The Worst HF Rigs Ever -- Take a Look at These "Classics"
Join the fun as Tom (WA9TDD) and Quin ("Dr. Q," K8QS) review some of the worst HF rigs ever, including one that Dr. Q was never able to make a contact on even after receiving an Official Observer report for being out of band with a 393 signal. Using eHam reviews, Quin and Tom — AKA dit and dah, the Morse brothers — identify and review the worst HF rigs in ham history, most of which they owned. Yet hams do overcome rig design flaws and make the equipment work. The tales of worst rigs ultimately is the story of humans triumphing over technology — until the next turkey comes along. The photo of the Knight Kit T-150 is actually the companion receiver, the R-100A receiver. Duh.

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