Well, you know that you are really in the high power big leagues when your transmitter requires a cooling pond, and you have to put on welding goggles before you examine your tubes! I especially liked the bit about how they built the transmitter BUILDING from the packing materials used to ship the transmitter (my operating desk is made from a box used to ship my HT-37!).
This is all really amazing. They built this thing less than ten years after the initial launch of commercial broadcast radio in the U.S.
Thanks a lot to Randy for doing this video and to the guys who gave the really excellent tour.
My apologies to the QRP purists who I know will have been deeply disturbed by this presentation.
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Bill, I am chuckling at your comments. Thanks for the posting. Randy, K7AGE
The QRP guys could install a big honking 50 dB attenuator.