"Home-Brewed" Distributor Bushing Installation Tool
"Home brewed" is also a decades old term from amateur radio.
"What are you running for station equipment?"
"Receiver here is a Binford X40,000D, transmitter is homebrew, as is the antenna coupler and SWR bridge. We currently have a homebrew amplifier in the works, using an Eimac 4CX-10000. We intend to run about 5KV on the anode, with a homebrew power supply. Even though that is a bit overkill, it should loaf along at the legal limit"
(One ALWAYS uses the term "we" in the old days, when talking about himself, the licensed amateur, and the things he has done, is doing, or is planning. NO ONE knows why that is. Probably to make it seem as if there is a huge, well trained crew maintaining the gigantic amateur station.)
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"Home brewed" is also a decades old term from amateur radio.
"What are you running for station equipment?"
"Receiver here is a Binford X40,000D, transmitter is homebrew, as is the antenna coupler and SWR bridge. We currently have a homebrew amplifier in the works, using an Eimac 4CX-10000. We intend to run about 5KV on the anode, with a homebrew power supply. Even though that is a bit overkill, it should loaf along at the legal limit"
(One ALWAYS uses the term "we" in the old days, when talking about himself, the licensed amateur, and the things he has done, is doing, or is planning. NO ONE knows why that is. Probably to make it seem as if there is a huge, well trained crew maintaining the gigantic amateur station.)