WA1HLR Converts A Gates BC1T To 160 And 80 At The ARRL
The story of how a 1000 Watt Gates BC1T broadcast transmitter was converted from 1340 kc to the 160 and 80 meter amateur bands by Tim Smith WA1HLR at the ARRL Laboratories.
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