Ian:
 
The R-4B still has the OB2 regulator.  The R-4C uses a solid state regulator, in keeping with Drake's transition from tubes to solid state devices. You will note the significant reduction of the number of tubes in the C series.
 
Removing tubes in the design reduced energy needed, cut down on heating problems, and increased reliability.

Cheers,
 
Al Link, K4ICL
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----- Original Message -----
From: Ian
Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 11:09 AM
Subject: [drakelist] R-4B question



I'm a Drake newbie but thinking about getting an R-4B to relive my
childhood.  When was V11, the OB2 voltage regulator, introduced (or
removed)?  I think the R-4A has it but the R-4C doesn't.  If it was removed
as the series progressed, why?

Also why is there no V6 in the schematic?

73 de Ian
N8IK



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