While we're on the subject of cb mixing schemes, I have a Lafayette
Telsat 1023 that I want to turn into a ten meter beacon, which xtals
do I need to change to what to get it somewhere in the range of 28.2
- 28.3? Have a couple generic radios I need to dig out of the closet
and play with
I'm considering getting out of tube radio entirely, but it's a hard
decision.
Thought I'd offer the decent gear up to the list, and will let folks
make
offers.
2 Collins '51 R-390
2 Imperial '63 R-390A
1 '67 EAC R-390A
1 Oneida T-368E
Also 1 '63 W.E. R-392, an RBL-5 vlf receiver, a National
I was mean. I asked them what was the unique reason that their item
was selling for this price when the same vintage tube by RCA, etc can
be had NOS for around $50 and Penta still manufactures them new for
$110.00.
I sent links with the examples, and asked where they got the ten-
grand
From: W3CRR [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm the public affairs director of a large non-profit agency in
Washington, DC. One of my responsibilities is editing our monthly
magazine. Last year, at the direction of our Executive Director, I
included holiday greetings in the magazine accompanied by a small
What is so sad about foolish joke auctions like this 40,000 watt
GMRSCB
is that there are going to be folks out there that are going to take
it seriously!!
There was a fellow that had something like a 100 GHz Pull-Start
Computer with
Infinite Ram and Googlebyte Hard Drive. There were bidders
Ooop, I meant on the NWS network. I'm a member
of the Greenkeys list, so know there are bunches on
the air for ham use. :-)
Tom NU4G
Date: Sun, 24 Jul 2005 14:50:20 EDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tom,
My M28 ASR is on the air daily!
73,
Russ
WA3FRP
From what I remember from my old mechanical tty days
of 25+ years ago, ZCZC at the beginning and at the
end controlled the autostop. The first ZCZC told your TTY
to wake up - it was usually followed by a few seconds of
diddle to let machines get up to speed. While your machine
was receiving
I took a test a while back, but haven't
gotten the results back. I think it was
one of them eye kyoo tests.
Or maybe I was bitten by a møøse,
I don't remember. I was a very small
møøse though.
Tom NU4G
Subject: [AMRadio] Test?
Bob Macklin
K5MYJ/7
Seattle, Wa.
REAL RADIOS GLOW IN THE DARK
Thank you George
NU4G
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sez
Go to page 389 of Mouser catalog #621. Look for Inrush current
limiters.
I would guess the CL90 part number should do the job.
George KE4HJ
Tom Norris wrote:
At one time either Digi-Key or Mouser stocked a brand
of inrush limiters by Keystone
At one time either Digi-Key or Mouser stocked a brand
of inrush limiters by Keystone. They apparently no longer
have that item. Any suggestions on where to get some
sort of thermistor that will take the current of an R390?
Tom NU4G
You know the old saying -- Been there, done that, still have the scars
(and with a bit of time may be able to find the paramedic's report.)
*Always* make sure AC powered gear has a GOOD earth/safety ground,
even RF gear of *any* sort. You don't really want to know what happens
when parts of you
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