[AMPS] Henry Radio Reflector (new)

[Jim Reisert AD1C]

A new reflector is running on contesting.com for discussions about Henry
Radio (and amplifiers of course).

I have attached the reflector information below.  Note that there is also a
-digest version of the list (one mailing per day), append -digest to the
subscription address.

73 - Jim AD1C

Henry Reflector FAQ

Henry is a reflector devoted to the discussion of Henry Amplifiers. This
reflector was created to accommodate
ham radio operators and professionals interested in this subject. 

This reflector's archives are available on the WWW at
http://www.contesting.com/_henry/.

Guidelines:

This reflector is devoted the discussion of Henry RF Power Amplifiers. A
discussion of amplifiers, high power
amplifier parts,  and general amplifier features would be appropriate.
However, discussing anything not related
to Henry Amplifiers and RF power would not.  For sale items are OK as long
as they are amplifier related, but
don't forget to also post on the rec.radio.swap newsgroup.

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family owned and operated.

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