This page has been edited because everything it referred .has been removed from the layout. Phases 3 and 4 are gone to make room for a collection of railroad memorabilia and collections of brass and other rolling stock etc.
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- Portable 25 Watt Dual Band Transceiver
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- AN EASY FIX FOR A BAD LCD DISPLAY
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- A Microphone Selector Switch
- A Simple Coax Tester
- Polarity Tester
- Tools &Test Kits For Amateur Radio
- Portable Power
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- Variable Voltage Power Supply
- A Temporary Installation
- An HF Mobile Antenna
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- Headset Adaptor
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- A 30 AMP SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY
- A VHF/UHF Addition to the Buddipole HF Antenna System
- Anderson Powerpoles
- Disabling WIRES on Your Yaesu Radio
- A Couple of Battery Packs
- My Mobile Installation
- A Tilt mount for a Trailer Hitch
- 3-D PRINTING AND HAM RADIO
- Articles List written by N1GY
- Simple Ground Plane Antennas
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- An Easy Code Oscillator
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- Handy PTT Via The Dollar Tree
- A New Design For PowerPole Power Blocks
- Soldering Fume Extractor
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- The Unfair Maligning of the PL-259
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