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2009-06-15 Thread WB4YQV
Have to add my penny's worth too...   Only place to go if ya need info for the 
Drake line...   Thanks Thom!!!
C-Line Twins, Charlie WB4YQV___
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[drakelist] Epay/R-4B:

2008-07-14 Thread WB4YQV
Here's a response that I got when questioned about the missing knob and dust...
  And Tammi?, beats me!!!

  Kosher? thats cute! I am going to take a closer look at this item. Maybe 
I chose the wrong word. I am having it checked out and will write a full report 
by tomarrow. So relax boys your questions will all be answered soon. Tammi 
check the listing for the answer to your ???


  - nowthatsclever 


[drakelist] Drake Cabinet Screws:

2008-07-08 Thread WB4YQV
Gentlemen, at McMaster's price, for a set of screws for the C-Line Twins  the 
price would be $144.96 + the cost of shipping...   Think that I will look 
elsewhere...   73's, Charlie...

Re: [drakelist] Drake 4 series screws

2008-07-08 Thread WB4YQV
Divide by 24, LOL...   73's, Charlie...
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  From: Don Cunningham 
  To: drakelist@zerobeat.net 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 9:15 PM
  Subject: Re: [drakelist] Drake 4 series screws


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  Let's see, now how many B Lines can you re-screw with 10,000 screws, HI 
  HI.
  73 all,
  Don, WB5HAK
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  From: MICHAEL TALLENT [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: drakelist@zerobeat.net
  Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 7:25 PM
  Subject: Re: [drakelist] Drake 4 series screws


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   I found these that seem to be the right type- 6-32 slotted, pan head black 
   oxide steel 1/4 inch long $83 for 1.
   
http://www.fastenersuperstore.com/stores/superstore/step5.cfm?partId=110969productCode=MSPBcategory=Screws
  
   Mike W6MXV
  
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   From: Jim Zellmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   To: drakelist@zerobeat.net
   Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 7:54 PM
   Subject: [drakelist] Drake 4 series screws
  
  
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   The following is a copy of an email I sent to the list back in Janurary.
   Note the prices have gone up a little, but I think the Keystone Screws 
   from Allied Electronics would be a good one for this aplication (Allied 
   PN 839-9191)  Price is about $12.43 per 100.
  
   Jim Zellmer
   KA0VSL
  
  
   The drake screws are a 6-32 x 1/4 slotted pan head machine screw fully 
   threads black oxide.
  
   I looked through several catalogs and finally found one in McMaster Carr. 
   But the price was shocking
  
   McMaster Carr PN 94340A440
   Hard Alloy Stl Pan Head Slotted Machine Screw Black-Oxide, 6-32 Thread, 
   1/4 Length
   In stock at $6.04 Each
  
  
   I suppose it is the hard alloy that makes these pricey.
  
   You can find a box of 100 zinc plated screws of similar type for about 
   2.50.  Then paint them.
  
  
   I did find a nice substitute in the Allied Electronics catalog
  
   a phillips flat head screw with a black painted head
   6-32 x 1/4
  
   
http://www.alliedelec.com/Search/SearchResults.asp?N=0Ntk=PrimaryNtt=839-9191sid=47A10F807D4E617F
  
   *Keystone Electronics*
   Scrw, Binding; #6-32; Binding; 0.250 in.; 0.282 in.; 0.083 in.; Black; 
   Brass 
   
http://www.alliedelec.com/Search/ProductDetail.asp?SKU=839-9191SEARCH=MPN=9190%2D3DESC=9190%2D3R=839%2D9191
   *Mfr's part#:* 9190-3
   Allied Stk#: *839-9191*
   View Datasheet PDF 
   
http://www.alliedelec.com/Images/Products/Datasheets/BM/KEYSTONE_ELECTRONICS/Keystone-Electronics_Enclosure-and-Cooling_8399190.pdf
 
   
http://www.alliedelec.com/Images/Products/Datasheets/BM/KEYSTONE_ELECTRONICS/Keystone-Electronics_Enclosure-and-Cooling_8399190.pdf
  
   3
  
  
   $12.43 
   
http://www.alliedelec.com/Search/ProductDetail.asp?SKU=839-9191SEARCH=ID=DESC=9190%2D3
   Pack of 100
  
  
  
   There may be other sources.  If I find any think close to the original 
   like the McMaster Carr version, but for less money I will post it to the 
   list.
  
   Jim Zellmer
   KA0VSL
   Drake TR-7, B-line twins with L4-B, TR-4 (early)
   SC
  
  
  
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Re: [drakelist] Drake Cabinet Screws

2008-07-08 Thread WB4YQV
And after 216 years you would have worn out at least 5 sets of cabinets and 
untold number of screwdrivers...   And your age at that time, you would need 
someone else to operate the screwdriver, lol...73's, Charlie...
  - Original Message - 
  From: Jim Shorney 
  To: drakelist@zerobeat.net 
  Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 1:03 AM
  Subject: Re: [drakelist] Drake Cabinet Screws


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  On Tue, 8 Jul 2008 21:38:55 -0500, Don Cunningham wrote:

  Gee, and if I bought the 10,000 qty of the reasonably priced ones, I could 
  change out the screws in both the B and C lines yearly for 216 years, or 
  bi-anually for 108 years. 


  Or you could bill them as highly musical oxygen-free screws and sell them to 
audiophools for six bucks a 
  screw.


  7

  -Jim
  NU0C




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Re: [drakelist] T-4X: No Audio On SSB / AM

2008-07-05 Thread WB4YQV
Sounds like a bad mic element or, bad solder joint or, maybe even an open 
ground connection...   Suggest using a different mic.  73's, Charlie...
  - Original Message - 
  From: Jim Shorney 
  To: drakelist@zerobeat.net 
  Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2008 2:14 PM
  Subject: Re: [drakelist] T-4X: No Audio On SSB / AM


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  On Sat, 5 Jul 2008 11:29:29 -0500, w4pro wrote:

  I had to rig up an amplifier between the mike and the rig to get enough 
  audio on my T-4XB. Until I did that, I got no output on SSB.


  If you had to use an amplifier, something is wrong somewhere.

  73

  -Jim
  NU0C



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Re: [drakelist] A Drake Field Day

2008-06-26 Thread WB4YQV
With the C-Line there should be no need for the 101...   73's, Charlie...
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  From: VE3ES 
  To: drakelist@zerobeat.net 
  Sent: Friday, June 27, 2008 1:17 AM
  Subject: Re: [drakelist] A Drake Field Day


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  I will have a Drake C-line up and running on 40m for FD this year 
  with a Yaesu (God forgive me) FT-101ZD as back up...(the TR-7 has crapped 
out).


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Re: [drakelist] Best Coax....

2008-06-02 Thread WB4YQV
Hello Gang...   What are the pro's  con's on RG-8X???   Charlie...
  - Original Message - 
  From: Jim Shorney 
  To: drakelist@zerobeat.net 
  Sent: Monday, June 02, 2008 6:45 PM
  Subject: Re: [drakelist] Best Coax


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  Philip Grocki wrote:
   *I have a TR-4C and just getting into the ham scene again.  
   I'm setting-up my new station and wondering what is the best 
   all-around coax for vertical and beam antennas with this rig?  I'm 
   thinking RG-8/U.please advise.  Thank you.*
  
  Take a look at LMR240 coax.  It's little stiff.  They also have an 
  ultraflex version (little more loss).  It's about the size of RG-8/x.

  LMR240 is great stuff, but is overkill for HF. Good old Belden 8214 RG-8 will 
do quite nicely, and is better 
  suited for the rotor loop if using a beam antenna.

  73

  -Jim
  NU0C





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Re: [drakelist] Replacement Meters

2008-03-03 Thread wb4yqv
Hello Jim...  I have been working on the same thing...   Currently, I have the 
50uA meter installed in a Drake WV-4 with a ten turn pot for calibration and, 
it's working very well...   All that I need to do is read the resistance of the 
shunt and see I if I can locate presision resistors to replace the ten turn 
pot...   I have 4 more of the 50uA Morotola (MS24) meters on hand...   73's, 
Charlie...
  - Original Message - 
  From: Jim Gerke 
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  Sent: Monday, March 03, 2008 11:31 PM
  Subject: [drakelist] Replacement Meters



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  Just a quick update regarding the replacement meters

  I ran into a bit of a snafu in obtaining the correct parts for the 
  shunts needed for the new meters. That issue should be resolved in a few 
  days. I'll post another note once the parts are in hand.

  I can tell you that I tested my prototype in a known good, calibrated 
  W-4 wattmeter and found that the replacement meter reads virtually the 
  same as the original Drake meter at the same power level. Any deviation 
  is well within the measuring tolerance (+/- 5%) of the 
  W-4/WV-4/MN-4/MN-2000.

  73, Jim K5JG






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Re: [drakelist] Replacement Meters

2008-03-03 Thread wb4yqv
Hello Jim...   The presision resistors are @ 1% and the original meter is at 
5%, there shouldn't be a problem...   The internal calibration should be able 
to make up for any difference in the individual meters...   73's, Charlie...
  - Original Message - 
  From: Jim Shorney 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2008 12:05 AM
  Subject: Re: [drakelist] Replacement Meters



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  wb4yqv wrote:
   Hello Jim...  I have been working on the same thing...   Currently, I 
   have the 50uA meter installed in a Drake WV-4 with a ten turn pot for 
   calibration and, it's working very well...   All that I need to do is 
   read the resistance of the shunt and see I if I can locate presision 
   resistors to replace the ten turn pot...   I have 4 more of the 50uA 
   Morotola (MS24) meters on hand...   73's, Charlie...

  It would be interesting to see how closely several different meter 
  movements track to each other with a selected value of fixed resistance 
  shunt. I have no idea of the manufacturing tolerances on these meters, 
  or whether the differences between individual samples would be worth 
  compensating for. The purist in me says use the precision trimpot and 
  calibrate each sample, but I'm just that way sometimes  :)

  73,
  -Jim
  NU0C

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Re: [drakelist] Replacement Meters

2008-03-03 Thread wb4yqv
At a + or - 5%, (original Drake spec) that should not be a problem..
  - Original Message - 
  From: Jim Shorney 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2008 12:22 AM
  Subject: Re: [drakelist] Replacement Meters



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  wb4yqv wrote:
   Hello Jim...   The presision resistors are @ 1% and the original meter 
   is at 5%, there shouldn't be a problem...   The internal calibration 
   should be able to make up for any difference in the individual 
   meters...   73's, Charlie...


  Being a lazy purist, my thinking was to avoid recalibrating the sensor 
  box if at all possible.

  73

  -Jim

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[drakelist] Wanted:

2008-02-13 Thread wb4yqv
Hello Gang...   I need a Grid meter for a L-4 or LB-4...   Does anyone have 
one that they need to find a home for???   Charlie... [EMAIL PROTECTED]  


Re: [drakelist] test

2008-02-13 Thread wb4yqv
It's working...
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  From: richard radke 
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  Subject: [drakelist] test



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  test message

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Re: [drakelist] RE:L4B

2008-02-04 Thread wb4yqv
How do you test 3-500Z's before you put them in the actual circuit???   Thanks 
in advance, Charlie...
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  Subject: [drakelist] RE:L4B



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  Don,



  I've been through the process twice now.  Mike's supplies are well 
  worth it and worth the wait.



  Let's hope the 3-500's were packed separate, treated more kindly  and 
  don't need body work too...



  Check 'em out real careful.  Make sure those tubes are good.  I can't 
  think of anything else.







  Chuck K4QS


  
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  http://webmail.aol.com

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Re: [drakelist] Almost All Digital Electronics Digital Readout

2008-02-04 Thread wb4yqv
You maintain your analog dial with a digital (exact frequency readout) without 
defacing the original equipment...Do you want to guess where you are of 
know where you are???   Just depends on the person operating the equipment and, 
how precise they want to be...   Charlie...
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  From: john 
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  Subject: Re: [drakelist] Almost All Digital Electronics Digital Readout



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  Im sure they work well, knowing AADE, but. why?  To me, it would be 
  kind of like putting neon lights and a rear spoiler of a classic Corvette.

  John K5MO


  At 08:52 PM 2/4/2008, you wrote:
  Has anyone had any experience with the AADE Digital Dials for the 
  Drake?  I was looking at the one with the blue display for my C Line.  How 
  do they work? Any advice would be helpful.
  
  Thanks
  
  Dave White
  VE6DRW


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Re: [drakelist] Almost All Digital Electronics Digital Readout

2008-02-04 Thread wb4yqv
I Have an AADE DFD-103 unit and using it with my R-4C, it works great on 80m 
and 40m bands...   Is eratic on the higher frequencies and, I think that's 
because of my programing error...   I too have been looking at the blue 
flourescent display version to replace the unit that I now have...   Charlie...
  - Original Message - 
  From: Dave White 
  To: Drake Mailing List 
  Sent: Monday, February 04, 2008 8:52 PM
  Subject: [drakelist] Almost All Digital Electronics Digital Readout


  Has anyone had any experience with the AADE Digital Dials for the Drake?  I 
was looking at the one with the blue display for my C Line.  How do they work? 
Any advice would be helpful.

  Thanks

  Dave White
  VE6DRW


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Re: [drakelist] 2 For 1 Sale

2008-01-31 Thread wb4yqv
WV-4, needs meter, $35.00 + shipping...

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  From: BSugarberg 
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  Subject: [drakelist] 2 For 1 Sale



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  Hello,

  I have the following for sale:

  Drake W-4  Wattmeter - Works good, looks good.

  Drake WV-4 Wattmeter - Needs new meter, looks good.

  $75.00 for both + shipping.

  73, Bruce WA8TNC



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Re: [drakelist] market value of Sherwood AM filter for R4C

2008-01-19 Thread wb4yqv
Not to sure on the price on the 3KHz, I have a Drake FL-4000 that I would 
like to trade for a Drake FL-6000...   Charlie
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  Subject: [drakelist] market value of Sherwood AM filter for R4C


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Fellow enthusiasts,

Would you know the market value of a Sherwood Engineering, 3 kc AM filter, 
that plugs into the inside filter socket in a Drake R4C?

Enjoy those Drakes and hope to see you at Hamvention 2008.

73,

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Re: [drakelist] Insanity

2008-01-11 Thread wb4yqv
Try Radio Shack...   They have a clear version that will not turn loose...
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  On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 08:52:45 -0700, sebdesn wrote:

  
  
   haven't found Velco
   that will stick to a dashboard, though...
  
  
  Go to a fabric/sewing supply store, it comes in several Widths/colors,
  and has a gummed back with peel off covering. I just got some for
  another project.

  Thanks, but I'm not overly optimistic. The best I've tried so far is
  Industrial Strength Velcro brand found at the aforementioned hardware
  store, and it's starting to come loose after not quite a week. The cheap
  stuff doesn't last a day. I really don't want to have to epoxy it to the
  dash, but that's what it may take.


  73

  -Jim

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HyGain 3750, IBM PS/2 - all vintage, all the time!

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Re: [drakelist] Somewhat OT: Experiment

2007-12-14 Thread wb4yqv
$33.87 to Louisville, Ky...
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  Greetings.

  I'm looking for a kind soul, with an eBay account, to look up the following:

   http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=190182360471

  which just happens to be a Drake TR-7; to keep things somewhat on topic.

  I am interested in what you see shown for shipping costs.  I'm in NH and
  it shows $48.66.

  Thanks in advance.

  73

  - Mark  N1VQW

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Re: [drakelist] 4 line blue filters

2007-11-07 Thread wb4yqv
Hello John...   Changing the blue filters when needed (about 20 or 30 years) a 
lifetime supply wouldn't have to be very large...  hi hi...   73's, Charlie...
  - Original Message - 
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  Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 10:52 AM
  Subject: Re: [drakelist] 4 line blue filters



  Hi Duane and all,

  I plugged in an order with FT last night just to see how far it would go. I 
got right up to the shipping but didn't give them my card number and there was 
no mention of a minimum orderunless I somehow missed it.  Even then, I 
would gladly pay $15.00 for a sheet of filter if I needed it.  I am sure there 
are other goodies on that site that one could order to make up the $15.00 
minimum that would be usable items around the shack. For that matter, one could 
order several sheets of filter, keep one and sell the excess.

  I happened to load up on the original stuff when it was still available so I 
have my own lifetime supply.

  73,

  John,  W4AWM

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  Sent: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 9:33 am
  Subject: Re: [drakelist] 4 line blue filters


  Duane Calvin made an utterance to the drakelist gang 
-- By the 
way, FilmTools now requires a $15 minimum order.  Must be too many of us 
Drakesters ordering a single sheet!

  73, Duane

  At 11:40 PM 11/6/2007, you wrote:


Greetings all,

There is no mystery about this. All you need is $6.25 plus shipping and you 
can buy your very own lifetime supply (21 X 24 inch sheet) of Lee Filters #172 
which is also known as Lagoon Blue. Simply go towww.filmtools.comThere 
is no minumum order and they sell to anyone. Orders are shipped the next day.

The usual disclaimers apply.

Now I have to blow off some steam:  I subscribe to many reflectors. Every 
day I see folks looking for stuff. Some appear to be asking for freebees and 
others for difficult to find items. It appears that many are too lazy to do 
some very basic research to find what they are looking for and expect someone 
to do the work for them. Why not let your fingers do the walking? Researching 
on the web is certainly not brain surgery and you will be amazed what you will 
find with virtually no effort!

I suppose now I will spend the next several days getting flamed and looking 
at endless threads on the subject.  I'm done.

73,  

John,  W4AWM







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