Re: [Drakelist] neutralization method using simple method, requires a receiver

2008-08-29 Thread Garey Barrell

Byron -

This works well, just be VERY careful removing the screen voltage from 
the Final  IF  you are unsoldering from the feedthrough capacitor on the 
shield wall.  They are susceptible to overheating, and cracking, if too 
much force is used when removing the wire.  Not fun to replace, either!


Of course if the transverter mod has been installed, just "pull the plug"!

73, Garey - K4OAH
Glen Allen, VA

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




Byron Tatum wrote:

Hello-
I neutralize my Drake's by:
1. Disconnect screen voltage to finals.
2. Tune up transmitter PA as normal on 10 meters into a dummy 
load, although there is no discernable output on wattmeter. Listen to 
the signal on a receiver. Tune up transmitter for max signal in 
receiver. Adjust receiver gain to prevent overloading.
3. Adjust neutralizing trimmer for minimum signal as indicated 
on receiver S-Meter.

4. Reconnect screen voltage to finals.
Hope this is of use,
Byron WA5THJ. 


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[Drakelist] neutralization method using simple method, requires a receiver

2008-08-29 Thread Byron Tatum
Hello-
I neutralize my Drake's by:
1. Disconnect screen voltage to finals.
2. Tune up transmitter PA as normal on 10 meters into a dummy load, 
although there is no discernable output on wattmeter. Listen to the signal on a 
receiver. Tune up transmitter for max signal in receiver. Adjust receiver gain 
to prevent overloading.
3. Adjust neutralizing trimmer for minimum signal as indicated on 
receiver S-Meter.
4. Reconnect screen voltage to finals.
Hope this is of use,
Byron WA5THJ. ___
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