[drakelist] Vox relay kits for AC-4

n7ioh [EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang -- Hi all. there is a guy on ebay selling a kit to change over the two pin relay plug to a RCA plug for those interested. He wants $12 each plus $1 shipping. The

Re: [drakelist] Vox relay kits for AC-4

Dino Papas [EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang -- Sure would be nice if someone would just measure that aluminum plate and pass it around (drawing would be perfect!)it would be a cinch to fabricate

RE: [drakelist] Vox relay kits for AC-4

Ron Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang -- Al, that is John Kriner selling that kit. Its actually a kit from Drake, sold when they couldn't get the original plugs. John also sells a lot of other

[drakelist] T-4XC side tone ???

Help! I lost my CW side tone while operating portable over the holidays. Left all manuals at home. Any help or advice? THANKS Wayne W4RXN/4

[drakelist] VOX CONNECTOR KIT

Sure would be nice if someone would just measure that aluminum plate  and pass it around This is basic child's play. All you have to do is remove the bottom cover of the AC-4 and you can easily make the measurements. The RCA jack you will use will provide the measurement for that hole. BTW,

Re: [drakelist] R7A Freq Display

Garey Barrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang -- Ed - I would start by looking at the output of U9034, which is the 7805 regulator that drives the DR-7 displays. This is the regulator that is

Re: [drakelist] HELP!

Hey Garey, Perhaps I can help. I have a TR-4 s/n 19651. The accompanying manual (original, not a copy) has no schematic number on it underneath the block letters SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM MODEL TR-4 TRANSCEIVER. Perhaps it's older than the numbering system used on later manuals. Another TR-4 s/n 31985

[drakelist] R7A Freq Display

Hi Folks... Suddenly my R7A frequency display stopped working; it's completely dark. The rest of the receiver appears to be operating normally. Any ideas where to start looking to fix this? Thanks for the help! --Ed--

RE: [drakelist] Vox relay kits for AC-4

[EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang -- You can build a conversion kit yourself for the cost of ONE RCA jack and ONE small piece of aluminum plate plus a couple of screws and nuts. As I recall, when I did

[drakelist] Loud B-Line sidetone

Bill Carpenter [EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang -- The sidetone on my b-line is very loud in headphones. The volume adjustment pot on the side of the T4XB does adjust it but it's still very loud at the

Re: [drakelist] Vox relay kits for AC-4

[EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang -- This is not rocket science, guys! You take out the old jack, cut a piece of aluminum to cover the old rectangular hole. (The size is not critical. It just has to be

[drakelist] TR-4CW RF Tune problem.

Hallo I have got a problem with my TR-4CW. Hopefully someone is able to give me some helpful informations. First of all, the TR-4CW is not very much used. As new. But suddenly it was not possible by help of the RF tune control to get maximum noise or signal, when it pointed on 12 o'clock''

RE: [drakelist] Vox relay kits for AC-4

Exactly. After removing the 2 pin jack, I took a piece of scrap aluminum, centered approximately over the holes and traced the opening and screw holes with a pencil. Then all you have to do is drill some holes. The screws I believe are 4-40 which means use a 7/64 inch and the RCA is ¼ inch. For

Re: [drakelist] Vox relay kits for AC-4

[EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang -- As a side note, you might have to contact John via telephone. He has a very aggressive spam filter; for example, it often blocks all email from AOL. He's a really