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General description for the Glowbugs list:

The Glowbugs e-mailing list covers the hands-on use of vacuum tube technology in amateur radio equipment of the bygone era. Home-built equipment from the early 1920's through the 1970's is within its scope. All aspects of design, building, testing, operating, and troubleshooting such equipment is appropriate for this group.

A lot of the discussions center on homebrewing of tube amateur radio equipment.

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List Owner is:
Conard Murray WS4S
Cookeville, TN
Conard says: "Wise men still seek Him".

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GLOWBUGS CIRCUITS, ARTICLES and INFO

And HERE is the massive repository of GB Mailing List archives and files.

MEET THE GLOWBUG ENTHUSIASTS!

I don't want to exclude anyone. SWLs are welcome too!
Was anyone ommitted? Let me know and I will post you here...
(Preferably with a photo!!) Send your picture by e-mail please!
Got a web page? Let me know and I will put a link to it here also.

The GLOWBUGS server space is made possible by Ken Gordon, W7EKB, at the University of Idaho. THANKS, KEN!

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