Ron Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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Keith,
If memory serves me right, John Kriner is where I got mine
http://siscom.net/~jandsuz/index1.htm
You may wnat to use a "PC power distribution" set of switches to turn your
rigs off/on. They are like $25 or less. There are some switches (TR7 for
instance) that are just no longer available. A cheap solution is leave it
on all the time and power it down via the distribution switches. These
things have like 5 switches and a master. I have the TR7, R4B, T4XB, and
12 Volt supply on my switchs at this time.
73,
Ron
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On Wed, 18 Jan 2006, Keith Hamilton wrote:
Keith Hamilton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist
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I am in need of the ON-OFF switch for my R-4B. This switch is attached to the
back of the 'Function" rotary switch. Does anyone know of a source for this
switch? Or maybe someone has a parts radio and would be willing to part with
this switch?
Thanks and 73! Keith , N8QO
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