KB8GPO Radio Free Waldenburg
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Banishment to the Future
New Destination Must See
Radio Free Waldenburg is back on the air!
As of Nov 19, 2008 I fired up the station after long interruptions do to remodeling of the house. The coax and antennas also had to be redone. See you on the 75 meter band, 3.880 MHz!
Hi All, This is Ken, KB8GPO, sitting in the Hot Seat at Radio Free Waldenburg, in beautiful downtown Waldenburg, Michigan. Amplitude Modulated (AM) Ham Radio is alive and doing fine here and around the world. We AM'ers use Vacuum Tube Transmitters and Receivers that are bigger then a Bread Box and weigh over 100 pounds each. They are also known as Boat Anchors because appliance operators think that is all they are good for. Our transmitted signals can be heard on any Short-wave Receiver. You can find us on 3.880 to 3.885 MHz and 7.290 to 7.295 MHz, you can't miss the mellow sounds of Amplitude Modulation. The Donald Duck sounds you hear near by on the band are other Hams talking on Single Side Band, if you have a BFO on your receiver you can tune them in also.
Taming The Big Johnson
My other Pages, Many are Must See
But, what does the "person on the street" think of
Radio Free Waldenburg?
Newest!!
Piratin' on 915 MHz
and
Piratin' on 2.4 GHz
The Bud Tenna
Extend the range of your wireless internet for pennies !!!
Visit The
French Castle
Turn on your sound
NEW, NEW, NEW!!
I got a new PC, check it out,
it is the best tube rig ever !
Hawaii Gallery 2007
Alaska Gallery 2004
The workings of Radio Free Waldenburg
Build the GPO 10 and 2 meter Mobile Antenna
My Miss Fernande Page, Old French Postcards "Nudity"
The New Kitchen
My New Clock Thingy
Other Links, See Into My Insanity
If anyone has old Ham Radio Ads or related artwork, I would really like to use them in
up coming pages. Please scan them in and send them to me.
I have not been true to my school lately. I need to get back into the shack and get to work on my Jefferson-Travis 350A and the newest a RCA Radiolas 44, a 1929 wooden receiver.
See Maria Testaguzza's Sculptures
Thank You and 73's
Ken Libby
kb8gpo@comcast.net
Copyright (c) 1999 Ken Libby
This Home Page was created Sunday, August 05, 2007
Most recent revision June 30, 2009