Don,
I did a little looking, and there is some emails concerning that scope of
the Yahoo Tekscope group.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TekScopes/
Maybe the folks there can assist you.
FWIW, I recently was given two dead 2215 Tek scopes. I got both working about
90% by simply changing
Hi all...
Does anyone happen to have a few lever switches they would like to
sell? These are an older type used in the BTA-1R2. The diminsions are
about 1 1/8 X 1 3/8 X 4 long. The leaf configurations are not
critical as they can be modified to fit my needs. However, they do need
to all
From: Mark Foltarz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Did anyone else get this ?
$52 ?!? Who are they kidding?
Hey, I just came upon a large sum of money, but it is located in Nigeria.
Wanna help me get it out of the country? I'll give you a cut.
Pse reply by e-mail... Urgently!
Oh, BTW, I'll need
Take that large sum of money and send it to me. I have a bridge to sell
you.cheap, and you get to keep the tolls!
73,
John, W4AWM
Mark,
I got the same email. I ignored it as I have no use for a Russian Callbok,
at any price!!
Ed, VA3ES
From: Mark Foltarz
Subject: [AMRadio] Nonsense from Russia
Did anyone else get this ?
$52 ?!? Who are they kidding?
Don,
I have several different versions of the 5000 series including the 5403.
These are excellent scopes for just about an work in their bandwith.
The large display and shorter cabinet depth make them very bench
friendly. The manufacture is mostly mid 70s with few if any custom ICs
or
Rick,
Are these the lever type switches commonly used in the old Broadcast
consoles or their 25% larger brother.
Bill KB3DKS/1
-Original Message-
Hi all...
Does anyone happen to have a few lever switches they would like to
sell? These are an older type used in the BTA-1R2. The
Take a look here may give some insight as to what conditions were occurring.
http://www.dxinfocentre.com/tr_map/archive/6eam.jpg
73 SD
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: amradio@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Saturday, July 15, 2006 8:06 PM
Subject: [AMRadio] Interesting FM
And your point is ???
--- John Lyles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently had the opportunity to spend a few hours on the phone with
Microslop's customer service, troubleshooting and fixing a stuck system that
kept wanting to install the Office application on CD, even though I had a
formerly
Does anyone know the value of the L43 choke in a Johnson Valiant and/or know
where I might be able to get one or a substitute?
73 Ed KD3CE
Hello,
Thank You! Very nice information !
I had not realized that the ducting effects were that low in
elevation.
From looking at the charts it would seem that what I have been
observing has been from a combination of the weather conditions and the
thermal effects produced by the two N/S
Looking for a PMR 8 in great condition... Anyone have one that they
want to sell???
Very Best 73's
Bob W1PE
Bob Peters wrote:
Looking for a PMR 8 in great condition... Anyone have one that they
want to sell???
Very Best 73's
Bob W1PE
K5BAI had an AF-67 AND a PM-R8 he was selling 3 months ago, w/mobile
power supply.
--
Driving your AM Rig without a scope,
is like driving your car at night,
Hello Bill: Interesting observations! Good to see someone who is interested
in the mechanics and not just ride the wave. We have similiar propagation
here in Nebraska but without any mountains. Tropo is good. 73, K0NG.
Hello K0NG !
Don't think we have worked on 75 or 40 but have heard you before.
Just able to listen for the last couple years since moving from PA to
MA and nowhere here to put the dipole or for that matter, any
tuned antenna up.
I have been a SWL since a kid in the 60s using an old console
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