I called Simpson today and after sending them a picture of my broken meter
they agree that it is a Model 27. Seems that Simpson doesn't follow
form,fit and function rules because their current Model 27 is not like mine.
Mine has the vertical stripes down the center on the lower half of the
met
Mike wrote:
> ...would leave about the same dust as a pair
> of 4-400s would on 75M.. Mike
And how, and more. A pair of 4-400's running 3850 V on the plates would
produce at least 1500W out to the antenna, if not more.
Ed, VA3ES
Ya Mike, nice machine. Could never beat one with my 383 Sport Fury, which
also had 4-4-2. Ah, but we digress even further from Steve's original
post. But, I did have a Heath Shawnee 6M transceiver in the Fury for a
short time.
Pete, wa2cwa
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 14:30:09 -0500 "Mike Dorworth,K4XM"
well, I thought it was a Olds 442 from about 1966 or so. Four BBl carb, 4 on
the floor and dual exhausts..442..would leave about the same dust as a pair
of 4-400s would on 75M.. Mike
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Pete wrote:
>>as the 4-440A.
>Wasn't this an Oldsmobile muscle car??
-grin- yes, I must have been thinking of my old Plymouth Fury
ex-state-police car with the 440 V8.
Naturally the tube type should have been 4-400A
Steve WD8DAS
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This type of construction of resistors and even capacitors is common in the
old radios of the 20s and 30s.
73 Jim
W5JO
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Yesterday, I was replacing a 2 megohm meter multiplier that seemed to have
failed. It was a single large-bodied resistor stamped "2M 3.5W". I get it
unsoldered and it falls apart in my hands--a cardboard tube with two 2-watt, 1
megohm resistors soldered together in the middle. From the outside,
as the 4-440A.
Wasn't this an Oldsmobile muscle car??
Pete, wa2cwa
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 01:04:16 EST [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> Anyone have any information or documentation on a SAIT Electronics
> HF188A HF
> amplifier? This Beligian-made amp was removed from a ship's radio
> room and
Anyone have any information or documentation on a SAIT Electronics HF188A HF
amplifier? This Beligian-made amp was removed from a ship's radio room and
uses two QB-4/1100 tubes, which I understand are very similar if not the same
as the 4-440A.
Thanks!
Steve WD8DAS
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