Bill
Just curious (in your opinion perhaps)was Drake purchased as an investment
by B-T or just to get the name and get
them out of the competitive way?? Maybe this is the way of business, but it
would seem a bit expensive to buy them out
just to put them out of business??
So I suppose my
I have 173 crystals for the R4C radio. All but 6 or 7 crystals had drifted
over 5 khz. The rest had drifted 2,3 or 4 khz. No dead crystals. I no longer
have any Drake equipment sorry to say. Rather than sell these crystals off
piece by piece I would take offers on the whole lot. I will se
Bill,
Are the levels what they ought to be through the signal chain? A poor solder
joint that reduced normal signal levels could cause the relative strength of
leakage to rise.
Another possibility is that someone "fixed" something and the receiver is
now miswired.
73,
AD3K
From: dr
Hi Group I have written previously about my R4C having signal leakage in the
SSB mode only affecting the PBT control and S-meter levels.
Someone suggested that the 4NB was causing the leakage so I removed the 4NB and
put some wire jumpers as I didn't have a 4NB plug, no change. However I
orde
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> Bill,
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Nice to see you are still alive, active and giving great information as
usual ... ;-) oh, how we wish R.L. Drake was still there as it was ...
you guys are missed.
73, Michael NZ4D
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> From: Bill Frost
> To: "drakelist@zerobeat.net"
> Cc
Bill
Thanks for the information. I understand and to a limited extent followed the
changes at Drake during the past decades. I got onto ham radio in 1975 as a
Novice and purchased my first new rig then, a TR4C. Later I picked up an L7 new
in 1979 and over the years I've picked up a number of
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