[drakelist] T4XB erratic output

2004-02-26 Thread Andy Bullington

I've been noticing something strange with my T4XB lately.
While working CW, my output will drop to as low as 10 or 15 watts until I
turn the gain up to 2 o'clock. At that point it seems normal. Without
turning up the gain, if I check my output  in "tune" mode I get full out. I
know the manual mentions a difference in CW and tune mode but is it normal
to have to change the gain setting after properly setting it in the first
place/ I am running a little fan over the finals. Thanks!
  Andy W1AWB


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Re: [drakelist] INJECTOR CABLE

2004-02-26 Thread Garey Barrell
Jim -

The original cables were gray "audio patch" (used for audio 
until "premium" cables came along) cables about 36" long. 
One of these cables had a small label "INJ".  It looked 
identical to the rest, except the insulation in the phono 
connectors was white instead of the phenolic (brown) color 
of the others.  I believe that later cable sets may have ALL 
been "INJ" quality (low capacitance) cable, eliminating the 
need to label them.  Only way to determine this would be to 
measure the capacitance.

RG-62 is usually black, and closer to the size of your TV 
cable (RG-6) coax.  It is considerably larger than the 
original cables and much less flexible.  I have seen RG-62 
cable in colors other than black that was sold for the 
computer market, but I don't think I have seen gray.

73, Garey - K4OAH
Atlanta
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"Drake originally supplied a low capacity cable specifically
for the
INJ cable, with the rest being standard audio cables"
.
My B-line has a set of grey interconnect cables
that are unmarked so I have no idea if they are rg-62
or not. Just wondering if the original supplied 
cables were grey ? ?   jim  N5KY
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Re: [drakelist] Blue filter gel (C-line)

2004-02-26 Thread Lee Bahr



I bought some of this stuff awhile back, but can't 
remember where I sent off for it. I did it because someone posted that this 
is what Drake used and they also mentioned where it could be purchased. 
 But, I was dissappointed.  It is NOT the same as what Drake 
used.  The film is much thinner then what Drake used.  I would not buy 
anymore of it myself. However, the clor looked pritty good.   I 
kind of dissapointed me to have someone say this is what the mfg used and then 
when I got it, it was not even close to being original,  I think I paid 
something like $30 for this stuff.  More then likely if you used it, you 
would have to "stiffin" it with some clear plastic.
Lee Bahr

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  David Austin 
  To: Drakelist 
  Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 6:54 
  PM
  Subject: [drakelist] Blue filter gel 
  (C-line)
  
  Just trying to get hold of some new filter gel 
  for the displays on my C-line. A previous posting suggested that Drake 
  actually used a Rosco filter material known as Roscolene #853. I have been in 
  touch with Rosco (UK) and they say this is a discontinued gel series. Does 
  anyone know of a source of the original Roscolene #853, or if not, the nearest 
  equivalent gel in one of Rosco's (or other manufacturer's) current range? 
  Rosco tell me that there is no direct equivalent, but someone else may know of 
  a satisfactory match?
   
  Thanks and 73
   
  David
  G4GTP


Re: [drakelist] Drake 2B

2004-02-26 Thread Andy Wallace

Hello, "Freeberg, Scott (STP)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>! 

>Yes, it would have been nice if there had been a matching transmitter for the 2A, or 
>2B.  I wonder if there had been any talk about that at the time. 

I have always had, in the back of my mind, a project: take a junker 2-NT
(chassis wise) and rebuild it into a 2-B style case to match a 2-B. Then maybe
build a VFO into a 2-BS speaker case.. would be nice to have a real "2-B
Line" !


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[drakelist] Blue filter gel (C-line)

2004-02-26 Thread David Austin



Just trying to get hold of some new filter gel for 
the displays on my C-line. A previous posting suggested that Drake actually used 
a Rosco filter material known as Roscolene #853. I have been in touch with Rosco 
(UK) and they say this is a discontinued gel series. Does anyone know of a 
source of the original Roscolene #853, or if not, the nearest equivalent gel in 
one of Rosco's (or other manufacturer's) current range? Rosco tell me that there 
is no direct equivalent, but someone else may know of a satisfactory 
match?
 
Thanks and 73
 
David
G4GTP


[drakelist] Improving T4X_B CW tone

2004-02-26 Thread pascotte

Verifying on a scope the waveform for a T4X_B CW signal, I can see an AM
modulation in the carrier, probably due to sidetone oscillator ( +/- 1KHz)
that is active during CW key down.
The modulation index is low but sufficient to conclude that the signal isn´t
pure.
I will appreciate some comments for this fact and how to solve. My other rig
TR4-CW has the same behaviour.

Tks
Luiz / PY2GQT




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Re: [drakelist] INJECTOR CABLE

2004-02-26 Thread Abqcooks

"Drake originally supplied a low capacity cable specifically
for the
INJ cable, with the rest being standard audio cables"
.
My B-line has a set of grey interconnect cables
that are unmarked so I have no idea if they are rg-62
or not. Just wondering if the original supplied 
cables were grey ? ?   jim  N5KY
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[drakelist] SPR-4 from Hagenuk

2004-02-26 Thread Brian Worden
Hello,

I recently acquired an SPR-4 repackaged and sold by Hagenuk
as a marine receiver. Does anyone have any additional info
about this receiver i.eHagenuk manual with pictures, how many were
sold... etc. Any info would be appreciated.
Brian   DJ0KB

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