On 11/29/06, Peter Markavage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Generally these things run warm. Probably have an open filament in the
cold one. Gonna run this thing ahead of the SDR-1000 for some added
screen "grass"?
Heehee. That's a thought Pete, however I will likely mate it to my
SP-600. I might
Generally these things run warm. Probably have an open filament in the
cold one. Gonna run this thing ahead of the SDR-1000 for some added
screen "grass"?
Pete, wa2cwa
On Wed, 29 Nov 2006 11:55:14 -0600 "A.R.S. - W5AMI"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hey Pete,
>
> Thanks for the suggestions. I
Are you kidding, it took me years to learn how to use this one! :-)
Rick
Jack Schmidling wrote
If you would move out of the Stone Age and try Thunderbird
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Rick Brashear wrote:
Amazing.. my spell checker gave me "figure", "finger" and "booger".
BOOGER! How did that come from figger?
If you would move out of the Stone Age and try Thunderbird, you would
quickly recognize all sorts of other wonderful features that MS doesn't
bother with.
The fi
Amazing.. my spell checker gave me "figure", "finger" and "booger".
BOOGER! How did that come from figger? No wonder my email makes little
sense to others. :-)
Rick
Jack K9ACT
p.s. Interesting what my spell checker came up with to correct my "go
figger"
js
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On 11/29/06, Peter Markavage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Have you tested the tubes and which Ameco preamp? Also, make sure all the
pins of the tube are straight as they go into the socket. They're not all
that rigid, and if one is bent as you push it into the socket, you may
not be able to feel th
Have you tested the tubes and which Ameco preamp? Also, make sure all the
pins of the tube are straight as they go into the socket. They're not all
that rigid, and if one is bent as you push it into the socket, you may
not be able to feel the difference. Given proper filament and plate
voltage, the
Todd, KA1KAQ wrote:
You sounded fabulous up here last Friday with the Bartlesville
transmitter. Wonderful audio, 20+ over S9.
I know this was addressed to someone else but one of the most pleasant
QSO's I have had recently was with Todd a couple nights ago.
There was absolute silence in the
If you come across the mother lode of either one and want a purchasing
partner, give a yell. I wouldn't mind snagging a bunch more myself. I
haven't used anything with nuvistors long enough to figure out life
expectancy, but I've replaced a lot of them in rigs I've gotten.
Leaves me wondering if t
Hey Todd,
Yeah, the 6CW4's are supposed to be a direct replacement. Seems the
diff is that the 6DS4 is sharp cutoff, or maybe the other way around.
I suspect they would work fine for the Ameco preamp. I'm in no hurry,
just getting all the stuff out of boxes where they have been stored
for 5+ ye
On 11/29/06, A.R.S. - W5AMI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am in need of at least a couple of good 6DS4 Nuvistors for my Ameco
RX preamp if anyone has some they do not need.
Brian -
6CW4 is the same critter I believe, and might be easer to find by
number. My old Clegg gear uses these and I may
I am in need of at least a couple of good 6DS4 Nuvistors for my Ameco
RX preamp if anyone has some they do not need. Please contact me off
list with your price, etc.
Remove the spaces from the email address: ars.w5ami @ gmail.com
Thanks.
Brian / w5ami
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