2014年2月1日 · Timtron (also The Timtron and "Henry nYellar") are nicknames for Timothy M. Smith, WA1HLR. Tim is famous as a legendary AM radio enthusiast who is a fixture on 75 meter phone known for his vast knowledge of radio engineering. Timtron is seen here standing beside his beloved "Cadaverlac", a 1973 Cadillac hearse he acquired in "Throw-Upton ...

2018年3月7日 · ARRL turned to AM guru and veteran broadcast engineer Tim “Timtron” Smith, WA1HLR, of Skowhegan, Maine, to handle shifting the BC-1T from 1340 kHz to the ham bands. Timtron not only has been an AM mainstay on 75 and 40 meters over the years, he’s engineered all manner of AM, FM, and HF broadcast transmitters in his extensive career.

Way Back Machine Visit to Timtron, a.k.a. WA1HLR Tim Smith The Tron Shack 2007 With the big amp Secret Parts Stash Trailer With Bob, KA1EUK in the Puss Bus The Super Tuner Transmitter / Tuner shack Antenna Farm

I get a lot of email requesting information on mods by the Timtron. They are by far the best "low impact level one" mods out there, and address the audio problems as well as the common reliability problems. I will show the relevant photos and schematic here, to tease that out of …

2021年1月1日 · ARRL turned to AM guru and veteran broadcast engineer Tim "Timtron" Smith, WA1HLR, of Skowhegan, Maine, to handle shifting the BC-1T from 1,340 kHz to the ham …

2013年6月6日 · Tim is a legendary figure on AM especially on 75 meters. He has some rather unique phonetics for his call and name: The Famous Phonetics - part II. Tron's vehicles are very unique and distinctive. The "Little Red Pinto", aka the "Pinto Valdez", so named because it left an oil slick wherever it went.

2020年1月5日 · Subject: Classic music, and more, with a comedic twist!

2010年8月22日 · One of the most entertaining programs on WBCQ, Radio Timtron Worldwide combines rock music, comedy, and the occcasional skit into a show always worth tuning in to.

ARRL turned to AM guru and veteran broadcast engineer Tim "Timtron"Smith, WA1HLR, of Skowhegan, Maine, to handle shifting the BC-1T from1,340 kHz to the ham bands.

ARRL turned to AM guru and veteran broadcast engineer Tim “Timtron” Smith, WA1HLR, of Skowhegan, Maine, to handle shifting the BC-1T from 1340 kHz to the ham bands. Timtron not only has been an AM mainstay on 75 and 40 meters over the years, he’s engineered all manner of AM, FM, and HF broadcast transmitters in his extensive career.