the dump having so many of them in the 50's I took it apart for parts makes me sad to think of it now but at least I learned from it and if I had not hauled it off in my wagon it would have been buried there 73 Bob

[@moseshall9428]

I like the pure practicality of having your SKCC member number written on the monitor leg.

[@robertsumption1243]

Yes Moses when I got my SKCC number I did that so I would not forget it I have been absent minded and forgetfull all my life now that I am 79 I have an excuse Hee Hee .

[@robertsumption1243]

Thanks all of you for all your Comments ! I really appreciate that guess I am not the only guy up really late at night HI HI . This was a difficult video for me to do It took me a couple of hours and then I had to stop start over 4 times . It is difficult for me to get all of the information into the videos and present it clearly so it makes sense and then too do it so my voice is understandable etc. My camera is a hand held Panasonic low cost pocket camera model DMC-ZS3 that is old 73 Bob

[@XPFTP]

wish you were my elmer. sweet project for sure. think i might look into building one. 5 to 600 watt range. like they say its the 1st 600 that counts lol now i have to learn where the screw driver goes.

[@RadioHamGuy]

Very nice show and tell Bob, wonderful work there and was fun to see how you put that all together as a project! Appreciate it very much and I do enjoy following along on your videos! 73, Larry, wd0akx

[@robertsumption1243]

Thanks Larry I really like the lower voltages of the transistor amp. for safety 73 Bob

[@mikeh2599]

Always enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing.

[@k5edd128]

Smiling! Thanks Bob good video Sir. Been looking at the LDMOS MRF-300 and thinking about building one, think they put out about 300 watts each 600 or so total. Use that to drive my 4-1000A Amp, or at least 200 watts of it just for fun to see what she will do. It already puts out 1300 + or - with 100 watts from my Icom 7300. 73

[@larryboekeloo5514]

Great job as usual Bob! I so enjoy your videos and all of the knowledge. 73 KN8N

[@robertsumption1243]

Wish I had the time to answer all of the comments on all of my videos but unfortunately I do not have the time to do that thank YOU All 73 BOB

[@mrkrause3]

Wow…..that’s an awesome project! Great job!

[@robertsumption1243]

Thanks Ken ! I know you have done some awesome jobs too like moving a house !

[@airmailman1971]

VERY impressed !

[@cwebs1000]

Great show and tell Bob. More

[@robertsumption1243]

Thanks Carl wish I had caught a nice bunch of fish like those Cool ! Bob

[@rfmanchannel6915]

The board is from the Russian Federation (Victor).