No way is W6SAI and SK unless it just happened with in the last few days. He
has taken up writing articles in Electric Radio magazine. The last one he
did referenced some of the radios he worked on while just starting out as an
engineer during the great WW II.
Mike(y)
W3SLK
----- Original Message -----
From: J. Bradshaw <ac6tk@cybertime.net>
To: <amps@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2001 12:40 PM
Subject: Re: [AMPS] Eimac - Care and Feeding of Power Grid Tubes
: Bill W6SAI has published much EIMAC amp info in the past in the wonderful
: magazine HAM RADIO ( no longer excisting, sri) and in many editions of the
: RADIO HANDBOOK. The EIMAC APPLICATION NOTES, mostly by Bill, were also
: great. I tried to convince Reid Brandon to again make those notes avaiable
: on the net but it seems the company was not interested. If Bill himself
has
: the copyrights, we have better ask him right here on the net. He seems to
be
: a silent amps net reader and once send me a mail.
Didn' I see a ARRL letter about W6SAI SK?
: Again my suggestion: scan in on a CD all the articles on amps from the
past
: plus manufacturers tube data, component data, extracts from the Radio
: Handbook and the ARRL Radio Amateurs Handbook. Before it is too late and
all
: the old guys like me, who have this info, are gone.
:
That needs to be done. Most of the tube info on the net pertains to audio.
Jim,
ac6tk
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