2025 Elkhart East IN Hamfest Ham radio Swap meet Lots of antique electronic equipment take the tour
7.4K views · Aug 4, 2025 · Howto & Style
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@derstrom8 · 1 year ago
Those wooden circuit board models are so cool
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@ianmaltby6388 · 1 year ago
Cheers Terry thank you so much for uploading 👍👍😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
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@jwdevine · 1 year ago
Another target rich environment, huh! I can almost taste the wine in the glass...<br><br>😂❤
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@twoheart7813 · 1 year ago (edited)
I can listen to radio related stories all day long ;o) The grill food sounded amazing.
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@robertclark8351 · 1 year ago
Great event Terry, thanks for sharing.
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@Jeffhoneck · 1 year ago
That FT-101B with the AM filter is a steal at $250, as long as it's complete.
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@johncundiss9098 · 1 year ago
I was the one who built the moving yagi with the lights on it in the back. My oblivious self did not see you. I was shopping. I filled my little wagon up twice with stuff. Good video. Thank you for visiting.
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@jwdevine · 1 year ago (edited)
Network boxes make nice amp, boxes.<br><br>😂❤
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@patrickknowles8572 · 1 year ago
Marsha is going to take away your checkbook one of these days, Terry!😊
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@bb_37 · 1 year ago
The facility is known as the Northern Indiana Event Center. I think it was set up so they could bring RVs and motorhomes in through the doors to show in a climate-controlled space. It's a great venue for a hamfest and the organizer, Dewey Thrash K9DEW, has been growing the show every year.
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@n3drx · 1 year ago (edited)
Terry, I used Rycom selective level meters for years back in the analog microwave days. The 600 channel baseband was essentially SSB 400hz - 3400hz in programmable channels every 4kc. A sync unit sent a pilot at 128khz from a master site and all the remote shelves (12 channels per shelf) had a sync unit that received that pilot and all the channels on the system were synced. The Rycom allowed tuning across the baseband to the channel in question and injecting a 1004hz test tone into the channel and setting the level on the baseband. It was much like an HF receiver and had selective bandwidths. The model in your video has more funtionality. Different models made for different utility applications.
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@Greg-et2dp · 1 year ago
D-lab electronics your YouTube videos are awesome my friend
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