The picture you see is from the inside of an old 100-thousand-watt shortwave transmitter that operated for many decades. What you see are the high-power tubes needed for it to operate. Sadly, these tubes are no longer available, rendering this massive transmitter unusable. So how do we keep shortwave alive? How do we stay connected when tough times come? Bob shares some thoughts on this episode.
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