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It's the "Late Show" with Norm - WA3KEY

Tonight's guests:
Steve - WA3RXP, EG Daily and Basia Trzetrzelewska

     HF Phone:

         Saturday     1300Z Eastern   14,252 KHz USB
         Sunday       1300Z Eastern    7,240 KHz LSB
                                       3,870 KHz LSB (Alternate)      

     HF Packet:

         Weekends     14,105 KHz "Network 105" Kantronics KAM+
                      SSID  WA3KEY   - Keyboard
                            WA3KEY-1 - Mailbox
                            WA3KEY-2 - Gate -> EPALAN 145.070 MHz
                            WA3KEY-7 - Node

     VHF Packet:

         Evenings &   145.070 MHz "EPALAN" Kantronics KAM+ 
         Weekends     SSID  WA3KEY   - Keyboard
                            WA3KEY-1 - Mailbox
                            WA3KEY-2 - Gate -> "Network 105"
                            WA3KEY-7 - Node ->

     VHF Packet Address:  wa3key@n3dpu

Enjoying the view atop WFMZ-TV69's
465-foot tower in Allentown, PA

Operating WA3KEY/2 from the flight deck of      
the USS Intrepid in New York Harbor              

Bucks - Lehigh UHF Repeater Association
Founded 1974
Trustees: Norm - WA3KEY / Steve - WA3RXP

    A message to visitors...

    Thank you for visiting the WA3KEY Virtual Collins Radio Museum or the WA3KEY Top Page.   I have been a licensed Radio Amateur for 32 years and have collected "boatanchors" (old vacuum tube "glow in the dark" radios) since 1980.   Most of the equipment on exhibit at the "virtual museum" is also in service at the "non-virtual" WA3KEY Amateur Radio Station.   In addition to Rockwell/Collins, I am also fond of the communications equipment manufactured by Signal/One.

    When not trying to keep from falling off a tower, into the Hudson River, or getting electrocuted, I am otherwise occupied as president of National Scientific Co., Inc. , a small company that manufactures quartzware for science and industry.   By trade I am a journeyman scientific glassblower.   Some of my other interests (broadcast journalism and US Navy history) are also well represented by the web pages published here.

    I hope you enjoyed your visit.   Please feel free to offer any comments or suggestions.   For the curious ... all the documents published at this web site have been "hand coded" with nothing more than a no-frills DOS based ASCII text editor (Norton) and an appreciation of hypertxt.   The internet is truly an incredible creation and the media of the future.

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This Home Page was created by wa3key, Saturday, March 16, 1996
Most recent revision Saturday, January 15, 2000