Man I hate to see this thing go to the scrap pile...
Bob W1PE
I am posting this from a broadcast listserve that I am on:
Unless I get some interest, I am going to cut up and salvage a
Bauer FB-5V 5 KW AM transmitter, vintage 1969. The factory test data
were signed F. Bauer. The wire
Bob Peters wrote:
Man I hate to see this thing go to the scrap pile...
Bob W1PE
I am posting this from a broadcast listserve that I am on:
Unless I get some interest, I am going to cut up and salvage a
Bauer FB-5V 5 KW AM transmitter, vintage 1969.
I just talked to Mike on the phone,
Isn't this essentially the same idea behind the BC-610? It ran a single
250TH and used only one half of the jackbar.
Mod-U-Lator,
Mike(y)
W3SLK
The BC-610 uses plate neutralisation. That means the plate tank circuit
is balanced just like a pushpull amplifier, but the grid tank is
I'll see if I can draw one up for you Mike. And put pictures up for all to
look at. But it want be tomorrow. It take me some time to do things these
days.
John, WA5BXO
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Geoff said: So, John has Otis' 833 final in his possession and is going to
replace the bias
Correction to spelling:
But it won't be tomorrow. It takes me some time to do things these days.
Sorry
John, WA5BXO
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Where is a good location to order high voltage cable rated for at least 2kv or
more?
Thank You
Tom Elmore KA1NVZ
Anchorage, Alaska
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On 6/4/07, Tom Elmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where is a good location to order high voltage cable rated for at least 2kv or
more?
Tom, some auto parts stores can still order the old solid core spark
plug wire in most any lengths. I got a whole spool of it several
years back. It is easily
You can use spark plug wire for 2kv...try NAPA if they are up there.
just make sure you get wire and not that composite stuff Fair
Radio also sells the stuff mail order..
http://www.fairradio.com/ klc
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From: Tom Elmore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
Tom wrote:
Where is a good location to order high voltage cable rated for at
least 2kv or more?
The good stuff is Belden 8866. That's 18 ga picture tube wire rated to 40 kV.
Any of the usual Belden distributors should have. I use it in the
UHF TV transmitters for the 30 kV IOT tube
Neon sign shops have wire that will easily handle 2 kw. How much do you
need?
Rick
Where is a good location to order high voltage cable rated for at least 2kv
or more?
Thank You
Tom Elmore KA1NVZ
Anchorage, Alaska
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Went to the only good hamfest left in these parts on
Sunday. It was the Breezeshooters fest and it turned
out pretty good after starting off slowly. Vendors and
customers seemed to arrive late. I had to leave at
11AM to go to a funeral home, but there was still a
lot of interesting stuff going on
For only 2 kV I just would use RG58.
/ Jim SM2EKM
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Rick Brashear wrote:
Neon sign shops have wire that will easily handle 2 kw. How much do you
need?
Rick
Where is a good location to order high voltage cable rated for at least 2kv
or more?
The basic design of the two transmitters is identical, except for the
following differences:
The case is the more streamlined Apache styled case, painted Grey Wrinkle,
instead of glossy green.
The loading control is changed from a stepped switched cap control, to a
variable control using a
Your local auto parts store. As for the bulk metal spark
plug wire.
Jim/W5JO
Where is a good location to order high voltage cable rated
for at least 2kv or more?
Thank You
Tom Elmore KA1NVZ
Anchorage, Alaska
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I am looking for a cone type insulator about 1 3/4 wide at the large end
and 7/8 at the small end and 2 1/2 long. The one I need is hollow and has
a rim to fit into the mounting hole. You can see a picture at either of the
sites below:
http://w5ami.net/hitch/index.php
Tom ,
I do not how much you need but I have 100's pf feet of good HV cabne
amd if you are looking for a small amount I can give you some just email
me and we can work out the shipping.
Gary- The INR
Tom Elmore wrote:
Where is a good location to order high voltage cable rated for at least
Sorry about the spelling, You can tell when I am in a hurry :-)
Gary - The INR
Tom Elmore wrote:
Where is a good location to order high voltage cable rated for at least 2kv or
more?
Thank You
Tom Elmore KA1NVZ
Anchorage, Alaska
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Hi
Hi Jim...Please remember the front panel and the 100 Case...
Please wrap up the panel in something so it does not get scratched LOL
Thanks Bob
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Will toilet paper do?
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Hi Jim...Please remember the front panel and the 100
I like using neon sign wire.
Rated for many KV and pretty cheap.
Especially if you ask a sign jobber after he as built a sign.
You might get some for free or next to nothing.
de KA4JVY
Mark
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