Hi Again Steve:

There is quite a large amount of clearance in the slotted follower over the rod. It generally stays up against one side due to the spring tension applied with the external spring. Spring is there isn't it?

Looks kind of cheesy but works fine.

Curt
KU8L



Steve Wedge wrote:
I'm going to start this with a request for a working 4-twins PTO if anyone would like to sell one to me. I'm wondering, though, as I tightened up the end-screw of the main tuning shaft, if the guide-fork that rides along the upper shaft is supposed to be really loose or not. The frequency jumping definitely occurs if I touch any of these parts - this may be just coincidental. The one thing that makes it so I'm not convinced that it's simple expansion during heating is that the frequency jumps up /and down./ The PTO on my T-4X is nowhere near as sensitive to touching. Looks like I just missed a PTO that went up on eBay at the end of June. Drat. I'm dreading taking this thing completely apart for fear that I'll completely break it. 73, Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 "I can't complain, but sometimes I still do."
- Joe Walsh
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