Great!
Now I know everyone's opinion about which AM rig they like.
No one stepped forward in the North Carolina for a rig for sale so I'll just
move on.
73's
Greg
WA7LYO
Kinston NC
- Original Message -
From: "Geoff/W5OMR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Se
ne1s wrote:
Not just personal opinion, it's a fact (Jack!). Myself, I do prefer
the rack-style cabinet a bit to the "integrated" style cabinet of the
Viking II, for aesthetics and also in terms of gaining access to those
parts of the radio directly behind the panel. But I think the Viking
II s
Geoff/W5OMR writes:
Maybe it's just personal opinion, but I've seen a couple of Viking I's,
and I don't know that I'd ever mount one of those in an open-rack, as
opposed to it's standard rack cabinet. The front panel, to me, seems
rather 'flimsey' to support the weight of the power supply tran
Ok John thanks for the advice. That was the the info that I needed. I gues
I will have to take out the PTO and make the adjustment. Thanks John
Joe KK4TR
- Original Message -
From: "John Lawson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service"
Sent: Wednesd
The last time my VKII on the air, several years ago, I had found a remote
reading digital oven thermometer with a 6 inch metal probe and a shielded
cable. The probe was placed in between the 6146s and after determining where
rosey plates started I could set an alarm if that temp was reached.
W
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