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Maurizio -

As long as the TR has the Pin 2-8 internal jumper removed it should work fine.

The specifications for the tube PTO's are the same as the later SS ones, i.e., 
"Drift less than 100 Hz after warm-up and less than 100 Hz for +/- 10% line 
voltage change."   That said, each version of the PTO, from tube, to bipolar, 
to FET, each was a little more stable than the previous version.  The only real 
difference is how long the "warm-up" period has to be to achieve stability.   
The tube versions liked about 20-30 minutes, and would move slightly during 
transmissions, unless the transceiver had supplemental cooling.   The bipolars 
would settle in about 10 minutes and displayed slightly less shift during 
transmissions.  The FETs also took 5-10 minutes and wouldn't shift noticeably 
unless the transmission was 10 minutes or more.

73, Garey - K4OAH
Atlanta

Drake C-Line Service Manual
<http://hr99.home.mindspring.com/R-4C_Servicez/>


Bollini, Maurizio wrote:

> "Bollini, Maurizio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist 
> gang
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> Hi Drake friends,
>
> I have an RV-3. After restoration I'd like to test this unit with one of
> my TR-4 / TR-4C.
> (1) Can I plug and play this unit or does it require modification?
>
> Another question for my curiosity.
>
> (2) Does someone has experience on frequency drifting of the TR-3
> ("tube" PTO) compared to a TR-4 ("solid state" PTO)?
> (I mean: does the TR-3 drift more than a TR-4 ?)
>
> 73 Maurizio 
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