Lance, 

 

The reed number was contained in my first message - but I'll repost it here
in order to overcome some of the "background".   <wink/grin>

 

It is A01863 - 141.3 Hz  (4A)

 

Thanks in advance,

Mark - N9WYS

 

From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com  On Behalf Of Captainlance



BRAMCO reeds were made for a number of 2-way companies over the years, the
color of the reed in meaningless. Each manufacturer selected what they
wanted, light blue,  dark blue, red, silver, bronze, etc. likewise, coil
impedances were variable as well, from 500 to 5K ohms. if you have the stock
number, usually beginning with an "A0", I can probably tell you what you
have. Decoders can be used as senders, however the drive is higher to get
them to fire off reliably. note too that the Bramco reeds are position
sensitive... especially below 100 hz...if you are going to use mechanical
reeds for an application, try to get old Motorola "gold" reeds, TU217 sender
and TU333 sponder, they were better in all aspects, especially sensitivity
to close in the sponder reeds.

Lance N2HBA 

----- Original Message ----- 

Mark wrote:
> I found a couple of BRAMCO reeds in my junque box today, and can't
> remember if these are VibraSponder or VibraSender compatible reeds. 
> Part number is A01863 (Tone 141.3).
>
> Can anyone remember if these are "-sponders" or "-senders"??
>
> Thanks!
>
> Mark - N9WYS

 

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