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 DIRECTORY/Recreation/Amateur Radio/Boatanchors/Transmitters (10)
i0Ameco AC-1 Transmitter - http://www.qsl.net/wa9wfa/ha00016.htm - WA9WFA's great little QRP tube CW transmitter.
 
i0Ameco AC-1 Transmitter II - http://www.qsl.net/wb1gfh/ameco.html - Joe Tyburczy, W1GFH has produced a great page including schematics, pictures and stories about this 6V6 novice rig.
 
i0Bartlesville Kilowatt Transmitter - http://www.amfone.net/ECSound/BartlesvilleTX/bvilletx.htm - Homebrew rig from 1937, of unique style. Built by W5GAE, Preston Gaddis of Bartlesville, OK., who is now a silent key.
 
i0Besco Internacional - http://www.besco-int.com/ - AM - FM Used broadcast transmitters for sale. Dallas, Texas
 
i0Classic Radio Gallery - Transmitters II - http://www.radioing.com/museum/tx1.html - Several pages of transmitters on display here.
 
i0Columbia Electronics - http://www.columbiaelectronics.com/ - Various brands of military surplus transmitters sold, bought or traded. Located near Los Angeles.
 
i0Ken Lotts AA7JC - http://www.lotts.net/ken/ham/ - An Ameci AC-1 and a Harvey Wells transmitter plus his homebrew single tube 12 watt transmitter with pictures, and schematics.
 
i0LA5KI's Hallicrafters transmitters - http://www.qsl.net/la5ki/ht.htm - The HT-series. Pictures and descriptions.
 
i0Micamold XTR-1 - http://www.qsl.net/wa9wfa/ha00002.htm - Great little 25 Watt transmitter for 80, 40 and 20 meters.
 
i0The Harvey-Wells TBS-50D - http://members.aol.com/tcsopr/tbs50.htm - Venerable old AM-CW, all-band HF transmitter covering up to 144 MHz band with an 807 final. By WB6FZH.
 
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