Re: [AMRadio] Gates BC-1T

[DOXEMF]

 "A.R.S. -  W5AMI"  writes:

>Question I have on the 1T is weight.  I am considering getting a
>moving company on this one and need a close approximate weight for
>this if anyone has it somewhere.

 It's about 800 lbs with the Iron I believe. Manual is in the shop.
  I moved mine myself in the back of a Dodge minivan after pulling the Iron off 
of the bottom. Then just slid it onto
wheel boards to go into storage where it was set back upright.

 Bill,
KB3DKS/1
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Re: [AMRadio] USPS Changes May 14

[DOXEMF]

 "EP Swynar"  writes:

>FedEx may good for domestic shipments, i.e. U.S.A.-to-U.S.A., but for 
>INTERNATIONAL deliveries --- like the U.S.A. to Canada --- FORGET it!

>Like all of the other "commercials", they have the very ODIOUS habit of 
>charging us a MINIMUM $25.00 "...brokerage fee" on everything they might>carry 
>across the 49th parallel...And lest you think I'm merely whining, I've a VERY 
>strong suspicion that said policy is reciprocal on shipments from us, to you...
>~73!~ Eddy VE3CUI - VE3XZ

  Well, a couple years ago an E-Bay Item winner from Quebec failed to pay the 
25% Brokerage fee to FedEx. FedEx sent paperwork showing that THEY were billed 
the amount by non affiliated brokerage firm. The fine print in their shipping 
contract allowed them to legally bill me for the amount almost 4 months later 
when I no longer had legal recourse with the buyer.

 I don't think it's all FedEx's fault. There is a middle man
on the border charging a lot for simple paperwork processing or whatever they 
do.

 Probably does work both ways.

Bill
KB3DKS/1
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[AMRadio] Gates BC-1T

[A.R.S. - W5AMI]

I've been looking at a lot of BC rigs for the past week, and have a
lead another one.  Don't know how many I'm going to end up with before
it's over ;)

Question I have on the 1T is weight.  I am considering getting a
moving company on this one and need a close approximate weight for
this if anyone has it somewhere.

Thanks in advance.

73
Brian / wa5am


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Re: [AMRadio] 10 Meters Making Noise

[crawfish]

It was good to hear 10m open, although I didn't get up in the AM part of the
band. I could hear good signals, but I need to boost the signal up from 25
watts and maybe use a longer mobile antenna.
   Joe W4AAB
- Original Message -
From: "Mike Duke, K5XU" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussion of AM Radio" 
Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 4:55 PM
Subject: [AMRadio] 10 Meters Making Noise


> >From Mississippi, it's open to the northeast as far south as Virginia.
>
> I just tried to work wa4wrz on 29.0, but he couldn't pull me out of the
qsb.
>
> He wasn't strong here, but was 90% readable.
>
>
>
>
>
> Mike Duke, K5XU
> American Council of Blind Radio Amateurs
>
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Re: [AMRadio] USPS Changes May 14

[EP Swynar]

Hi Bry,

FedEx may good for domestic shipments, i.e. U.S.A.-to-U.S.A., but for
INTERNATIONAL deliveries --- like the U.S.A. to Canada --- FORGET it!

Like all of the other "commercials", they have the very ODIOUS habit of
charging us a MINIMUM $25.00 "...brokerage fee" on everything they might
carry across the 49th parallel...

...And lest you think I'm merely whining, I've a VERY strong suspicion that
said policy is reciprocal on shipments from us, to you...

~73!~ Eddy VE3CUI - VE3XZ


- Original Message - 
From: "Bry Carling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service"

Sent: Friday, May 04, 2007 9:20 AM
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] USPS Changes May 14


> USPS has been going to hell in a handbasket for some time now.
>
> They just get worse and worse.
>
> I tell them they should bui;d another post office nerar us so we
> won't have to CONSTANTLY wait in line for 30-35 minutes.
> They ignore me. I would pay 50 cents for a stamp, but really they
> are so messed up it is pathetic.
>
> Thank God for FEDEX!
>
> > As you know I ship a lot, so it is interesting to me
> > the changes that USPS is putting in May 14. Rate
> > increases on everything of course--that's standard.
> > But their parcel post service is actually changing
> > quite a bit.
> >
> > Foreign surface mail shipping has been eliminated.
> > It's all air mail as of May 14th. That should really
> > cut down on the number of boatanchors crossing the
> > pond.
> >
> > Global priority mail is now limited to 3 ounces. That
> > kills the best way to ship small parts, mics and
> > accessories overseas inexpensively.
> >
> > Parcel Post--ALL packages now have to be measured and
> > are charged more as size goes up--not just weight.
> > That should certainly drive a lot of shiping into
> > UPS/FedEx camp.
> >
> > There's many other small changes. If you ship a lot,
> > you probably ought to visit USPS.COM and check it out.
> >
> > 73, Don Merz, N3RHT
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[AMRadio] 10 Meters Making Noise

[Mike Duke, K5XU]

>From Mississippi, it's open to the northeast as far south as Virginia.

I just tried to work wa4wrz on 29.0, but he couldn't pull me out of the qsb.

He wasn't strong here, but was 90% readable.





Mike Duke, K5XU
American Council of Blind Radio Amateurs


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Re: [AMRadio] high-priced accessories and audiophools

[Mike Sawyer]

Don said: 
 I thought everything audiophools used was "oxygen free".

Heh, heh;>)
Mod-U-Lator,
Mike(y)
W3SLK
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Re: [AMRadio] high-priced accessories and audiophools

[D. Chester]

 I usually use Hospital Grade 20 A outlets in recording studio 
installations and never ran into any gold plated but the isolated ground 
and overall heavier construction

is far better than the cheap 15 A ones found at most electric depts.
Sure glad I picked up a 5 gallon bucket of military shelter pulls years 
ago.


Bill,
KB3DKS/1


And I'd bet the government paid more for those back then than the 
audiophools do to-day. 


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Re: [AMRadio] high-priced accessories and audiophools

[D. Chester]

Well, thank God for small favors and no price increase!!! However, if one
looks carefully, they will see a green dot on each receptacle. This means
they are hospital grade and may be used where oxygen is in use. I don't
think this justifies a that kind of price but as P.T. Barnum said, "No one
ever went broke under-estimating the intelligence of the American 
public..."


But why does it matter whether or not they may be used where oxygen is in 
use.  I thought everything audiophools used was "oxygen free".


Don k4kyv

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Re: [AMRadio] Stuff for trade

[DLe9480907]

Hello Ed does the old RCA have a model or chasse # on it I am looking for a  
model 813 it has a magic eye stunning indicator and preset for tunning 
stations  Thanks Darryl WA5TOO



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[AMRadio] WTB

[Phil LaMarche]

Does anyone have a 4:1 gear and knob for the Collins 75A series?
 
Phil
 
 
Philip LaMarche
LaMarche Enterprises, Inc.
www.instantgourmetspices.com  
www.W9DVM.com  
727-944-3226
800-395-7795 pin 02
FAX 727-937-8834
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[AMRadio] Stuff for trade

[EdwMullin]

I have some broadcast tube radios that I need to get out of the house. If  
you're into that sort of thing I'd rather swap for some ham gear. (cash seems 
to 
 always get used for other stuff like bills and food, go figure)

An  RCA floor model, non-funtional, all the innards are there, but the 
exterior  caontrols are pretty bad, knobs are broken and switches are not 
working.  
Also the dial glass is gone. I rescued it from an old barn, but it's sitting 
in  my shed waiting restoration that I will probably never get to. Probably 
great  for parts to restore another rig, or if you have the knobs etc you could 
make it  play.

A GE AM/FM record player, floor model.  Works, but needs  help.  Plays 78 rpm 
records (just 78's), recieves stronger stations on am  and fm. Cabinet nees 
to be refinished on the exterior, and needs some basic  electrical work to be 
in good shape.

A GE "portable" radio (the  size of a brief case), complete and functional, 
but only hears the strongest  stations. 

Would consider any reasonable trade  offer.  

73

Ed  

KB1HYS



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Re: [AMRadio] CW Font

[Geoff/W5OMR]

CW dead? Hah! Check out the cool font at 


http://www.1001freefonts.com/rfonts.htm



Bry Carling wrote:
Unless I am mistaken, that web site is lying about them being "free 
fonts."  Even their links to other "free fonts" go to pay sites.


You'd be mistaken.  Just click on the font, save it to disc, or open it 
then and there with your favorite un-archiving program.


It's no biggie and while I've not tried to install anything, opening the 
files _from the site_ and looking at the .TTF files, I was not prompted 
for any sort of monetary renumeration.



--
73

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[AMRadio] FS: Radio and BA-Related Books

[Don Merz]

For Sale: Radio and BA Books. $20 each or best
reasonable offer. $4 media mialing for 1 book.
$1 additional mailing per book. Contact:
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If you are having troble reading this list, please
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Blake, Lamont V. , Antennas, , , , , , , John Wiley, ,
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Bliley, Charles A. , The Bliley Electric Company, The
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Carr, Joseph, Old Time Radios, Restoration and Repair,
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Carr, Joseph, Practical Antenna Handbook, , , , , TAB,
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Carr, Joseph, Receiving Antenna Handbook, , , , ,
HighText, , 1993, , , 
Carr, Joseph, Secrets of RF Circuit Design, , , , ,
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Dachis, Chuck, Radios By Hallicrafters, , , , ,
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Darr, Jack, How To Test Almost Everything Electronic,
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Darr, Jack & Horn, Delton, How To Test Almost
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Davidson, Homer, Radio Receiver Projects, , , , , TAB,
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Denton, Clifford E., Short Wave Radio handbook, , , ,
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Devoldere, John, Antennas and Techniques For Low Band
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Devoldere, John, ON4UN, 80 Meter Dxing, , , , ,
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, , , Unknown, , 1940, , , , , 
Douglas-Young,  John, Complete Guide To Reading
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, , 
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, , 
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Glass, Frank W., Owner Repair of Amateur 

Re: [AMRadio] CW Font

[Don Merz]

You are mistaken. Click on WIN FONT and your font will
be instantly downloaded. Some fonts are only partial
in that they don't have lower case or punctuation or
numbers. But many if not most of them are complete.
And the ones that aren't generally cost a measly 5
bucks to get whatever is missing.

Ever tried to build a font? The time required is
significant. And it's tedious work. I don't know what
anyone would want to do it. 

73, Don M.

--- Bry Carling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Unless I am mistaken, that web site is lying about
> them being "free 
> fonts."
> Even their links to other "free fonts" go to pay
> sites.
> 
> > CW dead? Hah! Check out the cool font at 
> > 
> > http://www.1001freefonts.com/rfonts.htm
> > 
> > Look at the font called RADIOS IN MOTION. 
> > 
> > Not too shabby...
> > 
> > 73, Don Merz, N3RHT
> > 
> >
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Re: [AMRadio] CW Font

[Bry Carling]

Unless I am mistaken, that web site is lying about them being "free 
fonts."
Even their links to other "free fonts" go to pay sites.

> CW dead? Hah! Check out the cool font at 
> 
> http://www.1001freefonts.com/rfonts.htm
> 
> Look at the font called RADIOS IN MOTION. 
> 
> Not too shabby...
> 
> 73, Don Merz, N3RHT
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