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Charlie's CQ Room

Length : 17

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Description

Ham radio site devoted to classic collectible amateur and military radios, featuring vintage ham radio color photos and commentary, free downloadable manuals and pamphlets and links for ham radio hobbyists.

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Keywords

Hallicrafters, Collins Radios, Drake Radios, Signal/One, military radios, boatanchors, receivers, transmitters, speakers, VFO, microphones, power supply supplies, amplifier, antenna tuner, Charlie's CQ Room, Charlie Hugg, Charles Hugg, K5MBX

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[H3] K5MBX PAGES
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[H3] K5MBX - 1961
[H4] About Me: Hello and welcome to my homepage. I'm Charlie Hugg and I live in Abilene, Texas. Abilene is located almost exactly in the middle of Texas. I was born and raised in Amarillo, Texas. I have been a radio amateur since 1961. My first call sign was K5MBX, which changed to W0LNI when I moved to Mexico, Missouri for a short while. When I moved back to Texas I became W5SGT. I have since got my original call sign back. My Elmer in amateur radio was a fellow I met in the 6th grade by the name of Docc Miles Jonsson. He sparked my interest in amateur radio, first as a short wave listener. He had a Hallicrafters S-38 E and helped me to find my first short wave receiver, a Hallicrafters S-38 C. He got his general class license in 1960, and then gave me my novice test in January 1961. I got my general class in the summer of 1961. I was an active amateur radio operator through Jr. High and High School, but became somewhat inactive during my college days. In high school, I worked part time at a couple of radio stations in Amarillo, KCHO and KVII-FM, as an announcer. When I graduated from high school I went to vocational school for about a year studying electronics. In late 1966 I moved to Mexico,. Missouri to work full time as an announcer at KXEO/KWWR-FM. I stayed there about a year and returned to Amarillo to attend College. In 1976 I obtained a graduate degree in Psychology from Abilene Christian University and started my career at Abilene State School. In 1978 I got back into amateur radio, and have been active ever since. I passed the Advance test in 1982 and finally got my Extra Class License about seven years ago. I have earned my DXCC with over 280 countries confirmed, WAC, WAS, etc. My TenTen # is 1367. In 1972 I married a wonderful woman. Her name is Sandi, and she has been a great companion to me for over 40 years and she has supported me in my hobby. In fact she became a ham in July of 2000. Her call is K5HUG. She is the computer expert in our family and is responsible for developing this webpage. We have one child, a daughter, Andrea who lives in Florida. While working at Abilene State Supported Living Center, I served as a Staff Psychologist, Assistant Chief of Psychological Services, Director of Quality Assurance and Director of Human Resource Services. In 1998 I retired and have been enjoying the great hobby of amateur radio more than ever. I spend most of my time collecting, restoring, and operating vintage American-made amateur radio equipment. I am also active in volunteer work with the Abilene State Supported Living Center. Gear that I am most interested in include: Collins, Hallicrafters, National, RME, Hammarlund, Johnson Viking, Central Electronics, Signal One, Heathkit, Drake, World Radio Laboraties (WRL) and others dating from the 1920s to the 1980s. Charlie, K5MBX Sandi, K5HUG (325) 677-3675 k5mbx@hug-a-bug.com
[H5] formerly W5SGT, W0LNI, & K5MBX
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k5mbx	5
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