Jim,
Please send me the comparison photos of the meter for the MN-2000.
Thanks,
Bill, WB9CAC
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I've had a request to post a picture of th
That likely explains why the previous owner said output was low and and
synthesiser would'nt hold lock on several bands. The power supply voltages
were the first thing I was going to check after I cleaned everything up. Well,
there you are. Troubleshooting tip number one.
Thanks,
David
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Don, if you have one to offer up, I'd sure be gratefull. If you don't have one
to spare, I'll likely start looking for another board thats been parted out.
Parted out boards seem to be on ebay weekly, but I'd rather find the part to
fix up what I have. I'm in no big hurry. I'll probably pull
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I've had a request to post a picture of the new meter next to a stock
Drake meter, but this list isn't hosted by Yahoo, for example, where
such things can
Well, I was mistaken, David. I guess you need to try one of the "board
sellers" for a power supply. Sorry.
73, and good luck,
Don, WB5HAK
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From: David & Chris Drake
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Subject: [drakelist] TR7 Proj
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That split core is an item I've had fail too and it renders the regulator
inoperative. You might try glueing it back to gether but I'd recommend replacing
it with one
David,
If you don't find a source, I may have a NOS or two of those. I'll check. I
bought a few parts when Drake was selling them off.
73,
Don, WB5HAK
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From: David & Chris Drake
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Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 8:25 PM
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I began to disassemble my project TR7 this afternoon and heard something
rattling around toward the front of the rig. As I kept disassembling, it
finally fell out, well pieces of whatever it was fell out. The two pieces
looked awfull familiar, but I just could'nt figure out where they came fro
Well, looks like I brought up a popular topic. Thats a good thing! I would
suggest a repository of information, or simply said, a place where any of us
can send information or links such that some Drake loving volunteer can compile
the information and check for accuracy.This should be some
Don't forget the Drake Technical Net or the Drake and Antique Tube Gear Net as
sources of information, parts, gear, etc.
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From: Thom LaCosta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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not sho
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On Thu, 6 Mar 2008 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will make space available on the WB4HFN website to publish those.
And has been the case since the list
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I've brought up this idea several times to various groups, including post Drake
Forum discussions
Might
I've brought up this idea several times to various groups, including post Drake
Forum discussions at Hamvention.? Many of us have valuable experiences that,
taken as a whole, represent what might be considered as "how the experts fault
isolate".? One of the key elements in fault isolation is kn
Dave, over the last few years I have repaired and refurbished many TR7 radios
which drove the first article I wrote on the TR7. I have been collecting a
lot of data on this subject and plan on writing follow-up articles in the
future.In the meantime, if anyone has finished articles on r
To the list,
Has anyone ever compiled a troubleshooting doc for the TR7?? I know there are
a lot of bits and pieces out there and have downloaded and printed many of them
for my files. The service manual is also imperative, as well as extender
cards. This would be a good thing for us Drake lo
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"Lorne Barber" said:
> First the TR7 .friction ?
Then Joe said
Someone on the list may have more specific information as to after what
serial number the mod was no longer required or instructions for doing it in
the field.Joe, K9H
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> "Lorne Barber" said:
> First the TR7 jumps freq both during RX and Tx by a +200 hz approx.
> I have done the usual adjustments re 10 v reg, passband
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