Tony well, I just looked in the notes on that valiant and what I installed were the large 6KV mica transmitting caps. I had to locate them whereever I could find room for them and route them to the switch. You'll have to do the same.
Beware of putting 2KV, 2.5KV or 3KV mica's in there. I have blown a few of them in valiants. the 6KV will hand in there no matter what. In my rig, the 330pf SET had blown.. visible carbon burns on them and etc.. I changed it out with a 330pf 2.5KV mica and it lasted about a week. I changed it out with a 330pf set and it acted better but still somewhat squirrelly in its tuning on 75M. After closer inspection it was found that the 150pf set were carbon tracked too but on the BACKSIDE where you would not see it if you did not physically move the caps over so you could look LOL changed that set out, also with a 6KV mica and she has performed beautifully every since. Ronnie On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 22:41:09 -0400, Anthony W. DePrato wrote > > > >The "AM" voice of Shreveport, Louisiana USA > >formerly WN5AIA and WB5AIA > >I got my Extra Class the old fashioned way... I earned it! > >_______________________________________________ > Ronnie love the above line.. i did also.. > thanks ill put out a request for a set of them. guess ill try for > two of each as i have two of the killer transmitters 73 Tony > > Anthony W. DePrato WA4JQS > Since 1962 > WA4JQS / VP8BZL / VP8SSI / 3Y0PI > CQ DX Hall Of Fame # 35 > > _______________________________________________ > AMRadio mailing list > AMRadio@mailman.qth.net > http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/amradio The "AM" voice of Shreveport, Louisiana USA formerly WN5AIA and WB5AIA I got my Extra Class the old fashioned way... I earned it!
