Any information or pictures on how to install the string on the dial indicator for the VFO?

Back in the old days I lived next to a ham that our beams just about touched each other when they rotated they were so close, never mind about the wire antennas.  Luckly he operated a different band, but occasionally he would wonder on the same band as I and all heck would break loose.  We finally started talking on the phone prior to operating.  I moved finally, but I miss those days.  I live in an antenna restricted development and spend most of my days now inventing or using antennas that look like bird feeders or flag masts (hi).  I sure miss the days of living next to a ham with our 40 foor towers.....

Fox Fox Uniform sounds great! even sounds better on CW.  You will get used to it beleive it or not.  I felt the same way when I was first licensed as WN5UEP.  I couldn't stand it.  But after almost 30 years, I wouldn't change it now.  Don't sweat the small things and enjoy a wonderful hobby. Congrats!

Sounds cool! When I see your call, I will be looking for you on the bands.  Gud luck and good hamming!

So much for my first radio, I had an ICO-720 transmitter with a manual transmit switch and a Radio Shack short wave receiver.  I could hear the entire novice portion of 40 meters at once the receiver was so wide...but I sure can pick 'em out in cw pileups now though (Hi)

Does anyone have a manual for a remote Coax Switch made by Heathkit Model HD-1418?

If there is a way that I can get a copy of the manual for the HD-150 Dip Meter it would be great.  I would pay any postage involved.  Thanks