Re: [AMRadio] Dayton Stuff

2006-05-24 Thread RJ Mattson
I have a Polycom 62 that I'll never get around to restore.
Should clean up nice.
Any offers?
bob...w2ami

- Original Message - 
From: Peter Markavage [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Polycomm 62 sold.
Pete




[AMRadio] FS: Some New Crystal Frequencies

2006-05-24 Thread Brian Carling
FOR SALE:
Added new frequencies now available in FT243 crystals for the 
ham bands:

1915, 1920, 1925, 1940, 1950, 1955, 1977.5 kHz

3505,  3510,  3515,  3520,  3700, 3702 kHz 
3703,  3705,  3721,  3790 kHz
3800,  3805,  3810,  3825,  3830, 3837, 3840 kHz 

7006.67,  7025,  7047,  7060,  7100,  7110,  7106.667,  7125 kHz
7140,  7159 kHz

14020,  14058 kHz

Many, many more from 1 - 148 Mc. at:
http://www.af4k.com/crystals.htm


Re: [AMRadio] Re - response to input to screen grid amplifier

2006-05-24 Thread Bob Bruhns
Bill, assuming you want to use it as a linear, you should keep it as-is and 
work out how it is producing control-grid current like
that.  I have to think that the screens are tied to the control grids somewhere.

  Bacon, WA3WDR

- Original Message - 
From: Bill Fondren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: amradio@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 5:04 PM
Subject: [AMRadio] Re - response to input to screen grid amplifier


 Thanks for the quick response to my questions concerning this amp.   John, I 
 was ready for some salty remarks (hihi)  and I did
clean my glasses and take a second or third look at the thing.  I thought I had 
missed something since going to USAF Radio School in
the early 50's. Guess that tells u why I mess with vacumn tube rigs.  Anyway 
thought I better get some expert opinions before
starting to cut and chop to get it to a more conventional type.  The 
construction of the amp is above average for a homebrew rig.  A
couple of other things There is a RFC choke  coming off the G1 connections 
going to the 10K resistor then to the grid meter
(0-30ma shunted with a 50 ohm 10 watt resistor)  It does read about half scale 
peaking normal as u tune the grid circuit. Also a .01
bypass cap at the meter.  The input coil is grounded in the middle through a 
RFC choke making a double coil, tuned by a split stator
cap. One of the tuned circuits goes directly to the screen grids and the
  other feeds the neutralizing voltage back to the input from the plate. No 
 bias circuits of any kind. The few times I used it I
got good reports using a Elmac AF-67 exciter.   Will probably change it to a 
more conventional type.   Thanks again Bill  K5PML


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[AMRadio] Bands to consider

2006-05-24 Thread VJB
Thanks to those on here pointing out enjoyable, out of
the ordinary AM activity on 75m, 20m and 10m.

I would like to add 40m to your list of bands to
consider.

Saturday night into Sunday I had an excellent hourlong
QSO with Dave, W9AD. We started out on 7290, and there
was a SSB QSO that fired up just a little lower,
probably thinking we were just another international
broadcast station.

But the unusual part was that 7295 was clear of BC
signals from 9:30-11PM, clearing a place to set up and
have a good chat.  And we did.

Reception quality was so good that we took time to
record airchecks of one another to replay.  Dave, near
Chicago, was getting more QRN than myself, but not so
much that it ruined conditions.  Far cry from what I
was hearing at the same time on 75m.

Here's a recording Dave made early in the contact. He
happened also to have some pithy comments from Bill,
W8VYZ, that are bolted on here for inspiration.

Save and reply as the occasion fits.

Mod-u-later,
Paul/VJB

MP3 audio file, about 900K file size, Receiver:
recorded on an SDR1000 Flex radio.

http://www.wa3vjb.com/sound/40mNite.mp3

Transmitter: 1946 Collins 300-G, 1948 RCA mixing
console, Sennheiser 441, with some processing by the
MultiMax and MultiLimiter chain by Pacific
Recorders  Engineering.



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[AMRadio] Thinking out loud

2006-05-24 Thread Rick Brashear
I'm sure this has been done or at least tried.  How practical would it 
be to remove the L portion of the Pi L Network on the output of a 
BTA-1R2 and use the tunable 1L301 and appropriate capacitors on either 
side as the tunable output?  I want only limited coverage on 75 meters 
(3.880 - 3.890) at this time and this seems the easiest, cheapest and 
fastest way to accomplish that.  However, I'm old and my brain doesn't 
always tell me the truth, therefore, I ask you guys for your honest 
albeit likely critical opinion?


Thanks,
Rick/K5IZ




Re: [AMRadio] 10 Meters Open

2006-05-24 Thread k0ng

Hey Mike:  Thanks for the band condition update. Handy to have you around.

73 DE Charlie, K0NG  ..




Re: [AMRadio] Dayton Stuff

2006-05-24 Thread k0ng

Hey Bob: I dont have a clue what the Poly 6N2 is worth?? I am not a
 collector, just an old 6  2 AM operator. Care to cast a starting
 price si I will know to dicker or move on ??

 Will try to keep your offer confidential.

  73, Charlie,  K0NG  ..




[AMRadio] Polycom 62 was Dayton Stuff

2006-05-24 Thread RJ Mattson
Hi Charlie,
We are some pair :-)
Your not a collector and I'm not a dealer/seller.
Did you ever own/operate a Polycom 62?
I could only afford a Heath two'er back in the AM days.
Tried Brian's AF4K boneyard price guide but get 404s at the moment.
The wife is in your corner.
bob...w2ami  x  wn2ami 1962

 
- Original Message - 

Hey Bob: I dont have a clue what the Poly 6N2 is worth?? I am not a
 collector, just an old 6  2 AM operator. Care to cast a starting
 price si I will know to dicker or move on ??

 Will try to keep your offer confidential.

  73, Charlie,  K0NG  ..




Re: [AMRadio] Polycom 62 was Dayton Stuff

2006-05-24 Thread Peter Markavage
I know what a 62 was worth at Dayton but probably would be better to
discuss it off the party line.
Pete, wa2cwa

On Wed, 24 May 2006 21:44:23 -0400 RJ Mattson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
 Hi Charlie,
 We are some pair :-)
 Your not a collector and I'm not a dealer/seller.
 Did you ever own/operate a Polycom 62?
 I could only afford a Heath two'er back in the AM days.
 Tried Brian's AF4K boneyard price guide but get 404s at the moment.
 The wife is in your corner.
 bob...w2ami  x  wn2ami 1962
 
  
 - Original Message - 
 
 Hey Bob: I dont have a clue what the Poly 6N2 is worth?? I am not a
  collector, just an old 6  2 AM operator. Care to cast a 
 starting
  price si I will know to dicker or move on ??
 
  Will try to keep your offer confidential.
 
   73, Charlie,  K0NG  ..