This photo was taken 30 years ago in 1979.

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 My main station (behind me in the photo) at the time consisted of the entire Heathkit SB Line:
SB-303 Receiver with SB-650 digital display, SB-401 Transmitter, SB-200 HF Amplifier, SB-102 Tranceiver with SB-640 VFO, (2) SB-600 (Spkr/Pwr Supply), SB-610 (Xmit Monitor Scope), SB-620 (Rcvr Panadapter), SB-630 (Station Console),  Heath HD-15 Phone Patch, HM-102 (HF) SWR/Watt Meter, HD-1410 Keyer/Paddles, HW-8 QRP transceiver, and 2 Kleinschmidt TT-98 teletypes with home brew TNC.  VHF was handled by a Yaesu FT-221R all mode rig with HM-2102 (VHF) SWR/Wattmeter. Antennas were a TA-33Jr tribander at 42 feet, crowfoot dipoles for 80 and 40, and stacked 11el beams horizontal at 48 feet for VHF SSB. 

My second station (to the left in the photo) at the time consisted of Drake Equipment:
T-4XB Transmitter, R-4B Receiver, MN-4 Antenna Tuner/SWR/Watt Meter, MS-4 Speaker/Power Supply, also pictured is an extra MS-4 speaker enclosure with various home brew accessories built into it and a second Heath SB-610 Monitor Scope to watch transmitter output. Triband beam was switchable between the two stations.

I had a third station in an adjoining room at the time which also consisted of  Drake twins (T-4XB/R-4B/MN-4) and a Yaesu FT-101E with wire antennas.

(I  havc very little of this equipment today and have recently begun to collect Classic Icom Rigs and CW keys, paddles and bugs.)

This is my current QSL card recently printed by Gennady Treus,
UX5UO of UX5UO Print in the Ukraine (Highly recommended!).

Please QSL direct to the address above or, if DX,
via the incoming ARRL W5 QSL Bureau.

Cards for 3905 Century Club Net contacts for ALL BANDS should come through the 3905 CC Handi-Hams bureau via WM9H. See the website Main Menu for more detailed QSL Information and addresses.

Whichever way you QSL, that is how my QSL will be returned to you. An SASE or IRC's are NOT needed and will usually be returned.