Jim Candela wrote:
Mark,
These are too cool! Maybe that big arc is from the
keying relay at Geoff's place, W5OMR, on the mighty
Titanic!
hey, yo - wait! I don't make that kinda arc with just a couple of
hunnert watts!
It was just yesterday I experienced a deafening arc
while
The Question is, will the articulate W5OMR be there.
444.700 107.2 Beaumont
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From: W5OMR/Geoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Discussion of AM Radio amradio@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2006 12:36 AM
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] one more
Jim Candela wrote:
As I've done on a variety of reflectors, I want to
drop a note on here to thank those on the AM Reflector
who took the time to send Comments for inclusion in
the FCC database.
As a result, the response to the League scheme to
abandon mode-based HF coordination can clearly be
called
Paul,
we need to work through this there is some dangerous language in the ARRL's
comments
Brad KB7FQR
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Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2006 5:09 AM
To: amradio@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [AMRadio] League
I agree with Brad. As an officer of a public company I have many dealings with
the SEC and have learned to spot and understand Gov-Speak in documents.
What I read in that document was essentially an ominous set of pre
suppositions and condesending characturizations along with some nice doggie
Ron,
thanks for the input, this is what i mean, T
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Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2006 7:04 AM
To: Discussion of AM Radio
Subject: Re: RE: [AMRadio] League Bandwidth petition - final tally
I
Ron,
Thanks for the comments, the language is almost condescending, and they are
tiring to shift what we are tiring to say, It seems the ARRL is turning
more political everyday, My comment to the FCC about automatic control,
seemed to have caught the ARRL by surprise, and they tried to explain
I especially like the part that says:
The response illustrates that ARRL's extensive publicity surrounding
its proposal since the concept was first developed in 2002 was
successful. ARRL has repeatedly both ARRL members and non-members of
the concept emission mode. It has repeatedly
Thanks Brad
I agree, the document is very condesending and clealy written to set the stage
for a change without inciting another barrage of comments.
The comment about how the ARRL has found a middle ground is an insult to
anyone with a valid Amatuer Radio License and can think for
Ron,
I have experience in politics and running companies, would like to chat with
you about legal action, sometimes its the only way. or maybe their are other
ways if the ARRL would listen to us and modify there position.
Brad KB7FQR
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I received this from a friend, in California today. curious if any on
the reflector know or were aware of this. Collins gear may get very
reasonable quickly!
This may be interesting for anyone who collects old gear. could see
a lot of it showing up for export in the near future,
This may
Thanks for the kudos, John!
Could you or done describe the protective bias circuit you refer to?
Probably could figure it out, but the group may be interested as well...
73,
-Larry/NE1S
John E. Coleman (ARS WA5BXO) writes:
CONGRADULATIONS A JOB WELL DONE!
I really like the choice
Hey y'all --
I've just acquired a nice looking Millen 90902 2 monitor scope. It
needs recapping, however. One of the caps is an oil filled device that's
leaked its contents. I think it's a good candidate for replacement :-)
The problem is, I can't read its value (the label's destroyed) and
811/812 CCS phone dis is 27 watts with 82 watts output.
811/812 ICAS phone dis is 40 watts, with 120 watts output
811A/812A CCS Phone dis is 30 watts, with 85 watts output
811A/812A ICAS Phone dis is 45 watts, with 130 watts output.
Per RCA Transmitting tube manuals..Sadly, page 21 is missing
811/812 CCS phone dis is 27 watts with 82 watts output.
811/812 ICAS phone dis is 40 watts, with 120 watts output
811A/812A CCS Phone dis is 30 watts, with 85 watts output
811A/812A ICAS Phone dis is 45 watts, with 130 watts output.
Per RCA Transmitting tube manuals..Sadly, page 21 is missing
Sorry!!!
That was supposed to read Could you or DON describe the protective bias
circuit you refer to?
-'1S
ne1s writes:
Thanks for the kudos, John!
Could you or done describe the protective bias circuit you refer to?
Probably could figure it out, but the group may be interested as
On 23 Feb 2006 at 9:47, UVCM INC wrote:
Ron,
I have experience in politics and running companies, would like to chat with
you about legal action, sometimes its the only way. or maybe their are other
ways if the ARRL would listen to us and modify there position.
Brad KB7FQR
Brad don't hold
I just downloaded it at work today and got through the first page or
so. even then I was stunned at what the comments said.
If I recollect correctly, the ARRL states that the excellant turnout
of comments shows how well the ARRL publicized their comments, and
that the excellant turnout of
Brian Carling wrote:
On 23 Feb 2006 at 9:47, UVCM INC wrote:
Ron,
I have experience in politics and running companies, would like to chat with
you about legal action, sometimes its the only way. or maybe their are other
ways if the ARRL would listen to us and modify there position.
Brad
It's interesting to see a groundswell of reaction to
how and what the League has concluded about Comments
filed regarding its Petition.
There may soon be an extension of the public comment
window to accomodate folks like yourself who wish to
weigh in.
Now, regarding the other Petition in this
The grid gets its bias the normal grid leak way.
At the grid side of the resistor, a diode is installed between the
bias supply and the grid, in the direction that allows it to pass
bias, but if the grid leak exceeds the fixed bias, it is reverse
biased.
That's cathode towards the bias supply I
Craig:
You might find something useful on the James Millen Society webpage.
Although they don't have a schematic for a 2 scope, they do have schematics
for the 3 scope (90903) and the circuit may be similar such that you could
identify the value of the cap - good luck.
Craig:
I have a 2-inch monitor scope that was built from a schematic that appeared
in the 1950 ARRL Handbook, page 490. You might be able compare your circuit
against that schematic and get a ballpark value for the capacitor you
seeking information on.
73, Bob, K2GLO
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