[Drakelist] Drake C-4

2015-02-11 Thread Gary Thostenson
Hi to the group:
 I have a Drake C-4 Station console for sale.
It's also listed on QTH with a picture.
Asking $200.00 plus $25.00 for shipping.
Thanks very much.
Gary W9VS

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Re: [Drakelist] Drake C-4 question

2010-08-09 Thread Garey Barrell

Lee -

Yeah, I guess.  The clock, main power switch, Wattmeter, rotor control 
and ten minute timer are all useful to some extent.  It certainly 
'neatens up' the station wiring!  If you operate some of the 'other' 
modes, the 3 position switch (EQUIP CONTROL) on the panel actually has 
four SP3T shielded cables capability, PLUS another eight possible 
positions that are not wired from the factory.  These can be very handy 
for just switching stuff around such as keyers for multiple stations, 
VOX controls, etc.  The phone patch capability isn't much used these days.


73, Garey - K4OAH
Glen Allen, VA

Drake 2-B, 4-B, C-Line&  TR-4/C Service Supplement CDs



kc9...@aol.com wrote:

Garey,
Thanks...so it looks like even if you don't use the remote antenna 
switch it's a neat accesory for a C line with L4B and MN-2700?

Lee




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Sent: Mon, Aug 9, 2010 1:12 pm
Subject: Re: [Drakelist] Drake C-4 question


Lee -

The "Powermaster" is fairly easy to replicate, just a bunch of holes 
to cut! I would just put an electrical contactor (any electrical 
supply place, Home Depot?) in the a 'remote' box with a 240 VAC 
connector on it (if needed) and then hard wire a power strip(s) to it.


The "Antenna Switch" is a little tougher. The original is a 24V DC 
motor driving a custom rotary switch to control the motor, ground 
unused antennas and switch the antenna. There are eight wires to the 
original 'remote'. A plain old rotary switch is a lot easier, although 
several relays and a few connectors in a box could substitute for the 
remote. The original remote is also designed for tower or other 
outdoor mounting, which would save coax if you have four beams on your 
tower, but 


Which is why the basic C-4 without these accessories sells reasonably! 
:-)


73, Garey - K4OAH
Glen Allen, VA

Drake 2-B, 4-B, C-Line& TR-4/C Service Supplement CDs


kc9...@aol.com wrote:

Hi gang...
OK, If I have just the console part of a C-4...ca I get or build the 
remote switch and power box?

73,
Lee, KC9CDT





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Re: [Drakelist] Drake C-4 question

2010-08-09 Thread kc9cdt

Garey,
Thanks...so it looks like even if you don't use the remote antenna 
switch it's a neat accesory for a C line with L4B and MN-2700?

Lee




-Original Message-
From: Garey Barrell 
To: drakelist@zerobeat.net
Sent: Mon, Aug 9, 2010 1:12 pm
Subject: Re: [Drakelist] Drake C-4 question


Lee - 
 
The "Powermaster" is fairly easy to replicate, just a bunch of holes to 
cut! I would just put an electrical contactor (any electrical supply 
place, Home Depot?) in the a 'remote' box with a 240 VAC connector on 
it (if needed) and then hard wire a power strip(s) to it. 

 
The "Antenna Switch" is a little tougher. The original is a 24V DC 
motor driving a custom rotary switch to control the motor, ground 
unused antennas and switch the antenna. There are eight wires to the 
original 'remote'. A plain old rotary switch is a lot easier, although 
several relays and a few connectors in a box could substitute for the 
remote. The original remote is also designed for tower or other outdoor 
mounting, which would save coax if you have four beams on your tower, 
but  

 
Which is why the basic C-4 without these accessories sells reasonably! 
:-) 

 
73, Garey - K4OAH 
Glen Allen, VA 
 
Drake 2-B, 4-B, C-Line& TR-4/C Service Supplement CDs 
 
 
kc9...@aol.com wrote: 

Hi gang... 
OK, If I have just the console part of a C-4...ca I get or build the 
remote switch and power box? 

73, 
Lee, KC9CDT 
 
 

 
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Re: [Drakelist] Drake C-4 question

2010-08-09 Thread Garey Barrell

Lee -

The "Powermaster" is fairly easy to replicate, just a bunch of holes to 
cut!  I would just put an electrical contactor (any electrical supply 
place, Home Depot?) in the a 'remote' box with a 240 VAC connector on it 
(if needed) and then hard wire a power strip(s) to it.


The "Antenna Switch" is a little tougher.  The original is a 24V DC 
motor driving a custom rotary switch to control the motor, ground unused 
antennas and switch the antenna.  There are eight wires to the original 
'remote'.  A plain old rotary switch is a lot easier, although several 
relays and a few connectors in a box could substitute for the remote.  
The original remote is also designed for tower or other outdoor 
mounting, which would save coax if you have four beams on your tower, 
but 


Which is why the basic C-4 without these accessories sells reasonably!  :-)

73, Garey - K4OAH
Glen Allen, VA

Drake 2-B, 4-B, C-Line&  TR-4/C Service Supplement CDs



kc9...@aol.com wrote:

Hi gang...
OK, If I have just the console part of a C-4...ca I get or build the 
remote switch and power box?

73,
Lee, KC9CDT




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[Drakelist] Drake C-4 question

2010-08-09 Thread kc9cdt

Hi gang...
OK, If I have just the console part of a C-4...ca I get or build the 
remote switch and power box?

73,
Lee, KC9CDT



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Re: [Drakelist] Drake C-4 Value

2009-07-17 Thread W4AWM
Since there are no accessories and considering that it is otherwise in good 
 cosmetic shape, anywhere between $250.00 and 300.00.
 
73,
 
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[Drakelist] Drake C-4 Value

2009-07-17 Thread WD9X
Hi Everyone:
 
I have a nice C-4 that I don't use and I would like to sell it.  I  would 
appreciate knowing what it is worth.
 
It's in very good condition.  Clock works, but I don't have the  exterior 
remote switch box.
 
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[drakelist] DRAKE C-4 on ebay

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