[Boatanchors] Transcon 6 and 10 Manuals

[Tom Clarke]

Hi George,

They are  not exactly "manuals", just a couple of mimeographed pages and 
a schematic. I have both of these  little rigs and they are
fun rigs.   I lived in the next town over from Stamford, and worked one 
summer for Creative.  Lots of fun for a young ham! They also made
a TNS based on Don Stoner's  Twin Noise Squelch design.  There was a KW 
Linear with 4-400s in the works,  but don't remember if
it ever hit the street.

I'll dig them out and scan them to pdf for you.

73 Tom/W4OKW ex K1AST

On 8/3/2013 12:00 PM, boatanchors-request at puck.nether.net wrote:
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> Today's Topics:
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>     1. Transcon 6 & 10 manuals needed (George Maier)
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> I've had both a Transcon 6 meter and a Transcon 10 meter rig on the shelf
> for quite a while, but have never found manuals for either, and believe me
> I've tried.  Does anyone have a lead on where I might find a copy?  The
> Transcons are smallish AM mobile rigs that were around in the mid-late
> 1950's, made by Creative Electronics in Stamford CT.   The receive side is a
> converter feeding into your AM broadcast radio, while the transmit side is
> self-contained with VFO or xtal control.
>
>