Re: [drakelist] R4C RF Gain Tab Removal

2006-02-04 Thread Gary Poland




Bob
 The tab is soldered to a brass bushing that is pushed on over the 
control shaft, just a friction fit. They can be stuborn but will pull off. Place 
some heavy cardboard near the shaft to protect the front panel and pry it off 
with a screwdriver.

73, Gary


Re: [drakelist] R4C RF Gain Tab Removal

2006-02-04 Thread Garey Barrell


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Bob -

It is just a press fit over the pot shaft and will come off with 
persuasion.  I use a screwdriver, placing the end against the back of 
the tube and pry gently against the pot bushing.   There is probably a 
little corrosion, and once it moves slightly it should come right off.  
If really stubborn, a drop or two of penetrating oil should loosen it 
up.  But it does slide off!


73, Garey - K4OAH
Atlanta

Drake C-Line Service Manual
http://www.k4oah.com



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Folks,
 
I need to remove an R4C front panel to get to the main tuning 
mechanism for repairs. Haven't had to do that before.
 
Question:  The tab for the RF gain seems to be soldered to the 
outer shaft on the potentiometer. The knob comes off but the RF 
control tab does not.  Do I really have to unsolder the tab to get it 
off or am I missing something?
 
Wonder if some previous owner had it come lose and decided solder was 
the way to keep it on!
 
Comments most welcome.
 
Thanks,
 
--Bob  W1XT   Surprise, AZ
 
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Re: [drakelist] TR7 cold start problem

2006-02-04 Thread Don and Diana Cunningham


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Floyd,
This sounds like the famous dirty connections on the DR-7 board that most 
of us have run into.  Sometimes you only have to take the screw out of the 
board, and move it up and down some to clean the contacts, but I usually 
had to take the DR-7 out and put some DeOxit on the pins and in the socket 
to clean the contacts enough to make this stop.  Some have said they found 
cold solder joints on that plug (actually soldered from the bottom of the 
motherboard, as I remember, but I have not found that here.  The other half 
of the plug would solder from the DR-7 board itself.  If that's not TOO 
confusing, hope it helps your problem!

73,
Don, WB5HAK 


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Re: [drakelist] TR7 cold start problem

2006-02-04 Thread Dino Papas


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Just saw a replacement LED board for the TR7 on eBay in case your DR7  
is kaput:


http://cgi.ebay.com/W2ENY-Replacement-Display-kit-for-Drake-TR-7- 
TR-7A-R-7_W0QQitemZ5862996358QQcategoryZ4674QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem


Dino KL0S/4
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[drakelist] TR7 cold start problem

2006-02-04 Thread Floyd Sense


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Thanks to all who replied to my plea.  I'll get started on it at sunrise 
tomorrow, and with any luck will have it fixed by Super Bowl time!


73, Floyd - K8AC 


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[drakelist] L7 Grid current?

2006-02-04 Thread john


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What kind of grid current to you L7 users see, when the amp is fully loaded 
on CW?


Thanks!
John



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[drakelist] 34-PNB Noise Blanker

2006-02-04 Thread Lanny Rathert

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I have a 34-PNB on a TR-4 , it states for use in TR-4's with serial # 31321
and above.Will this be plug /play in a TR4CW/rit serial #43956?Is there
alignment procedure required to install in the TR4CW/rit.Thanks ...Lanny
N0JZ


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Re: [drakelist] TR7 replacement DF4NW LED assembly sold by W2ENY

2006-02-04 Thread Jim Pruitt

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or you can go to:
http://members.bellatlantic.net/vze3rys4/TR7_Display/

and buy the DF4NW replacement LED display for a fixed price plus shipping.

This is not a replacement for the DR7.  It is a replacement for the 6 LED's
used in the DR7 since the original 2 digit and 4 digit LED's that made up
the display in the original DR7 are no longer available.  If you have one or
more bad digits or segments in the original LED's then this will fix
(replace them).

I purchased one and they work very well but your mileage may vary.

I have no connection with either DF4NW or W2ENY, just a satisfied customer.

Jim Pruitt



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 Dino Papas [EMAIL PROTECTED] made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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 Just saw a replacement LED board for the TR7 on eBay in case your DR7
 is kaput:

 http://cgi.ebay.com/W2ENY-Replacement-Display-kit-for-Drake-TR-7-
 TR-7A-R-7_W0QQitemZ5862996358QQcategoryZ4674QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 Dino KL0S/4
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[drakelist] Replacement LED's for TR7

2006-02-04 Thread Don and Diana Cunningham


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If there is any interest, I think I have several sets left of the original 
units, both 2 and 4 section LED's.  If there is any interest, I'll dig them 
out and see what I have left.

73,
Don, WB5HAK 


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