Well, shazaam --
There's an article by WB4OGM in the latest (Oct. 16) ER that describes
the AT-1 meter in detail, but (I haven't read it in detail) doesn'tseem
to fix the old gripe other than to say that in the AT-1, at least, there
is one switch posn that disconnects the meter. He say that it's not
really a "moving vane" meter as is usually claim, but is a "moving
magnet" movement, but they both have about the same characteristic
overshoot.
IIRC several of the early Heath xmtrs had the same type meter, I built
one of the first DX-35's and griped abt it then.
73,
Al, W8UT
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On 10/14/2016 11:16 AM, Wilson Lamb wrote:
Capacitor?
WL
-----Original Message----- From: Gary Franklin Sent: Friday, October 14,
2016 10:55 AM To: Boatanchors Subject: [Boatanchors] Navigator and
Heathkit A-1 Meters
Is there a solution for snubbing/taming the meter action on the Johnson
Navigator and Heathkit AT-1 meters?
Gary
K8BKB
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