Bill,
The W4 is HF only, and the WV4 is the VHF version. Both same size and
appearance.
73,
Don, WB5HAK
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The V is the VHF model
John K5MO
At 10:40 AM 7/20/2008, you wrote:
Hello,
I have a Drake W-4 wattmeter. I just saw someone with a WV-4 wattmeter.
Can
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The W-4 covers HF and 6m, not just HF.
The WV-4 covers 20MHz thru 200 MHz, not just VHF.
Also, the power ratings are different. 2KW for the W-4 and 1KW for
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My apologies to the group for my totally incorrect posting on the W4
controversy. Back to my policy of replying only to the originator, so this
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TEST
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73, Garey - K4OAH
Glen Allen, VA
Drake 2-B, 4-B, C-Line TR-4/C Service Supplement CDs
www.k4oah.com
The WV-4 is the VHF version.
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Once again, I seem to be having trouble getting to this list...
I don't know what it is, apparently everyone else can get through within
a couple of
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On Fri, 11 Jul 2008 23:13:07 -0500, Jim Shorney wrote:
You may recall from our previous episode, I was experiencing instability in
the 7-10 MHz band of my
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Hi Garey,
You're coming through loud and clear out here in Montana..
Your message was received here 4 minutes and 38 seconds after it was sent.
73,
-Doug,
Nice work Jim; this one is going into the Drake List Items by E-mail folder !
73 de W4DL Mike
ex AK7P * WA9SWF * WN9SWF
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I read somewhere that a board is available to improve PTO stability. Please
tell me where I can find it! John. GI3KDR
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Garey. Also fine here in very rural Ireland! John GI3KDR
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Jim - Just received this message via email and it appears to have come from
the drakelist at zerobeat.net site, but when I go there, your message is not
Hi All,
Saving --- and READING! --- past issues of old radio magazines can be certainly
worth the space and effort...
To-day, in the October 1970 issue of HAM RADIO (pp. 44 - 46), I stumbled upon a
short piece by W4NVK entitled, The Simplest Audio Filter.
And simple it is, indeed...!
Back in the day Drake suggested dropping the output to 120 watts and keeping
the predriver gain below 1/2 turn. If there is any instability it always seems
to be 40 meters.
73, Gary
The outside of the chassis is coated with a clear lacquer. The corrosion / rust
often occurs where the lacquer coating is compromised. I always clean the rust
up best I can and coat the chassis with polyurethane. I am more concerned with
preventing further damage to the chassis than appearance.
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John,
On the website of Carel Mulder, PA0CMU are two versions of what's
called a Huff Puff stabilizer circuit.
The first is by Rien, PA0TRT from Feb.
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Hi Floyd,
On Sun, 20 Jul 2008 14:02:22 -0400, K8AC - k8ac wrote:
Jim - Just received this message via email and it appears to have come from
the drakelist
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On Sun, 20 Jul 2008 14:50:02 -0400, Gary Poland wrote:
Back in the day Drake suggested dropping the output to 120 watts and keeping
the predriver gain
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Tom Thank you for the prompt and helpful response. I will follow up. This
drakelist really is a great resource! John GI3KDR
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On Sun, 20 Jul 2008 14:09:36 -0500, BSugarberg wrote:
And if you have the Version 1 predriver board?
I've got no expereince with that one, so I can't help
Gary,
It almost seems as if some dirt has hardened on the surface. Hard to explain.
Applying simple green seems to do some clean up, but residue continues to
remain. Since simple green did something, I guess I should continue to apply
it. I figured the copper cleaner would be too strong, but
Hi, I'm new to the list but not so new to restoring old things. I've had pretty
good luck with a paste made up in the kitchen. Dissolve 1 teaspoon salt in 1
cup white vinegar. Add enough flour to make a paste. Apply the paste to copper
and let sit for 15 minutes to 1 hour. Rinse with clean warm
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I would use Simple Green (which I know you've already tried) and/or
Oxyclean which is a stain lifter but will remove many things. Of course
there are other things you
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Hi Bill et al,
Go to Ron's great info site, http://www.wb4hfn.com/ and you'll find a
section on Drake tips. He's drasticly re-arrarnged stuff since I was
Good Day All,
Has anyone ever experienced problems with excessive sidetone audio of the CW
signal when operating the T-4X...?
I have my anti-vox / audio level control cranked fully counter-clockwise, I
still find the CW sidetone volume to be excessive for my ears. Is the only fix
a larger
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