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K5TYP QSL from the '60s |
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The beautiful 4-1000 amp... fond memories |
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K3SWZ Glenn Kurzenknabe |
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The Heathkit HF station |
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The clubhouse and towers, shot of the front door. |
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The sign welcomed everyone. |
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Jim Finkbeiner (W3BBX), 1962 Silent Key |
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Radio Attack! 1962 |
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Keesler Hams, 1962 |
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WA4GTC Bill Hiott |
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K5DPG Al Oubre |
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WA2ZRG (now N3RR)
Bill Hider |
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Bill Hider's Life Membership certificate |
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K5TYP RTTY Station (de K7THB) |
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HF Station (de K7THB) |
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K5TYP Building 3518 from the southwest (de K7THB) |
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K7RSD Frank McJunkins (de K7THB) |
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WA4UPE Tony King (de K7THB) |
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K7RIE Bill Everett at the generator (de K7THB) |
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HF station operators unknown (de K7THB) |
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The front door, come on in (de K7THB) |
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Our sign on the boulevard (de K7THB) |
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K7THB Harry Hyter (de K7THB) |
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Who is this? (de W4ZT) |
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K3RFC - Loren Burkett in the Latimer Fire Tower during
Field Day (de W4ZT) |
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WA4UPE (now W4ZT) - Another of Tony's projects (de W4ZT) |
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Tony King, WA4UPE (now W4ZT), and Bill Everett, K7RIE
(now W7OO) (de W4ZT) |
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WA4UPE - Tony King on the right, unknown on the left
at Field Day (de W4ZT) |
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WA4UPE (now W4ZT) Tony King on the left, unknown with
his back to you (de W4ZT) |
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WA4UPE (now W4ZT) - Tony King talking with others at
Field Day |
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Wonder who these guys are... (de W4ZT) |
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There IS another of those life certificates still around!
This one from WA4UPE (now W4ZT) - Tony King (de W4ZT) |
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And a membership card too! (de W4ZT) |
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And here is ANOTHER from Helm, OE2HLL (now OE5HLL). |
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And a membership card too! (de OE5HLL) |
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Joe Zelezniak, K3SFC, elected president and Tony King, WA4UPE, the previous president, now elected vice president. Other officers also elected were Lee Cook, secretary; Loren Burkett, K3RFC, materials officer: Helm Hildenbrand, OE2HLL, librarian. Capt. Rich Freedman was the club trustee. March 8, 1968.
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Helm is the FIRST Austrian to receive a U.S. Amateur License! (de OE5HLL) |
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K5TYP provides emergency communications for the surrounding area. (de OE5HLL) |
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