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I have heard of that legend....perhaps Loughmiller's book? But sure seems to be something more than just a coincidence given the dual connection with the TR-3, TR-4, TR-5, TR-6, TR-7, and even the

And were on 90% of every CB radio. -- "I am a river to my people." Jeff-1.0 WA6FWI www.foxsmercantile.com

I've got an SW1 I found at a local Goodwill for $35. The keypad was non-functional due to cracked solder joints. Easy fix. Nice little radio. 73 -Jim NU0C "John" <johnk5mo@...> wrote:

I had a SW2 and it too had great audio out of the front firing speaker. It was one of the best-sounding SW radios I've owned. Sadly, the synth went bad and I gave the remains away. It was perhaps the

Picky, picky, picky... :-) Tony - W9JXN

Tried to check in but band wasn't cooperating in SC. W4BRX

I don't suppose you kept copies of those service bulletins? 73 -Jim NU0C "Gary Follett" <xntrick1948@...> wrote:

I remember being at work in 1978, having a chat with a few fellow workers. Two of them were hams. I announced to my ham friends that I had planned to purchase a new TR7, not specifically saying

I hated I missed it, I got in at the very end after check ins finished. Yes, conditions were pretty bad. I couldn't even hear Ron even though he's only a couple hundred miles west of me.

Interestingly, legend has it that Bob had a fondness for British sports cars which had some impact on how he named radios. My brother had a TR-6 (four wheel version). Seems to me like he was always

Thank you, Jim. —Steve, W?PZ

The Drake tech net today had 16 check-ins under very poor band conditions. We had the following mix of Drake radio's. TR-4(X) = 4 TR-5 = 3 TR-7 = 3 C TWINS = 2 73'S, Mark, WB0IQK

Hmmmmm....nothing looks cast in stone. Wikipedia shows the Triumph with no hyphen (TR7) in the whole article. Drake shows the radio as "*TR7*" on the front page of the manual, and on the front panel

Yeah, it's sort of a dark gray. I thought maybe I had a pic of mine with the green knobs. I'll do that later. I'm more of a function over form guy. It it does the job I don't care how it looks. In my

No, the SP75 came with 4 pin aviation connectors like what were common for mic connectors on rigs of that era. https://www.americanradiosupply.com/gx164-4-pin-male-aviation-panel-connector/ There

Jim: You are right about the A model being green...or at least the cabinet is.? Front panel looks like dark gray??? But maybe I have only ever seen them in B & W QST's!!!? Not too many of those

No, I mean the TR7, not the TR-7. 73 -Jim NU0C "VE7PS" <ve7ps@...> wrote:

Commercial version of Lew McCoy's "Ultimate Transmatch" described in the linked article. This is what mine looks like (except for the outer knobs).

Wasn’t Murch on the Adams Family? Sorry couldn’t resist! Ron W5SUM

For a minute there, I thought you had said "Murch better, and beefier than many current tuners." Thanks, Barry - N4BUQ