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Title: Hmmarlund HX-50 Post by: WB2G on November 16, 2007, 06:54:59 PM I have a chance to get a Hammarlund HX-50 ,is this transmitter worth the effort to rebuild.I already have a Valiaent I&II and a DX-60 and DX-60A.I would like to drive my Gonset GSB-101 with the HX-50 .Any opinions are welcome Thanks WB2FQD.Joe. ???
Title: Re: Hmmarlund HX-50 Post by: W1GFH on November 16, 2007, 07:09:01 PM I don't know anything about the HX-50. I just dropped by to say I think your Novice callsign is very cool.
Title: Re: Hmmarlund HX-50 Post by: WB2G on November 16, 2007, 07:24:18 PM I used my call sign from 1963 to get on amfone before I got my license back in Nov.2006.About half of my gear has been sitting for 25 years without being used (only the transmitters )I always used the receivers when ever I had the chance.Joe.WN2FQD-KC2QOM-WB2FQD
Title: Re: Hmmarlund HX-50 Post by: WB2G on November 16, 2007, 07:34:04 PM Have to say its been closer to 40 years than 25,But I tried to keep everything in working order.It nasty when you can't remember how long ago you stopped doing something,but I'm back into it even if I can't remember everything I forgot.Joe WB2FQD
Title: Re: Hmmarlund HX-50 Post by: The Slab Bacon on November 17, 2007, 08:37:00 PM I have an HX-50 sitting in the "to do" pile. They are a neat looking transmitter. After looking at the skizmatic, I think they could be made into a pretty versatile low powered exciter for linear AM service. I think they will make somewhere around 10-15w of DSB am.
I will eventually post my findings here on AMfone when I find that mystical, elusive thing called "a round tuit" ;) The Slab Bacon Title: Re: Hmmarlund HX-50 Post by: KB2WIG on November 17, 2007, 08:46:17 PM You may be able to fabricate one from this picture........ klc AMfone - Dedicated to Amplitude Modulation on the Amateur Radio Bands
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