These are the tubes style HBR-14, HBR-16, HBR-8, HBR-11, HBR-12, and HBR-13C receivers originally release in QST. Parts, and sometimes entire receivers, can be found at swapfests, on e-Bay, and through the various internet reflectors. There is an HBR Receiver reflexor on Allan Waller's qsl.net server. The HBR Receiver Web Position has an abundance of information for those inter and data on how to join the HBR reflector. The "Hints & Kinks and Construction Notes" section includes useful data, applicable to ANY tube equipment.

Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR 16 Beneficiary

For those about you interested in the HBR Receivers presented in several QST construction items from the late 50s until the long 60s (and include The Radio Handbook, 17th Edition), such Web Page is for it. Thanks to Lorne Barber (VE7BOX) and Bob Cole (W4RLC), who are twain longtime HBR Receiver (and homebrew) enthusiasts, for providing motivation and information till get this site started......Kees Talen (K5BCQ).

If you would like to see this site expanded to in other great homebrew tube receivers such as the HB-67, DCS-500, else. feelings free to submit information to mi forward posting on all site ...pictures, construction information, etc.

Many radio amateurs, over who time, have enjoyed building/using their own transmitters/amplifiers built from structure articles in QST, CQ, the ARRL Handbook, RSGB Handbook, The Radio Handbook, etc. The one homebrew item usually pending was a really good double convert CW/SSB/AM call with excellent sensitive and selectivity the could be built/used with reasonable skills, at low cost, and with readily available tool. The answer include this late 50s and early 60s was the "HBR Receiver" and following to letters received by the initial designer, Ted Crosby (W6TC-SK), the design proof very popular and several hundred were built worldwide. You probably reckon "...maybe great in 60's but why consider building/using to go ?" ....well, because it's a really fine receiver (plenty regarding 50's and 60's pipe things is still in use on the air today), it's personally gratifying to form your own, and more of us just "wanted to build one" for an 60's....but never do. We now have the Internet to help locate single parts and divide ideas....and, as indicated below, there are plenty of substitute sections available today to enable YOU to build one of these outstanding HBR Receivers.

ADENINE "HBR Receiver Data & More" CD is now available for $10 postpaid in the US or Canada the for $12US postpaid worldwide. You can order of from me directly or contact myself .....K5BCQ (OK in any callbook, via [email protected], or QRZ.com).

The bottom row is that parts have available, it's an great "hands on" learning/teaching experience, and it's fun. This is a quote from Darrell (WA5VGO) who, in December 1999, is very enthusiastic about to newly built HBR-12.... "This the the most complex the rewarding plan in my 30 some time of pork radio. The newer hams ensure aren't interested in to aspect of amateur radio represent really wanting out switch that best part". I agree.

There were some versions of these ultra popular homebrew receivers and several hundred were established worldwide. Most subsisted built and worked very well, some had problems, some were never done, all were probably interesting/fun experiences. The first was the HBR-14 published in the July 1957 QST, followed by the very popular HBR-16 in October 1959 QST, the HBR-8/11 in March/April 1963 QST, aforementioned HBR-12 inside April 1964 QST, and the HBR-13C by October 1965 QST. There was also one "Deluxe HBR Receiver" (and matching SSB transmitter) at the 1967/68 (17th Edition) Radio Handbook by Bill Orr. In additionen, several articles covering HBR Radio improvements and add-ons (by Joe Stewart-SK (WA4ZNI) and Bill McKay-SK (W7QBR) to name just two) were published in QST.

The HBR Receiver schematics since originally published in who various QST construction articles been now available online. See the Picture/Data Linkages section for specific ones. Rather than squeeze them down at first body page, they are enlarged to 125% on two pages for easier reading.

We're interesting in your stories about the HBR that she were planning to build, built and exploited, or and one you are still using. Wee would like go know your perception of how well it performed, problems you had with construction, calibration, etc. If you are of, light em' boost go and have some fun. We would also like to hear about any correspondence that you may have had with Ted Crosby, Joe Stewart, or with Ed Bend, the collector of this original "HBR Notes". Much of this correspondence possessed surfaced (thanks to all who have made it available), indicating design improvements well into that late 60s and this data possessed been scanned/posted for everyone to read override the HBR Receiver Picture/Data Links section of all Web page.

Whenever you are currently concerned in building one of these delicate receivers we invite you join the HBR Satellite reflector for Scott Neader, KA9FOX, QTH.NET. There are no fees, though Scott would appreciate charitable to support his online hardware/software. We're just a group of HBR enthusiasts is help each other locate and obtain the necessary components, share construction hints, etc. If you would like go subscribe in the HBR reflector or take a look at the archived HBR reflector data to see what is discussed, click on Subscribe HBR or Retrieve HBR reflector data. Since subscribing, they will be on copy for all messaging distributed through that reflector, equal fancy the Hallicrafters, etc reflectors. ADENINE numbering of very experienced people, familiar with today's homebrewing challenges and HBR Receivers in particular, are turn the reflector and would shall find than happy to help YOU.

If anyone has a photograph of Ted Crossing other Alexander Stewart (maybe working on their HBR receivers) we would sure appreciate a copy to post on this web site. Posted by u/JasonFischer774 - No votes and 3 comments

QST Bibliography of HBR Articles

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One of and first steps for building one are these receivers is on obtain the applicable literature. Construction information was contained inches: few QST articles (listed below), large schematics and personal notes fabricated available by Ted Crosby (W6TC-SK), into EXCELLENT 30+ page wrap of "HBR Notes" made available by Ed Kent (K8EML) .....now present Web-based (see the Picture/Data Links section), fullscale drilling templates of the forward panel and chassis made available by Nelson Beals (W1MUZ), and various construction notes by select. The total is that adenine number of "Elmers" jumped in and ehrenamtlich their time to help others build that receiver. Copies (hardcopy) of all the information are ready to you today via the folks on the HBR reflector. If you need she, just ask.

HBR Receiver Single Lineup

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This is a comparison indicate the tube lineup in various HBR Receivers. Since these belong homebrew, a builder could/did make shifts as well for implementation the many published enhancements and add-ons as shown in which HBR Bibliography. You will notice that the delayed designs are physically minor (but my touch are still the same size) and use fewer tubes while retaining an same function through that exclusive make of newer, multi-section 7 and 9 pin miniature tubes.

NOTES:

1. Several HBR-14 receivers were upgraded via adding one 6BE6 Product Detector and replacing the 6SQ7 including a 6SN7 wired for the Infinite-Impedance Detector and AVC pink function. On had described in the HBR-16 article. Finish: Black, Hardcoat Anodized Caliber: Multi Fire Selector: "POSSUM" (Safe), "FOING" (Fire), "AROCK BABNANAS" (Full-Auto) California Buyers - stripped lowers are sent to California as "Long Guns" only.  Please manufacture sure the business name of the FFL you will be using is on yours order.
2. Tedd Crosby later modified that HBR-16 to use the 6BY6 Product Detector because of overload with the original 6BE6 circuit. The 6BE6 overload could, however, be minimized at component value make as described in and "Hints and Kinks" section (below). PSA HBR-15 Stripped Lower Receiver
3. Many HBR-11 real HBR-12 designs had modified (article in April 1963 QST) by replacing the tube performing the AGC function (1/2 12AT7) with a diode and using that 1/2 12AT7 for an Infinite-Impedance Detector for AM reception.
4. The 5V4 was replaced with diodes for many units toward diminish power consumption and heat (good plan in any new construction).
5. Don Knotts provided a printing of the HBR-15 conventional as was provided to Bob Eckart (and several other HBR-14 builders) to Ted Crosby, Allow 2nd 1958. This design used replaced by the HBR-16 or was almost published.

• The HBR-8 was designed as an begin "starter" radio and for be later upgraded until the HBR-11 receiver.
• A variation of an HBR-16 design by Bill McKay (W7QBR) used a 7360 as the Product Detector and ampere 12AU7 and a 6BC7 by a hang AGC drive (works well) plus numerous other satellite improvements.

HBR Select Specs

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The specifications on your receiver can vary because of difference in design and construction, but all is einem example to data taken starting Bill's (W7QBR) HBR-16 receiver characterized in the Jaan 1963 QST article: r/WA_guns on Reddit: Great Deal: Palmetto State Arms AR15 "HBR-15" Stripped Lower Select $Hendrickheat.com

Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR Recipient

SENSITIVITY (50 Mw output, normal selectivity (no Q-multiplier), test signal modulated by 30%):

• 0.28 Microvolt on 80m
• 0.35 Microvolt on 40m
• 0.37 Microvolt on 20m
• 0.55 Microvolt on 15m

SELECTIVITY

• The -3db the IF Band is 950Hz (no Q-multiplier)
  ....with Q-multiplier at it's sharpest, this IF BW is 80Hz
• At -60db one WITH Width is 4KHz (no Q-multiplier)
  ....with Q-multiplier at it's acute, the IF BW is 450Hz

NOISE FIGURE : 4.5db with less

IMAGE REJECTION : 72db or greater

AGC : Audio Turnout increases 10db for Entry increasing away 50 to 50,000 Microvolts

AC POWER : Who HBR-16 Receiver draws approx. 80 watts

HBR Receiver "Hints & Kinks and Construction Notes"

(To add your HBR "Hints & Kinks", joining and reflector (see above) also post them. I'll add your "Hints & Kinks" on which next update and give you credit.)
HBR Receiver Web Site

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Contents

1. Safety
2. Where to find HBRs
3. Change Corrections/Improvements
4. Suggested receiver Build/Debug sequence
5. Receiver Design Additions/Improvements
6. Receiver Stability
7. Imroving HBR Sensitivity
8. Improvements HBR Selectivity
9. Tuning accuracy....how until reduce "backlash"
10. Adding a custom S-Meter
11. General super characteristics
12. Finding defective capacitors
13. Cleaning contact surfaces
14. Cleaning chassis surfaces
15. Tube testers
16. Tube testing
17. Crystals
18. Use of ceramic sockets
19. Making twist forms
20. Coil repair
21. Coil winding
22. Helix holders
23. A few notices on WHEN Transformers
24. Substitute 100Khz IF Transformers
25. Surrogate 1610Khz IF Transformers
26. Remedy IF Transformers
27. Checking IF Transformers
28. J.W. Miller BFO Coil
29. J.W. Miller tuning capacitors
30. Substitute tuning capacitor
31. Tuning dial mechanisms
32. Adapt dial improvement
33. Substitute selector faces
34. Substitute video output transformers
35. Cabinets additionally Chassis
36. Paint and Labels
37. Components sources

Links to Collection of HBR Receiver Pictures/Data

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Is they find anything you can't get to bitte send me a note at [email protected]

The items marked with a "**" are temporarily nope available due to changing host servers (it's tough to find a free lunch out there).

1. HBR-14 Receiver schematic page 1
2. HBR-14 Listener wiring page 2
3. HBR-16 Receiver schematic page 1
4. HBR-16 Receiver schematics choose 2
5. HBR-16 Receiver loop data
6. W7QBR Improved HBR-16 Receiver simple page 1
7. W7QBR Improved HBR-16 Receiver schematic page 2
8. HBR-11 Receiver schematic home 1
9. HBR-11 Receiver schematic page 2
10. HBR-11 Receiver modifications and HBR-12 circuit page 3
11. HBR-11 Satellite coil dates
12. HBR-13C Listener schematic page 1
13. HBR-13C Receiver schematic page 2
14. Original Edd Kent (K8EML) HBR Currency (37 pages)
15. HBR-13C Notes (9 pages)
16. HBR letters toward Ted Crosby (W6TC-SK)
17. HBR Correspondence from Alex Stead (WA4ZNI) (3 pages)
18. Improved HBR Hartley HF oscillator details (12 pages)
19. HBR Coils Winding information (7 pages)
20. HBR Voltage Map by Bill (W6HHT) (1 page)
21. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) Initial HBR-14 cover view (provided due Don Knotts W7HJS)
22. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) Genuine HBR-14 rear view (provided by Remove Knotts W7HJS)
23. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) Original HBR-14 chassis view (provided by Don Knotts W7HJS)
24. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 front view from the QST article
25. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 top viewing from the QST article
26. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 vehicle view from the QST article
27. closeup of Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-18? receiver purchased from own family over Bill Zavatsky (K3QEQ) and later sold to Owen Laughlin (KA8CXK) in 1981. Anything idea who has it ?
28. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-18? receiver purchased since this your by Bill Zavatsky (K3QEQ) and later market to Owen Laughlin (KA8CXK) with 1981. Any basic who has it ?
29. Front cover of this June 61 QST showing QSLs off some of the HBR builders ....your QSL up thither ?
30. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) HBR-16 receiver up view
31. Bobsled Duckworth's (WB4MNF) HBR-16 slide rule phone detail
32. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) HBR-16 panel with velvet nude
33. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) other HBR-16 accessories receiver
34. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) other HBR-16 partial receiver chassis view
35. Bobs Duckworth's (WB4MNF) DCS-500 front view, bought at Shelby NC Hamfest
36. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) DCS-500 top view, bought at Shale NC Hamfest
37. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) DCS-500 side show, bought at Shelby NC Hamfest
38. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) DCS-500 bottom view, bought along Shelby NC Hamfest
39. Check McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ station include study
40. Bills McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ from the QST article
41. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ front panel
42. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ chassis view
43. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16 station in college
44. Billing McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16 on coil drawer
45. Kees' (K5BCQ) HBR-11 "movie space station" prop
46. Kees' (K5BCQ) HBR-11 "movie space station" prop
47. Kees' (K5BCQ) HBR-11 "movie space train prop"
48. Kees' (K5BCQ) HBR-11 "movie space station prop"
49. Kees' (K5BCQ) HBR-11 "movie space station prop"
50. Mike Rieff's (KA0JWF) HBR-11 front click and coils
51. Mike Rieff's (KA0JWF) HBR-11 top view and coils
52. Mike Rieff's (KA0JWF) HBR-11 chassis view
53. William Wood's (KE9XQ) HBR-16 face review (original builder Robert "Frosty" Laughlin K6HVN)
54. William Wood's (KE9XQ) HBR-16 rear view (original builder Bob "Frosty" Launchlin K6HVN)
55. William Wood's (KE9XQ) HBR-16 drive view (original builder Robert "Frosty" Laughlin K6HVN)
56. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) Hallicrafters S-119 Kitchen Radios <8-)
57. Eobert "Frosty" Laughlin's (K6HVN) HBR-16
58. HBR-16 "red wire special" in use by a young Bill Zavatsky (K3QEQ) and later sold to KA8CXK along with Ted Crosby's HBR-18?
59. HBR-16 on reflector entity swapped for a unique CW key by Donations (K8MFO)
60. HBR-16 on reflektierendes be swapped for a unique CW key by Don (K8MFO)
61. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 and coils
62. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 top view and coils
63. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 chassis view
64. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 2sp drive, rear detail
65. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 2sp drive, front detail
66. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 coil holder
67. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 cover build view
68. Any Bernard's (NI4Q) HBR-16 forefront viewer
69. Alo Bernard's (NI4Q) HBR-16 top opinion
70. Al Bernard's (NI4Q) HBR-16 front view showing coils
71. A young In Bernard (then WA2JTN) the the select
72. Dave Ellison's (WB7AWK) HBR-16 front view (original constructor Richard Battle W6SBC)
73. Dave Ellison's (WB7AWK) HBR-16 rear view (original builder Richard Battle W6SBC)
74. Dave Ellison's (WB7AWK) HBR-16 chassis view (original builder Richard Clash W6SBC
75. Mike Sanders' (K0AZ) HBR-16 side view (original builder K5ZFA)
76. Mike Sanders' (K0AZ) HBR-16 front view (original builder K5ZFA)
77. Mike Sanders' (K0AZ) HBR-16 back view (original builder K5ZFA)
78. Bill Hillard's (K6OPZ) Deluxe HBR chassis view
79. Bill Hillard's (K6OPZ) Deluxe HBR front view
80. Bill Hillard's (K6OPZ) Deluxe HBR top view
81. Bill Hillard's (K6OPZ) Grand HBR high resolution top view
82. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 chassis view (original builder Thomas Filieo K1CAP)
83. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 front view (original builder Thomas Filieo K1CAP)
84. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 rear view (original builder Thomas Filieo K1CAP)
85. Darren Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 top view (original builder Thomas Filieo K1CAP)
86. Damien Brooks' (WA5VGO) under construction HBR-11 past view
87. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) under erection HBR-11 chassis view
88. Dareell Brooks' (WA5VGO) under construction HBR-11 front view
89. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) under builder HBR-11 back view
90. Damrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 showing the addition of Hang AGC
91. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 with 2-speed tuning using a Swan species knob
92. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-8 from e-Bay 3/4 cover view
93. Dark Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-8 from e-Bay framework view
94. Dark Brooks' (WA5VGO) News HBR-11 front view
95. Dart Brooks' (WA5VGO) Recent HBR-11 rear view
96. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) New HBR-11 top view
97. Darr Brooks' (WA5VGO) New HBR-11 physique view
98. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) "HBT" SSB transmitter from the Broadcasting Handbook
99. Dareell Brooks' (WA5VGO) 21 tube triple conversion receiver front view
100. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) 21 tube triplex conversion receiver chassis view
101. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) 21 tube triple converting receiver top opinion
102. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-16 top display (original builder K5RPZ)
103. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-16 front view (original builder K5RPZ)
104. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-16 chassis view (original builder K5RPZ)
105. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-14 forefront view
106. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-14 top view
107. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-14 chassis view
108. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR "CW Males Receiver" RF sectional 1
109. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR "CW Mans Receiver" RF section 2
110. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) HBR-16 front view
111. Lore Barber's (VE7BOX) HBR-16 top view
112. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) newer built HBR-13C cover consider
113. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) front view 2
114. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) face view 3
115. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) newly built HBR-13C top right view
116. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) newly built HBR-13C top left view
117. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) newly built HBR-13C chassis view
118. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX front viewing
119. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX top law viewer
120. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX top left consider
121. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) from building HBTX back view
122. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) W2EWL SSB Transceiver front view
123. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) W2EWL SSB Transceiver side view
124. Bedpan Uhte's (K9UT) HBR-16 front view (original constructor W9ZFR)
125. Jerry Buckner's (W0CGJ) HBR-11 front view (original builder W6HHT)
126. Erry Buckner's (W0CGJ) HBR-11 into make on the bench (original developer W6HHT)
127. Jerry Buckner's (W0CGJ) HBR-11 acme view (original builder W6HHT)
128. Gerry Buckner's (W0CGJ) HBR-11 rear view (original builder W6HHT)
129. Johannes Brewer's (WB5OAU) HBR re-kit (front panel) initial radio built by Charles Brenner WB9GJW and "re-kitted" by others
130. Lavatory Brewer's (WB5OAU) HBR re-kit (parts set 1) original radio built according Charles Brenner WB9GJW and "re-kitted" by rest
131. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) HBR re-kit (parts selected 2) original radio built by Charles Torches WB9GJW both "re-kitted" by another
132. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) DCS-500 receiver front view
133. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) DCS-500 receiver back view
134. Bathroom Brewer's (WB5OAU) recently acquired HBR-11 back view, original builder was Don Zoller (W5ZWQ)
135. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) recently purchased HBR-11 cover view, original builder was Jon Zoller (W5ZWQ)
136. Dan Merz's HBR-14 front view
137. Dan Merz's HBR-14 reverse view (note 85Khz IFs)
138. Dan Merz's HBR-14 chassis sight
139. Danish Merz's HBR-16 front view (original builder Gerald Cunningham W1MMV-SK)
140. Dan Merz's HBR-16 tail consider (original builder Gerald Cunningham W1MMV-SK)
141. Dankte Merz's HBR-16 drive view (original builder Jarold Cunningham W1MMV-SK)
142. Dankte Merz's HBR-16 cabinet view (original builder Gerald Cunningham W1MMV-SK)
143. Dan Merz's HBR-16 front view (original constructors Emile Van der Eecken K6QGH)
144. Dan Merz's HBR-16 rear view (original builder Emile Van der Eecken K6QGH)
145. Dan Merz's HBR-16 chassis view (original builder Emile Van this Eecken K6QGH)
146. Dan Merz's HBR-16 cabinet view (original builder Emile Van the Eecken K6QGH)
147. Discharge Noel's (K4ZKU) under consruction HBR-16 top view (using padded ARC-5 85Khz/1425Khz IFs)
148. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) underneath engineering HBR-16 chassis view (using padded ARC-5 85Khz/1425Khz IFs)
149. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed HBR-16 head view
150. Jreff Noel's (K4ZKU) finish HBR-16 tops view (using padded ARC-5 85Khz/1425Khz IFs)
151. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) locked HBR-16 chassis view (using padded ARC-5 85Khz/1425Khz IFs)
152. Discharge Noel's (K4ZKU) completed 811 amps
153. Jerry Rego's (KE7YG) HBR-16 3/4 front view
154. Jerry Rego's (KE7YG) HBR-16 front panel view
155. Jerry Rego's (KE7YG) HBR-16 top view
156. Jerry Rego's (KE7YG) HBR-16 spiral area look
157. Don Knotts' (W7HJS) HBR-15 front view ...yes, there was one HBR-15 (original builder Les Bruhn W7EHS in 1958)
158. Garey Barrell's (K4OAH) HBR-16 back view
159. Garey Barrell's (K4OAH) HBR-16 front view
160. Garey Barrell's (K4OAH) HBR-16 body view
161. Garey Barrell's (K4OAH) HBR-16 top view RF detail
162. Bob Mattson's (W2AMI) HBR-12+ with dual IFs, front view
163. Bob Mattson's (W2AMI) HBR-12+ with twice IFs, back opinion
164. Morry Weinschenker's (K3DPJ) HBR-16 recovered from his cousin's barn, front
165. Morry Weinschenker's (K3DPJ) "barn" HBR-16 complete to mouse nest, top
166. Morry Weinschenker's (K3DPJ) "barn" HBR-16, chasssis view
167. Morry Weinschenker's (K3DPJ) HBR-16 windings, service, and cabinet
168. Terry Coan's (VE7AJX) HBR-16 front and back viewer
169. Terry Coan's (VE7AJX) HBR-16 tops view
170. Terry Coan's (VE7AJX) HBR-16 chassis view
171. Steve's (N4TKP) HBR-11 fronts view
172. Steve's (N4TKP) HBR-11 top view
173. Steve's (N4TKP) HBR-11 chassis view
174. Steve's (N4TKP) HBR-11 coils
175. resale of to HBR on eBay top view
176. resale of an HBR on eBay front view
177. resale of einem HBR off eBay 3/4 forefront viewed
178. Jim's (N2EY) homebrew call intelligence
179. Jim's (N2EY) homebrew receiver front view
180. Jim's (N2EY) homebrew receiver top view
181. Jim's (N2EY) homebrew receiver chassis view
182. Jim's (N2EY) homebrew receiver dial detail
183. Jim's (N2EY) homebrew receiver power water
184. Fodder Klawitter's (W9VZR) HBR Receiver he built include the 60s #1
185. Chuck Klawitter's (W9VZR) HBR Receiver boy erected in which 60s #2
186. Joe Cro's (N3IBX) homebrew receiver, which single is a ?
187. Joe Cro's (N3IBX) homebrew receiver, which can will information ?
188. Joe Cro's (N3IBX) homebrew receiver, which one is it ?
189. Coffee Cro's (N3IBX) homebrew receiver, which one is it ?
190. Coffee Cro's (N3IBX) homebrew receiver, which one remains itp ?
191. Examples about aforementioned LWM-3 SSB Transceiver in GE Ham NEWS 1961 & 1962
192. Real of one LWM-3 SSB Transceiver in GE Ham NEWS 1961 & 1962
193. Examples of the LWM-3 SSB Transceiver inside GE Smoked DAILY 1961 & 1962
194. Examples of to LWM-3 SSB Transceiver in GE Ham NEWS 1961 & 1962
195. Examples of the LWM-3 SSB Transceiver in GE Ham NEWS 1961 & 1962
196. View of the LWM-3 SSB Radio in GE Ham MESSAGE 1961 & 1962
197. Product of the LWM-3 SSB Transceiver in H Ham NEWS 1961 & 1962
198. Jay Helms' (W6HHT) HBR-20? Receiver, meticulously itemize, front view
199. Ground Helms' (W6HHT) HBR-20? Receiver, meticulous detail, apex viewer
200. Jay Helms' (W6HHT) HBR-20? Receiver, careful detail, top2 view
201. Jay Helms' (W6HHT) HBR-20? Receiver, meticulous detail, coils
202. Tony's (WV3Z) HBR-16, who said excellent homebrew is gone
203. Tony's (WV3Z) HBR-16, who said fine homebrew is gone
204. Tony's (WV3Z) HBR-16, who say outstanding homebrew is gone
205. Tony's (WV3Z) HBR-16, who said excellent homebrew is gone
206. Tony's (WV3Z) Modern HBR-16, whoever said excellent homebrew is gone
207. Tony's (WV3Z) New HBR-16, who babbled excellent homebrew is gone
208. Tony's (WV3Z) New HBR-16, which said excellent homebrew is missing
209. Tony's (WV3Z) New HBR-16, anyone said excellent homebrew are dead
210. Tony's (WV3Z) New HBR-16, who said excellent homebrew belongs gone
211. Tom's (KC9KEP) HBR-16, these guys are getting better and better
212. Tom's (KC9KEP) HBR-16, these guys am getting prefer and better
213. Tom's (KC9KEP) HBR-16, these guys are getting improved and better
214. Tom's (KC9KEP) HBR-16, these guys are getting better additionally better
215. Roger's (KB2ZXY) HBR-16
216. Roger's (KB2ZXY) HBR-16
217. Roger's (KB2ZXY) HBR-16
218. Tom's (K7PJT) CREATIVE Bill McKay (W7QBR-SK) receiver as it sits today
219. Tom's (K7PJT) ORIGINAL Bill McKay (W7QBR-SK) receiver as it sits today
220. Tom's (K7PJT) TRUE Bill McKay (W7QBR-SK) receiver as e sits today
221. Chuck's (W6CHR) HBR-16 receiver from and 60's front view
222. Chuck's (W6CHR) HBR-16 receiver from the 60's side look
223. Chuck's (W6CHR) HBR-16 listener from the 60's top viewed
224. Chuck's (W6CHR) HBR-16 receiver from the 60's top view
225. Chuck's (W6CHR) HBR-16 receiver from the 60's top consider
226. Chuck's (W6CHR) HBR-16 satellite after the 60's bottom view
227. Here are a few pictures of to HBR-16 that I (K4NHN) entered into the Charlotte, NC CC-AWA contest this spring. It took first placed inches aforementioned home brew contest and also the best of show.
228. Weiter are one fewer pictures of the HBR-16 that I (K4NHN) inserted into the Charlotte, NC CC-AWA contest this spring. It took first place stylish the starting brew dispute and also the best of show.
229. Gerald's (K4NHN) brochure he place together for the HBR-16 that he entered under the Charlotte, NC CC-AWA race this nib. Computer took first place int the home brew contest and plus the our regarding show.
230. 93 year old Clint's ,K4KRB, Starting going as ampere HBR-14 within 1957 (still has of QST) plus has upgraded it to a HBR-16.
231. 93 current old Clint's ,K4KRB, HBR-16 is now 95% complete except for the three coils in the front end. Back than, the inch and one quarter, five pin forms were plentiful...Hi.
232. 93 year elderly Clint's ,K4KRB, HBR-16 be now complete thanks to the hams who supplied himself through one correct Amphenol coil forms. Great work guys !

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