Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 5 minutes ago
There's a group of devoted Amateur Radio enthusiasts that are dedicated to keeping the early history of ham radio alive by building reproductions of early equipment and putting it on the air. W8PU built this CW transmitter from plans in the August 1928 edition of QST.
You can read the original QST article here:
worldradiohistory.com/Archive-DX/QST/20s/QST-1928-08.pdf
More information about the Bruce Kelley event here:
antiquewireless.org/homepage/bk-qso-party-details
Help us preserve the history of electronic communications by becoming a member of the Antique Wireless Association at: antiquewireless.org/homepage/join-or-renew-membership
Subscribe to the Antique Wireless Museum channel and you'll receive news of our latest video uploads.
There's a group of devoted Amateur Radio enthusiasts that are dedicated to keeping the early history of ham radio alive by building reproductions of early equipment and putting it on the air. W8PU built this CW transmitter from plans in the August 1928 edition of QST.
You can read the original QST article here:
worldradiohistory.com/Archive-DX/QST/20s/QST-1928-08.pdf
More information about the Bruce Kelley event here:
antiquewireless.org/homepage/bk-qso-party-details
Help us preserve the history of electronic communications by becoming a member of the Antique Wireless Association at: antiquewireless.org/homepage/join-or-renew-membership
Subscribe to the Antique Wireless Museum channel and you'll receive news of our latest video uploads.
