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I built my AC-1 in while in the Air Force. Made lots of contacts with the little TX. Once out of the AF and with my first house, I rigged up a 20M dipole under the eaves of the house and fed it with 33 ft.

The AC-1 would load up into that antenna on 40 just fine. By then I had a Hallicrafters SX receiver. Many more contacts with just that one crystal.

Not much of a station — but a whole lot of fun. One who kicks himself for selling my AC E-Mail will not be published required.

We never share your e-mail address. Content may not be reproduced without written permission. Few radios that I can think of have elevated themselves to the cult status enjoyed by the AC-1, but the 3-tube Knight Ocean Hopper regen also comes to mind.

There were plenty of AC-1's sold and built over the years so it's not as if they're rare. They seem to pop up frequently on E-Bay and the auctions are usually very spirited.

I guess the timing is just about right, with a large supply of now-retired ex's Novices who once owned an AC-1, looking to turn back the clock and recreate their early radio experience.

As transmitters go, they don't come much simpler, but the well-designed and smartly marketed radio made it extremely popular among the vast numbers of newly-licenced teenaged Novices who likely didn't have much spare change I may be wrong but I don't think they were ever available in anything other than kit form.

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It can have high voltage on one end and very little voltage on the other. Because constructing a wiring system that has one common low-voltage point at RF for all the equipment usually is impractical, station builders should avoid using the term RF ground in favor of the more general term bonding, which means keeping all equipment at the same RF voltage, not necessarily zero.

You can bond equipment together at RF by connecting each piece of gear to a copper strap or pipe with a short piece of strap or wire. Ham gear usually has a ground terminal just for this purpose.

Then connect the bonding strap or pipe to your AC safety ground rod with a heavy wire. Copper strap is sold at hardware and roofing stores as flashing.