[drakelist] W-4 wattmeter

Steve Aronson [EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang -- I have a W-4 wattmeter in excellent condition that I'm selling. Tested and working properly, no scratches, marks or visible wear of any kind. Still has

[drakelist] MN-7 meter movement needed

Bob Donnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang -- Hi All, I just discovered why my recently purchased MN-7 tuner was such a bargain. Somehow, the meter is electrically open, though careful disassembly of

[drakelist] crystal needed for 4 line

Howard Traxler [EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang -- Does anyone have an extra 80 meter crystal for the R-4A or R-4C? It's the one inside the case that puts the receiver on 3.5 to 4 MHz. I have one that

[drakelist] TR switch?

Pardon my ignorance, but can someone describe what a TR switch is?  I am new to Drake products and have recently inherited from a deceased relative a C-line.  Beautiful product, (up to now I have only used Kenwood transceivers) but I am not sure how the transmit and receive functions take

Re: [drakelist] TR switch?

Nick, The Drake C Line will not need a T/R switch. The relay is contained in the T4XC to switch the antenna from the receiver to the transmitter. Some of the older transmitter/receiver pairs needed an external switch like you are referring to. The T/R switch handled the task of switching the

Re: [drakelist] TR switch?

Hi Nick, The T4X-C transmitter has a T/R relay built in. If you get all the jumper cables with it, it is an easy hookup. Aftermarket cables are available or easy to home brew. A T/R switch is an electronic device which provides the same function as a relay, but if you are using the drake C