[drakelist] TR4 FS

2008-03-11 Thread Gypsymt34
Hello to the group,
 
One to many.
 
For sale  TR4 # 19579
Fully functional, new 6GJ5  PA's ...now with a full PA cage,   Drake plug in 
relay board, and new relay installed.
New blue light filters, all crystals, all original knobs, atypical rust  
spots on chassis. original feet, non original rubber pads. Doesn't look bad at  
all.
Will reinstall 6JB6 finals if that's what a buyer wants.
Can take pics and send as attachments to emails. 
Carl  WD8NHK   
 
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[drakelist] Help with 2-B Diagnosis

2008-03-11 Thread Darrell Bellerive

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Last night my Drake 2-B receiver displayed a new problem.

Over a period of a few seconds the normal static and static crashes on 80 
metres was supplanted by loud static, which was maintained for several 
seconds and then over a period of a few more seconds subsided. This whole 
process repeated a few times. The loud static was smoother than the normal 
atmospheric static and sounded more like white noise.

This loud static or white noise had no static crashes and movement of the 
preselector did not affect the level. The s-meter followed the level of this 
noise. The RF and AF gain controls functioned normally as did all other 
controls on the radio and the 2BQ. The top of the cabinet also felt much 
hotter than normal particularly over the power transformer side of the 
cabinet.

Since the preselector did not affect the level of the noise, it is unlikely 
the noise was coming in on the antenna and therefore was generated 
internally. Looking at the schematic the preselector is on the input side of 
the RF amp and the s-meter on the output side of the last IF amp, so the 
problem could be anywhere in between.

Any ideas?

Another problem I have noticed is that the 'A' band receives 80 meters exactly 
like the 80 meter band does even though there is no crystal in the 'A' band 
crystal jack. I suspect that the 80 meter crystal may have been jumpered to 
the 'A' band crystal jack, but am curious as to why. The receiver seems to 
function equally well on both bands.

I purchased the receiver last September at a hamfest and have not opened up 
the rig, so have not inspected the crystal area inside the chassis.

Other than a bit of hum and a little distortion on AM signals detected on the 
diode detector, the radio has worked very well.

I have been collecting parts to recap the receiver and add the 'A' band to 160 
meter mod, test all the tubes, and do a clean up, lube, and realignment. Also 
possibly do the AF Mod de W7ZFB, and the BB hum mod.

Looks like I will finally have to look under the hood.

73,
Darrell

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Amateur Radio Stations VA7TO and VE7CLA
Grand Forks, British Columbia, Canada

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RE: [drakelist] TR4 FS

2008-03-11 Thread Dave Loewer
Dear Carl:
Please send pictures.
Thank You
73
Dave


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Tue, 11 Mar 2008 12:46:08 -0400Subject: [drakelist] 
TR4 FSTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hello to the group,
 
One to many.
 
For sale  TR4 # 19579
Fully functional, new 6GJ5  PA's ...now with a full PA cage,  Drake plug in 
relay board, and new relay installed.
New blue light filters, all crystals, all original knobs, atypical rust spots 
on chassis. original feet, non original rubber pads. Doesn't look bad at all.
Will reinstall 6JB6 finals if that's what a buyer wants.
Can take pics and send as attachments to emails. 
Carl  WD8NHK   
 
I've got to much in it, BO.  


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Re: [drakelist] Data modes on 4C series

2008-03-11 Thread David Austin

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Thanks Bob and Tom. Think it looks like splitting the speaker output 
so will probably make up a simple interface box with secondary volme 
control to do this.

All the best,

David
G4GTP




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Sent: Monday, March 10, 2008 12:48 PM
Subject: Re: [drakelist] Data modes on 4C series



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 --- David Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Thinking of running some data modes (maybe PSK) on
 my 4C twins. I assumed there would be a pre-volume
 control audio out on the R4C to send to a
 soundcard (or TU pre-PC days) for reception, but
 there does not seem to be. Does anyone on the list
 run RTTY/data modes? If so, is there a neat (or
 Drake approved/suggested) method of extracting audio
 from the receiver other than splitting/tapping the
 speaker or headphone output?

 David;

 I've successfully used a TR-7 for PSK31, but not my
 4-line. However, a friend has used his 4-line for it
 and reported quite good results. I'll forward your
 message on to him and see if he can give you any tips.

 Tom WA8PYR


 
 
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Re: [drakelist] Data modes on 4C series

2008-03-11 Thread David Austin

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Thanks Bob and Tom. Think it looks like splitting the speaker output 
so will probably make up a simple interface box with secondary volme 
control to do this.

All the best,

David
G4GTP




- Original Message - 
From: Tom S [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 10, 2008 12:48 PM
Subject: Re: [drakelist] Data modes on 4C series



 Tom S [EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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 --- David Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Thinking of running some data modes (maybe PSK) on
 my 4C twins. I assumed there would be a pre-volume
 control audio out on the R4C to send to a
 soundcard (or TU pre-PC days) for reception, but
 there does not seem to be. Does anyone on the list
 run RTTY/data modes? If so, is there a neat (or
 Drake approved/suggested) method of extracting audio
 from the receiver other than splitting/tapping the
 speaker or headphone output?

 David;

 I've successfully used a TR-7 for PSK31, but not my
 4-line. However, a friend has used his 4-line for it
 and reported quite good results. I'll forward your
 message on to him and see if he can give you any tips.

 Tom WA8PYR


 
 
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 know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile.  Try it now. 
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