Ops spell check got me. My TR4. Lol
On May 22, 2014 12:57 AM, "Gerald Manthey" wrote:
> Where did you find it? I have been looking for one for a long time. I want
> to run my TRD in my solar/wind RV. I have not seen any for sale.
> Thanks
> Gerald
> On May 21, 20
Where did you find it? I have been looking for one for a long time. I want
to run my TRD in my solar/wind RV. I have not seen any for sale.
Thanks
Gerald
On May 21, 2014 8:58 PM, "Rodger Casey" wrote:
> Many, many thanks to you and all who responded! I have found a DC-3.
>
I am looking how to install my K42 kit to my Drake TR4 so that I can "when
I'm lazy" send cw by keyboard.
Anyone done this?
Gerald
On Dec 16, 2013 5:27 PM, "Evan Rolek" wrote:
> Maybe the holidays are taking people away from ham related activities.
> Then a
Working here too.
On Dec 16, 2013 3:05 PM, "Richard Knoppow" <1oldle...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
>Haven't gotten anything for a week, is the list still alive?
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I notice in the calibration procedure of the W-4 Forward and Reverse
scales, (per W4 manual downloaded Adobe file from Drake Musuem) the 5
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Bob KA3PNZ who gave me 'service a
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Does anybody have the schematic for the WV-4 watt/swr meter? I just got
one, and it needs calibration.
Thanks,
hen turn the NB "ON", it STILL takes another 2 hours to settle down.
Apparently the NB ckt itself needs some attention.
Can this be adjusted out? I have not 'tweaked' anything yet. Thought I would
get some input from the Drakelist. Thanks.
73, Gerald, KB7QQ
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75 cycles. When I added more capacitance,
the tube became erratic and would not continue to oscillate (like it ran out
of gas). Tube internal characteristics seems to resist outside circuit
changes.
The same thing holds true for the TR4C (V2 tube) grid to cathode ckt I
believe.
73, Ger
only resoldered the one pin intially.
Thanks again, 73, Gerald, KB7QQ
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ilament somewhere, getting hot, expands, then when I'm in
the 'listening' mode long enough, the fracture presents itself as an OPEN in
the filament line. Comments welcome.
73, Gerald, KB7QQ
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Looking at all my B line and C line stuff, there is no clearcoat
whatsoever. I've nerver seen Drake gear with clear coated front panels.
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I'd keep it. Heck, if you ever needed "irreplaceable" components, you
might just find a parts unit or components salvaged from a junker. I've
done that for some of my rigs. When I bought my Yaesu FT-920 I kept the
drake C line at the main operating position. Now if space is a problem
then you'll h
I don't know what audio chip Drake used in the R-7. I know the TR-7 uses
the LM380 while the TR-5 uses the TDA2002 aka LM383. The TDA2002/LM383
has substantially better specs and performance. This is the same chip
many Drake users are familiar with as it was a very popular mod for the
R-4C. Subseq
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