KK6IRZ JeffKK6IRZ HomebrewW6OMW7MS Reno MikeW7MSW7MSW7MSW7MSN7RCA BTA5N7RCA BTA5 W6VWW6THW Johnson DeskMel, K6KBEK6KBE Bauer 707W6RXk SteveBobby HallicraftersW6FCSN6PPOKT4ETKQ6F RodK6CUAK6IC K6KJQK6SROW7LTG FrancescaWA6JKNWA6JKNW7LTGThree MusketeersWJ6WDave and Joe at KFICollins 231 HF transmitter at the Collins Museum in Cedar Rapids.K6GLH Spark GapK6GLH vintage AM station featuring the Collins 150B transmitter and National AGS receiver. NC-101 on the far right.Jeff Parker, AE6SDDennis Kidder, W6DQ (OM of KF6QNG)Lisa Kidder, KF6QNG (XYL of Dennis, W6DQ)Fun times for all.Ben Deovlet, W6FDUN9AMI VintageJeff Huselid, WB6ZBXs’ XYLMarv Weber, KG6YDI SKTom W7TMDW7TMDWayne Heil, KB6OQJOn the right is Jim Stitzinger, WA3CEX, acquiring a Collins 200A. Previous own on the left, is unidentified.Nice Heathkit StationHarry Snyder, W0RN, SKGary Halverson, K6GLH (left) and Jim Stitzinger, WA3CEX. Gary helped Jim restore an original Collins 150B.Jeff Parker, AE6SD, with his Swedish CT-450 transmitter acquired from Bjorn, SM5UR.Cliff. N6ZU and Gates TXBill and Rod WeekendBarry Wiseman, N6CSW, SK. Founder of Electric Radio MagazineMelville B. Grosvenor, Associate Editor of National Geographic magazine; Arthur A. Collins, founder and President of Collins Radio Company and Major General Francis H. “Butch” Griswold, Vice-Commander of the Strategic Air Command operate a Collins KWS-1/75A-4 system aboard General Griswold’s VC-97 over the North Pole on the second airborne flight test of single sideband communications on July 4, 1956.Caitlin Halverson appearing on the 25th Anniversary cover of Electric Radio Magazine. Long audio clips from years past.