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On January 1, 1929 new US communications regulations took effect that supported the outcome of the 1927 International Radio Conference. Hams...

My first '29 transmitter was a push-pull TNT. I built this transmitter in 1989 based on an article in the Nov 1930 issue of QST. I have ...

In the November 1955 issue of QST I found this accolade to the Push-Pull TNT transmitter: A Pair of 45s in Push-Pull The words of Keit...

The 2017 AWA Bruce Kelley 1929 QSO Party wrapped up a few weeks ago and tonight is the 2018 AWA Linc Cundall Memorial CW Contest. My total...

I've read in the late 20s QSTs of the need to lightly load a self excited oscillator-transmitter (such as many of us use in the Bruce Ke...

Coming up in a little over a week is the AWA Bruce Kelley 1929 QSO Party. See http://www.antiquewireless.org/bruce-kelley-memorial-cw-qso-pa...

With cooler weather my operating has moved indoors. Here in Minnesota it's a little cold for QRP in the park. Now I'm on the air usi...

The AWA Bruce Kelley 1929 QSO Party wrapped up a week ago. Unfortunately I had a fairly small window of opportunity here for operating. I...

Last weekend and this coming weekend was the AWA Bruce Kelley 1929 QSO Party. For this event only transmitters of 1929 (or earlier) design/t...

Recently I pulled two early draft papers out of my files that, I believe, were written by W2SN in the early 80s.  One was "The Saga of ...

The past two weekends I spent 4-5 hours operating in the BK. I had 16 QSOs and worked five states including NC, MT, MI and ME. Background ...

I'm set up for the AWA Bruce Kelley 1929 QSO Party . This year I'm using my TNT transmitter with two 45 triodes in push-pull .  Thi...