Station QRP Handcrafted tube transmitters
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Tubes are a dying technology. All modern transmitters, even high power ones, do work with transistors and other semiconductors. But many fondly remember their first homebrew transmitter and its hard to forget warm glow of a vacuum tube. The Station QRP website is especially for you to come into touch with tube technology. This site is all about handcrafted QRP AM tube transmitters.
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