I would like to make an on-line donation but I don't belong to PayPal.
Any other way? Thanks.
73, Ed Richards K6UUZ
Simi Valley, Ca 93065
Home of the Air Force 1 pavilion
Thanks Bob, that's just what I wanted to know. I am going to use a
Raxxess 12 space unit, so I guess I'll be okay. Thanks for the offer
and advice.
Rick/K5IZ
Robert Peters wrote:
Hi Rick...Being in the Sound Business I have mounted Crown
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Hi Rick...Being in the Sound Business I have mounted Crown amps that
weigh as much as an R390 in the wood racks...
I have here that I do not use now a Raxus that has almost 3/4 in screws
to hold the slides that go into the partical board..I have had a Crown
in it with no problems...If it is a good
Rick,
Let's see what the other offers are on the transformer.
By the way, when I used a wooden rack years ago for my 390-A. I bolted a
2x4 on the inside of the rack on both sides and that gave me about 1 inch
of support on each side of the radio. If you do this, use bolts long
enough to go thr
I am in need of advice and/or opinions. Has anyone had experience
mounting a R-390 and R-388 in a wood rack like is used in recording
studios? It does not have slides along the sides to help distribute the
weight. I've had large audio amps in this type rack with no problem,
but I don't thin
CORRECTION ON PLATE TRANSFORMER SPECS
For Sale:
Plate transformer from Gates KW transmitter
Primary 115 vac or 220 vac
Secondary 9200-8100-6800-0-6800-8100-9200
425 ma ccs
Modulation Transformer
Modulation Transformer from Collins 20-V ser
For Sale:
Plate transformer from Gates KW transmitter
Primary 115 vac or 220 vac
Secondary 9200-8100-6800-0-9200-8100-6800
425 ma ccs
Modulation Transformer
Modulation Transformer from Collins 20-V series
Filter Chokes, oil fill
"Cool tubes" reminds me of an old friend who even though is silent key, I
will not say his name or call. I had a lot of respect for the gentleman
but this was classic. He had wound a very nice ultra large modulation XFMR
and it worked wonderful but was prone to talk back. K5SWK suggested that h
Now let's get the liquid nitrogen ports built on the 4CX1000's :-). Cool
them puppies down!!
Joe W4AAB
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From: "W4WSZ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "AM RADIO"
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 3:46 PM
Subject: [AMRadio] 6L6 "Water
I knew I was on to something .in 1951 I ran a single 6L6 osc mounted
upside down in a mason jar full of water.
Surprising how much you get out of a single 6L6.and yes, the water
got hot.
Thanks for the memories
73,
Bob,W4WSZ
AM'ing over 50+ years
RWM
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
EarthLink Rev
Been there, done that. But mine was a much cruder setup. Simply turned the
amplifier chassis upside down and lowered the tube into a small glass
container filled with water. It made the difference between stable
operation and thermal runaway before the end of a long transmission. My
tube w
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