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| Salmon B. Chase |
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is a Premium Class of Yaesu radios with 2 Independent Receivers plus many unique options and accessories designed to meet the Performance Requirements of even the most demanding serious Amateur Radio operator. Rugged 200 Watt Output Power. The FTDX 5000MP robust and high-power Final Amplifier Stage incorporates two
super reliable FET, VRF-150 (Drain-Source Voltage 170 V/Gate Source Voltage ±40 V, Total Device Dissipation 300 W) in a push-pull configuration, offers solid 200 W output (75 W Class A operation)... |
| W5BUP - Dr. Lawrence P. Wilson |
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| W4JMU - Wayne Carpenter |
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| W4JMU - Wayne Carpenter |
Long before cell phones, communication between deployed patriots and their families was very limited. However, Raymond Dunavant overcame this obstacle by having his wife send parts for his short wave radio in order to allow soldiers to communicate with home just like it was a regular phone call.
JA7RW, W4ROT, Roy A. Whistle, QSO card,
Can you identify any of the radio operators in this picture?
W5JKZ, Bill Copeland, Henry I. Copeland,
Here is W2WAI, Christian Thomsen, of 60 Burchard Street, Fords, New Jersey. This is a beautiful hand drawn card picturing Two Wild American Indians.
Here is radio operator Charlie Dunavant, call sign N4BCE of 2381 Hillside, Memphis, Tenn. 38127.
Here you will find Billy and Mary Dean Jepsen of Prichard, Miss. in Tunica County. Box 52. Besides being a radio operator, Billy Jepsen was a large scale cotton farmer. Mary Dean Jepsen eventually became my step-grandmother after her marriage to my grandfather, Raymond Dunavant, Sr. (W5VBY). Tunica is now a gambling mecca amongst the cotton fields of the area. Slow Scan TV, CW Single Side Band Phone, 2 Meters.
Call Sign: W1NSP, I. Whitehead, Fort Phoenix, Fairhaven Mass., 1948
Call Sign: YV5TK, Thomas Koppel, Caracas Venezuela, 1977
W7HIZ, Fred A. Olson, Helena Montana, 1948
