Lynmar Engineers

[Alan W. Fremmer]

Fellow Collectors/Restorers,
 
Wondering if anyone is familiar with this organization.  A quick  search 
resulted in the fact that the principals were consulting electrical  engineers.  
I'm asking because a recent purchase of a homebrew transmitter  based on an 
October 1951 construction article in QST has, as a modification to  the original 
design, a small aluminum box with a 6AH6 mounted on top.   Leads from the box 
exit the chassis to the usual rf type  connector.  Other modifications 
probably include the ability to plate  modulate the rig.  Uses two 807's and delivers 
about 60 watts out.
 
Any leads greatly appreciated.  Thanks in advance for all help.
 
73, Alan - KB2HEI
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