[GreenKeys] Model 28 Components - Free!

[Geo. Hutchison]

GreenKeyers - - -

Hank Wlliams, Jr. has a song about "Trashy Women"..

I personally believe that Mr. Dillman is not a nice person, and is 
becoming a "Trashy Radio Operator" by NOT including a three-speed 
gearbox to go along with that rather spiffy looking reperf.

I will make it a point to rummage through the W7TTY collection of stuff 
and find a suitable 3-speed gearbox for said reperf, and mail it to Mr. 
Dillman such that he can recover from his disdainful behavior by 
including it in with the unit shown in his amazing photograph.

I can personally vouch for the beautiful Church Of The Continuous Wave 
as I have visited their Chapel By The Sea several times. When arriving 
you will be able to enjoy a quarter-mile (or so) journey through the 
celebrated Cypress Tunnel towards their Ancient Edifice and OOOH and 
AHHHHH at just how nice it is.

You will be able to stand in front of the Mysterious Copper Door, and 
with Mr. Dillman's permission may even be able to TOUCH IT and feel the 
billions of microscars left by transient beams of RF energy as they have 
attempted to pass through it over the ages.

As you transit westward from the highway of the EAST (US 101) through 
the Blessed Green and/or Golden maze of highway towards the Chapel, your 
body will be wracked by a plethora of narrow curves, tricky switchbacks, 
and several erroneous side roads!

However,  you can look forward to a glorious bath of clean Pacific Ocean 
Air, views of watercraft both modern and ancient, and become giddy with 
excitement as you arrive at a real bit of American History when you 
reach their location.

Upon arrival you may awaken the Monks by using your car horn and sending 
the secret sequence. It goes:

"Toot Toot Toot Toot"  (2 second interval) then "Toot Toot".

It's a damned nice and interesting place..

W7TTY




On 2/1/2016 4:54 PM, Richard Dillman wrote:
> Here's the deal - You get to join us at KSM on a Saturday morning, attend Services of the Church of the Continuous Wave at the Bolinas transmitter plant (coffee and pastry are served), watch one of the last commercial RTTY stations swing into action with press and weather broadcasts on multiple transmitters (and on CW as well).  Then you get to visit the receive site, see real live radiomen working ships, see the last (we think) land line TTY order wire in action, see the treasures in the Treasure Room and then pick up your free Model 28 components (see attached photos - if photos can't be attached in this list I'll post them elsewhere).
>
> Let me know when you'll be coming.
>
> Best,
>
> RD
>
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