5 meter radios above, and left below: very early Reinartz receiver
and 1-tube Transmitter made by the same unknown ham,
right below: 2-tube 6L6 transmitter
Photo: Mark Garland, N3JLD

Working 1950 Collins AM station which replaced the 1932 station display 
Photo: Mark Garland, N3JLD

Museum at the Timonium Hamfest	Visitors at Timonium, these crowds were typical at each stop

Welcome to my Museum	1930's station and above

HomeBrew Transmitter 100w AM and tube collection	Photo credit - Dave Greenberg NU3P
Museum at Berryville, VA, Hamfest	HomeBrew Transmitter 100w AM on a turntable, Storage box under for coils
Under Construction - Left	Under Construction - Right
Larry Housman W2GIS (SK)	Kids Learning About Ham Radio

Side with more detail	3-views together, looking back

 

Open or download my 1999 Roadtrip story

Information on the RV vehicle and how it was made and why it is so strong and waterproof

More Photos of my museum by Mark Garland, N3JLD

The ARRLWeb Extra Mobile Amateur Radio Museum Making the Rounds