Hi Brian The specs show the 75A2 drawing appx 85 watts Thats less than 1
amp at 115 volts. Bill K5PML
--- On Thu, 2/19/09, WA5AM wrote:
From: WA5AM
Subject: [AMRadio] 75A-2 power consumption
To: "Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service"
Date: Thursday, February 19, 2009, 2:08
I seen this in an old industrial plant in the Memphis area. The company I
worked for bought an old fab shop and sent me down to look over the electrical
power system. One thing they wanted to do was change to overhead cranes from
220 to 440 volt 3 phase. I looked up and seen only 2 rails fe
Hey, thanks for the idea of the fan noise problem. I have a Gates BC 500 T
and fan noise is the only complaint I have. I babyset a BC 1T back in the
60's and well remember the
mod reactor talking to u. My 500 T does not seem to do that. No one has
ever complained abt the fan noise but
I attended the USAF Radio school at Scott AFB in the early 50's. The color
code easily becomes a second language. It got me an A in one of electrical
engineering courses as I finished my degree after discharge. I sorted out the
resistors for the prof for his lab example each time and I know
Ah The old ARC 13 What memories The B-36 had one with the BC 348 along
with a ARC 27 (uhf). Only problem was the ARC 13 was in the rear compartment
and 13 ft to the ground. A few were dropped trying to get them out. Sure did
have good coverage from 40,000 ft. Hi Hi (wonder how may
I moved from Missouri to Oklahoma in 65 and had to change my call. I received
the K5PML call in 65 or 66. U might compare the call letters and see what
they are in regard to PML.
Bill K5PML
AirRadio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have found an old log book page that has some KN5, KN8 an
I, too am one of the 3890 am'ers in the mornings. I think I can assure u most
of us operate more than just AM. I'll admitt I operate mostly AM but also some
ssb and cw. Most of my equipment is BA stuff. My ssb rig is now called a
Classic. Ham Radio is a hobby and should be used for enjoymen
Hi Joe K5PML survey
Use 75m AM mostly some 40/20 cw ssb
Antennas are dipole (50 ft) fed with 450 twin lead and a 40/10 beam on 50 ft
tower RG 213 to beam Use homebrew antenna tuners 2 operating stations
Transmitters include Johnson Valiant, Viking 11 with vfo, BC 610F, Gat
A SX 24 was the first boatanchor I got. For a single conversion it does a
pretty good job. I always refer to it as a poor mans 28. Mine was in sad
shape but looks fairly good for its age now. If the price is good u better
pick it upLike dirt or land they aint making any more. Bill
Brian I'll toss my hat in as well as K5BAI's (no computer). I'll be 76 in
Oct and Jim is 78. Both of us are on AM each morning from north Texas. I well
remember when I got my First Class ticket. Kansas City the day before
Thanksgiving way back when. I show up and only one inspector wa
precauctions. They are
still availableK5PMLBill Fondren
"A.R.S. - W5AMI" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
'he current owner of the BC-1T I'm getting discovered that the plug-in
reply K5 was missing. He was pretty concerned about not telling me
about it bef
think u will have a problem.
Dont forget to double the distance in making voltage drop calulations because
the current comes in on one wire and returns on the other wire. Bill Fondren
K5PML
"A.R.S. - W5AMI" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been reading the Gates B
Didnt mean for the email to Don to be on the reflectorSorryBill K5PML
Don Merz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: For Sale: EF Johnson Viking Valiant
This Valiant looks good as long as you just look at
the front panel. But the cabinet is a mess. It has
been repainted a light gray. It has a 3/8
Hello Don am interested in the valiantplease email picturesDo u
take paypal and can u ship DHL My zip is 75442 Farmersville, TXK5PML
Bill Fondren
Don Merz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: For Sale: EF Johnson Viking Valiant
This Valiant looks good as long as you just l
What a video I was the EE at a steel Mill for 30 some odd years and we fed
the plant with 118 KV. About twice a year for maintenance we opened the line
switches and got the same results, just not quite as spectacular. Bill K5PML
"A.R.S. - W5AMI" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Kent/KA5MIR
. Is there a
special type solder that would be better to use than just regular radio type
solderBill Fondren K5PML
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Thanks for the quick response to my questions concerning this amp. John, I
was ready for some salty remarks (hihi) and I did clean my glasses and take a
second or third look at the thing. I thought I had missed something since
going to USAF Radio School in the early 50's. Guess that tells u
I recently traded for a linear that has a strange input circuit, at least to
me. The amp is built in a 18 " Bud rack mount cabinet weighting about 150 lbs.
To heavy for 1 person to handle so I deceided to split the RF deck from the
power supply and put it in a taller cabinet along with the exc
who has a 520 and
used screen grid modulation for am operation. The email containing the
remark seems to have been deleted. Any remarks or where to get the information
would be appreciated. Bill Fondren K5PML
1939 station back on the air.Thanks Bill
Fondren K5PML
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