> Gary Hoff <k7ney...@...> wrote: > Sorry Skipp, never got that request, sometimes I think > not all the emails to this group end up getting forwarded to > me. If you've followed the thread you know I did order one > that is not quite exact but should work. Thanks again > everyone for your help. > Gary - K7NEY
I could be a nice guy and extend my offer if the part you ordered doesn't work out. Just email me direct... You'd be smart to change how you view the group messages from inbound Emails to just reading the group posts on the yahoo web page for the group messages. Click on this link or paste it into your web browser of choice. You can then click to read any post that catches your fancy. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Repeater-Builder/messages If you like using the web browser method with the above link, simply save the link in your bookmarks. Then change your group member settings from Emailing messages to viewing on the web. Couldn't be simpler and reviewing older messages that you might have skipped over (no pun intended, honest) are easily viewed (in order) using the "older" icon on the right side of the screen at the top of the message column. You don't have to then deal with a gaggle of inbound Email messages that don't interest you. s. > On 4/17/2010 5:52 PM, skipp025 wrote: > > > > > Joe <k1ike_mail@> wrote: > > > I don't know if this was suggested, but you can buy a > > > cap of larger value that physically fits the area and > > > then remove a plate/stator or two to get the proper value. > > > > > > Removing a plate and/or stator is a trick from way back > > > in ham time when people scrounged parts and made them work. > > > > > > 73, Joe, K1ike > > > > I suggested the guy Email me a few well lighted pictures of > > the bad cap and I would have probably sent him one or told > > him of places I know where he could still buy them. > > > > Oh well... times up. > > s. > > > > ps: Seems most Amateur Photographers suffer from "lack of > > decent lighting disease" in their pictures so I always ask > > folks to "kick the photon level up a bit" when taking and > > submitting images. > > > > >
