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Drake items for sale: Case for Drake TR-22 C This is the black case that fits the Drake TR-22 C, and has a pocket for the microphone, plus cutouts in the back for antenna, power, etc. It is good shape, except that the Drake Logo is not near as brilliant as it once was. $12 Drake 1525 EM Touchtone Microphone This is the mic that was used to add a touchtone pad to a lot of rigs in the 70s and 80s. Normal hand mic from the front, but had a touchtone pad on the back. Four pin mic plug. This particular unit has been used, but is in good shape and includes paper work. $ 40 Drake hand microphone This is like the hand mic that came with the Drake TR-72 and TR-22 C. It has the standard 4 pin plug wired for Drake/Kenwood, and is a 500 ohm mic. No model number on it, but it looks close to new, and works fine. $30 Cover for Heath Wattmeter - Drake color This is the inverted "U" cover that fits the Heath HM-102 and HM-2102 wattmeters, and maybe other units. It is in nice shape. It has been painted black to match Drake gear. It is no longer Heath Green. $12 I have a NOS 6JB6 available. I only have one, but that may be enough to help someone. $20 Drake TV-3300-LP Low Pass Filter This is a modern low pass filter to go between your transmitter and antenna, and has been optimized to have more attenuation in the 40 MHz region, where many TVs have their IF. According to the manual it is good for 1000 Watts "average", which would be about 2000 watts PEP, and has over 80 db attenuation at 41 MHz. SO-239 connectors on each end. This one looks close to new, and also has the single page "manual" with it. $ 30 Drake TV-1000-LP Low pass filter This is the filter that is in the copper case, and may also be used on the low end of six meters, as well as HF. It is a 50 ohm filter and is good for 1000 W AM below 30 MHz (which would be over 3000 Watts PEP SSB), and about 200 W up to 52 MHz. With paper work for $ 30 Drake TV-5240-LP low pass filter This number is correct; it is not a TV-5200. This filter is different than the typical low pass filter. It has an SO-239 connector on each end, but instead of being long and skinny, the enclosure is about 5 inches square. I think this is a fairly old filter. It has brownish/gray paint over the copper colored case. I have not been able to find any specs on this filter. It does say "For use in 52 ohm line of transmitters operating below 30 Mc." printed on it. If anyone has any additional information on it, I would appreciate hearing. $30 Drake TV-100-LP low pass filter This is for lower power -- up to 100 watts AM. It has the copper case. It is approaching antique status, as I would guess it must be 30 years old, but still works fine. Basically it is the same as the TV-1000-LP above, but with one tenth of the power ratings. $ 15 Drake TV-300-HP high pass filter High Pass filter for the TV for 300 ohm twin lead. This filter is collectable, and is unused as best I can determine. It is still in its original box (not the newer blister pack), with an "RLD" logo on it, and says "NEW TV-300 HP High Pass Filter, Attenuates 0-52 MHz". A grounding strap is also attached. $ 15 Prices do not include shipping from Florida. Thanks. 73, Ken, W8EK Ken Simpson E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] Voice Phone (352) 732-8400 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Submissions: drakelist@www.zerobeat.net Unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - unsubscribe drakelist in body Hopelessly Lost: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - help in body of message Zerobeat Web Page: www.zerobeat.net - sponsored by www.tlchost.net ----------------------------------------------------------------------
