Hi John, 

It would be fun to plug the GE Prog (even a 
pre-prog) or the old Motorola Research Line 
tube equipment back in. I'm sure with some care 
it would fire right back up.  I still have 
most of it in storage. Even the Link and 
Allen B DuMont stuff... 

The problem is paying the electric bill. 

It costs a lot of money to run those space 
heaters 24/7. 

Not that it would make a large difference in 
the already high $1300.00/month electric 
bill. I would imagine that equipment would 
easily eat over $50 a month in electricity

Then the Air Conditioning cost to cool the 
room back down... 

cheers
skipp 

skipp025 at yahoo.com 
www.radiowrench.com/sonic 


> "John J. Riddell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OLD TUBE REPEATERS !
> I'm running a GE progress line  all tube 
> repeater here at  VE3WFM !  147.090 +
> It uses the 5894 PA and runs 50 watts out.
> 
> It is IRLP node 2430 and you can see a 
> picture of it on the IRLP web site,
> click on node 2430, then click on the URL.
> 
> I wonder if anyone elso out there is still 
> running this type of equipment...?
> It's easy to fix, you can see all of the 
> parts, it keeps the room warm....
> 
> and as VE3SY said......"Real repeaters 
> glow in the dark"    :-))
>  
> 73 John VE3AMZ Waterloo Ontario
>







 
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