Vintage Amateur Radio Station - KB3RHR 

Welcome to mecca…. Beautiful collection, thanks for sharing

Looks damn impressive love the look of vintage radios these radios the bomb

Nice collection of vintage “iron”. I currently own a Collins R-388, several Hallicrafters receivers ( recently acquired a very nice SX-101A, also have an S-85, SX-100, S-20 & a few others kicking around). I was on the air with a Johnson Viking II but it recently developed an RF problem & is going on my test bench shortly. I also recently got a complete Drake station (R-4B / T4-XB / MS-4 & power supply) that seems to work well on AM. Nice station! 😊

The picture is dark. I can't see well. I wish I could film it again.

Great video...great memories of my early days as a ham in the early 60's....my first receiver was a SX-99!

Hammarlund HQ-129-X has six bands. Broadcast band is split between the lowest frequency two bands, the higher of which also begins to cover shortwave. coverage is : band 1 , 540 - 1320 KC band 2 , 1.32 - 3.2 MC band 3 , 3.2 - 5.7 MC band 4 , 5.7 - 10 MC band 5 , 10 - 18 MC band 6 , 18 - 31 MC So, not 2 shortwave bands. I restored an HQ=129=X recently and use it as my "daily driver" for shortwave listening.

On your next video, you might want to turn on a couple of lights so we can actually see the equipment.

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Thank you for sharing, very nice!

Every thought of adding some Heathkits to your collection? Many of them are classics, although from the 1960s.

Only real radios glow in the dark.

Very nice Craig! De kd0ezs in w ks.