Hi,
Does any one in the groups have on of these in their junk box that they don't
need?
I took my duplexer to get tuned only to realize that some genius thought that
duct tape was a suitable replacement for a proper lock nut on one of the cans.
he did the tuneup on the duplexer as best he
At 1/10/2010 06:34, you wrote:
Hi,
Does any one in the groups have on of these in their junk box that they
don't need?
I'm missing a couple of those myself for the pass version of those
cavities. I would be interested if there's a standard/plentiful source.
Bob NO6B
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Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Motorola T1504A Duplexer Lock Nut
At 1/10/2010 06:34, you wrote:
Hi,
Does any one
At 1/10/2010 08:28, you wrote:
Try here:
http://www.mcmaster.com/#hex-locknuts/=5bcw46
Click on Flex-top Expanding Lock Nuts
McMaster-Carr - of course! Thanks Jeff.
I do have one here with the lock nut: it's a 1/2-20 thread. The best
McMaster match to the original (same width height) is
?
--- Jeff WN3A
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Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Motorola T1504A Duplexer Lock
At 1/10/2010 08:55, you wrote:
Ouch. Maybe a regular nylon lock nut would work acceptably well and be a
little cheaper? Isn't the outer sleeve (the one that the lock nut threads
onto) slotted? If so, will it tighten up enough to keep the shaft from
being turned if you just use a regular nut?
Sal's idea of using small hose clamps is starting to look good ;)
Use a regular nut and Locktite :-)
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