Re: Needed old Motorola Exciter (Junk-Enders 12 Step Program - Step 7) Hi Kris,
If you're emailing pictures of the exciter unit around... send a set to me. I don't have time to hunt through cabinets for various model numbers but I can quickly spot something in storage by sight. In an effort to attend the 12 Step Program "Junk Enders" I might actually have one of those exciters in storage and would send it to you... just pay the postage. Can't/won't promise I have one... but there's a good chance I do and it would love to come live with you if I can find it. Email me direct only (please) cheers, skipp025 at yahoo.com > Kris Kirby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Tue, 8 May 2007, Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote: > > Somewhere inside you will find a production line date stamp. > > MAR 11 1964 > > from one of the photos... > > > >So far so go, only replaced the channel elements when it was put in > > >service and three tubes, but we don't get much lightning... > > > > What frequency range is it? 136-150, or what? > > I see TLD1172A near that date stamp. According to the manual, this is > 150.8 to 174MC. I would imagine there aren't too many parts to change. > The channel element reads 158.4MC in the photo, or 13200 KC, but I > doubt the rock inside is on that frequency. > > -- > Kris Kirby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > "The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes > a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger >
