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	Drake Vintage Amateur Radio Equipment	The Latest In Digital Camera Technology Check out the latest is digital scanning technology using an ordinary flat panel monitor to scan pictures and documents into memory.
This section is dedicated to the vintage radio equipment from the R.L. Drake Company. Life before solid state devices, tubes were the hot ticket items. Featuring radio equipment from the 1960's and 70's era.			Collins Vintage Amateur Radio Equipment

	For Sale - Radio Equipment and Accessories Refurbishing & Repair Services	This section is dedicated to the vintage radio equipment from the Collins Radio Company. Featuring the "S" Line radio equipment from the 1960's and 70's era.
Listed in this section is equipment I currently have for sale. All sale items have been cleaned and refurbished. The equipment has been serviced, aligned and on-air tested. Check the individual item description for full details and pricing. Service and repair most of the Drake and Collins "S" Line equipment is available. I also provide an equipment clean-up and restoration service.		Heathkit Vintage Amateur Radio Equipment One of the first all solid state radios produced by Heathkit Company in the mid 1970's was the SB-104 Transceiver. Some would say it was the first American made all solid state transceiver. This section is dedicated to the SB-104 Transceiver and the complete SB line of station accessories and companion radios.
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Here you will find general information on a wide variety of subjects ranging from antenna construction, digital communications, operating tips and practices to handling CATV interference and a whole lot more.			Amateur Radio Equipment Modifications
	Links And Services In Amateur Radio Other Internet links to web sites and related services supporting Amateur Radio.	Search through our list of Amateur Radio equipment and find the information you have been looking for to convert, upgrade or modify your equipment. Here your will find both manufacturer recommended changes and those undocumented changes fellow ham operators have discovered.