QST is by far the most boring uninteresting magazine out there. I have
them from the 40's and 50's and then the magazine was fun, funny and
interesting. Keep up the good work, and maybe you can bring them
around.
R. Hunter Ellington, Esq.
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John,
Sounds like an interesting article. I put thermistors in the primary side of
the filament transformer on the L4B and L7 but haven't gotten to the
step-start fo
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Carl,
Yes the washer goes between the dial window and the front panel. The
curled edges go toward the plastic dial window with the rounded portion of
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Infomercial?! So QST is going to stop using MFJ products every time
"something" is used as an example in an article? And all the MFJ product reviews will
say nothing
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> If I told you of my two experiences with ARRL, for articles I wrote, you
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Yes I would and that is why several articles I wrote way back appeared in CQ
and not the league rag. I ha
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Amen John. If I told you of my two experiences with ARRL, for articles I
wrote, you wouldn't believe me.
73,
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Chuck,
Those are likely emission numbers from a tube tester.
If the tubes are not perfectly matched, all sorts of nasty things happen
including misalignment of the
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Agree,
Thank you for the information. It makes perfect sense, since there is only 5
crystal slots, not counting the accessory slots.
This receiver ca
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>>Personally, I think that presenting such a product on this site
probably reaches 75% of the target audience!
With that said..does anyone have an id
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I love ER, but an article published there will be seen by about 3000
subscribers, many of whom see Drake gear as modern! :-)
Compare this to 150,000
Thanks much Garey,
that explains too the magic marker markings on the two Sylvanias.
Chuck
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DW -
The 12.6 MHz crystal is required to align the 160M band. If you don't
have one, that's probably why you have no signals on 160!! :-)
The crys
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Chuck -
Those numbers are about what you see on a TV-7/D tester and are
equivalent to transconductance, or "gain" of the tubes.
The procedure used b
Hello,
I'm in the process of going through a R-4B. Have already recapped the paper and
electrolytic caps and changed out of tolerance resistors. Now it is working
great from 40 meters and up. But, I have low sensitivity on 80 meters and
almost no Receive on 160. The Cal barely moves the S-Mete
"QST" is a pain to write for and probably always will be. The best place for
articles on vintage restorations is "Electric Radio."
73, John, W4AWM
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Don't have my January yet...
I will say upgrading my AC3 was a very satisfying project. It had mystery
(because of the diffs between it and the AC4) and of course danger, but in
the end success :)
I have one more to do.
Chuck, K1OM
On Dec 9, 2007 4:36 PM, Mike Bryce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Boys and girls..
After much hair pulling and emails between the arrl, last year I
convinced them there is enough interest in the old drake to warrant
publishing the article about fixing the old ac4 supplies.
It took several rewrites to please the editors: they did not want it
to read lik
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Chuck, of those are emission numbers from a basic tube tester, that's
probably as close as you're going to see!
John K5MO
At 04:14 PM 12/9/2007, you wrote:
looks like I found a "TR4 matched set" of 6JB6s in the garage that I got
back in '99, looks like from WB2LHP. Two Sylvania's and an RCA. Slips of
paper for each, two are marked 109, one is marked 110.
Those numbers are exactly what ? What is the typical variation seen among
NON-matched 6JB6's ?
Hi All
?I found that I had several sets of led conversions for my now gone tr-7. I
have given all my books and papers with the tr-7,so I can't look up anything.
What was the voltage on the dial lamps and meter lamp on the tr-7? and was it
ac or dc feed. Iam using the extra bulbs I have left,...l
Hi all,
TR3-4-4c etc
The sliding plastic freq plate, w/ little red knob. A wave washer goes
over the red knob. I am assuming the washer goes between the clear plastic
and the aluminum front cover ? With the bow on the washer in or out? I have
tried in and the twin edges hang on the open
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