I have been watching some 6ev7 tubes for my C-line on e-Bay. Not sure about the relay.
gl,
Eric KA8FAN
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Hi group,Have had the TR4c back on the air recently and been doing well with it,until recently.When moving the switch to X-CW for tuning,and returning ba
Thanks for the reply Garey,
The end result is the choke shorting out against the shield, possibly.
Eric
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You will likely get several different answers to this one, but I prefer the
Sprague Orange Drop series caps for these in my 4 line stuff. M
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Dave -
These are all "paper" caps, and as such may be replaced with just about
any of the popular "Orange Drop" style caps. Polyester, metalized film,
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Eric -
From what Bud said, I got the impression that the problem was caused by
"scraping" the exposed wire of the RFC against the shield, other board,
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Inside the chassis of the TR-3 are 5 caps (.47 & .1 MFD). All are axial
lead, cardboard tube with wax (?) ends. I'm recapping the radio and power
su
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Any of the MFJ keyers work with the TR7???. In the book it calls for a
positive keying voltage but MFJ does not talk about that. They call it
either grid bl
They state the fact this is a homebrew
item not manufactured by Drake. I wonder why they posted that item there in the
first place seeing it has nothing to do with Drake except it probably started
out as a MS7 speaker cabinet.
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Bud,
How did you guys determine that it was the choke. Did the core crack from physical damage, or did it go intermittant or , , , ?
73,
Eric KA8FAN
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Boys and girls...
Is there enough interest to remake the two pcbs hiding in the high voltage power supply used in the drake L4 amplifiers.
just doing a rough draft of what is needed, new high voltage caps, new higher current higher voltage diodes and the ability to us radial caps instead of axial
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Wow! Talk about obscure
The ONLY thing this choke does is filter the 24V supply to the PLL Loop
amplifier chip, so the VCO was yanked way out of it
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Well finally
Wanted to post the resolution for the archives in case anyone else has this
problem.
Many thanks to Bill Frost who had the final answer, an
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On Thu, 2005-02-24 at 03:11, JM wrote:
> Does anybody know the Drake < BP7 PRE SELECTOR > ?
Do you have a photo of the inside?
73 de Lars, sm6r
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