Most recently it's been in use by Dallas, VK3EB who I visited to pick it up.
Dallas has been doing some fantastic home brew radio construction, including this lovely antenna tuner:
![tuner.jpg](http://lh5.ggpht.com/_uT-6DNNXTO4/SUHEUj2xiGI/AAAAAAAAQ8s/P4_Ae2p-e14/tuner.jpg?imgmax=800)
He's been using the Panda Cub transmitter on 160m AM while he completes a fully home brew transmitter which is being constructed on a wooden bench:
![ProtoTransmitter.jpg](http://lh5.ggpht.com/_uT-6DNNXTO4/SUHEkCb3keI/AAAAAAAAQ80/cpzgLiuCqe4/ProtoTransmitter.jpg?imgmax=800)
If all goes well on the "bench of death" the magnificent dummy load will shine brightly:
![dummy load.jpg](http://lh3.ggpht.com/_uT-6DNNXTO4/SUHEw14CQAI/AAAAAAAAQ88/Aspd_r2mZzA/dummy%20load.jpg?imgmax=800)
So thanks Dallas for your hospitality and for taking such good care of the Panda Cub. I'm eternally grateful.
1 comment:
Thos Panda Cub transmitters are quite a rarity. Well done on digging one out.
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