That's not a bear I'm holding, it's Frannie, our rescued Schipperke (dog). (Click picture to enlarge)

3rd Marine Division Viet Nam '65-'66.         SEE PICTURES BELOW

Thanks for visiting the AUDIO POLICE!!

Pegram (pop. 2,000) is just west of Nashville, Tennessee in Cheatham County.

Licensed in 1969, my station is:

• Ten-Tec Eagle
• Astron RS-35M power supply
• Heathkit SB-221 amp
• MFJ Roller Inductor tuner
• Turner 33 D mic
• MFJ keyer, various keys
• 80 meter dipole 75' up, self-made open wire feedline.

Shalom and 73!

PS: I'd love to send a QSL card to you if you'd please include an SASE with your QSL.

New Ten-Tec Eagle is dwarfed by the big SB-221 amp.

To the left of my 1950s Turner 33-D mic is a box I built for PTT switch, and a switch to key the SB-221 so I can actually run QSK from the EAGLE through the amp. Who'd a thought it!

That's a J.H. Bunnell & Co. sounder key on top of the SB-221 amp. Vibroplex key; my original novice key on a brass base (1969); and a G4ZPY pump key on marble base.

My picture on the cover of June 1981 CQ Magazine with the Three Band Ice Cream Hole Vertical Antenna I designed.

Deer in my front woods. The window on the right is my radio room. See the green open wire feed line going up to my 80 meter dipole at 75'.

Two little fawns together out my radio room front window.

Fawns following their moms away. (That's a light glare bottom right; window glare.)

Who knew deer liked sunflower seed? Ha!