NTE175 is listed as replacement.
73, Joe Pyles KC9LAD
At 09:27 AM 7/8/2009, you wrote:
Hi folks,
I am in the need to change the output audio transistor 40310 in my
drake 2-C. Is there a modern equivalent of the 40310 so I can easily
replace it?
73,
iz2oos
Curt,
Listen to the rig on a receiver. Make sure you are not dipping on a harmonic.
I had one that acted similar some years ago (so memory might be off some).
Ended up someone had twiddled the perselector rack caps. Don't go twiddling
them. I remember I had quite a time getting that one
Hi Curt,
In the temporary (I hope) absence of Garey, K4OAH, who could probably
tell you just what to look for, I'll jump in with a cupla thoughts.
First, check the dropping resistor in the plate line to the 12BY7 driver
tube. I think it's 470 ohm. They often go high and will reduce your
Here's a nice touch for your C-Line or 2C, 2NT or TR4C cables. I have a
complete card of cable labels in great condition. AFAIK, the adhesive is
still just fine, but I didn't want to peel one off to verify it. It's pretty
clear that I'm stopping at the B-Line for the forseeable future, so these
I have a TR-5, serial no. 1465, that I bought at a hamfest several
years ago and it has been sitting unused.I had planned to use it
as a spare rig to loan out, use for Field Day, etc.Then I found
out that they are somewhat rare and it was put on the shelf.I'm
not much of a
Hi All
I have a nice R-4B that works and am now trying to get it perfect. I have a
couple of questions that I think you guys know the answers to.
1. What is the voltage that should be athe collector of Q6 the BFO. I think
based on looking at other Drake schematics that it should be 10 volts
On Fri, 10 Jul 2009 21:12:42 -0700, Michael Miller wrote:
Does anyone out there know what the current limitations are for the
R7 receiver 13.6 VDC output, pins 10(+) and 3(GND) of the accessory
socket?
I want to operate a RV75 from this source.
Michael,
The R7 was designed to accept a RV75
I've replaced the audio output device in a couple of 2C's with the
NTE175 and had NO oscillation problems.
73, Joe Pyles KC9LAD
At 11:35 PM 7/10/2009, you wrote:
I do NOT recommend the NTE175. It is high speed high voltage
switching transistor. Because it is a double-diffused device about
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