Still looking for these meters - need not work. Looking particularly for
milliampere meters in the range of 0-10 milliampere, 0-100 milliampere, etc.
Weston 301 type or ??
Dayton spots 2354-2355
Collins Forum in Room 5 at 1:45 PM on Saturday.
Thank you
Dave, W3ST/W3CRA
Publisher of the
Mike Duke, K5XU wrote:
I'm hearing a word or two from an AM station on 7290. I don't think it's a
bc station, but it's way down in the noise.
East coasters sometimes use 40m, up around 7.290.
at 9:15 last night, I was watching the San Antonio Spurs beat the
Phoenix Suns to take a 2-1
I'm not too sure how many of these I'll need, but I would like to find at
least a couple more. They are GE part number GL-1L33 and the value is 100pf
at 7500 wvdc. Physically they are approximately 4.5 inches long and 1.5
inches in diameter. Equivalent caps would be fine as long as they meet
Brian,
I noticed in the manual K5 is listed as a 600 volt Time Delay Relay if that
helps. My old eyes aren't that good either and I have yet to find it in the
schematic or pictorials. My copy is not that good and the pictures are hard
to make out.
Rick/K5IZ
...Appears to me that K5 heaters
I have a full manual for the BC1 T and G on disk; I had it scanned in high
res so the file is huge, I would be happy to post it to BAMMA,
Two problems, I can only email 8 meg (verizon) at a time and never have
uploaded to BAMMA before, if I can get some help I would be happy for all to
have it
Brad,
I will create you an FTP account on my web-space where you can upload
the whole thing, and I'll make certain it's to public access for
downloading as well, with credit to you as of course, naming the
folder with your call. Give me a day two to get it prepared, and I'll
pass along the
If all goes well and I can get enough space cleared, I'm going to set
up my Dad's (W5JHJ) Globe Champion 350 and Hammarlund HQ-170A in my
shack, alongside my TenTec Orion II. It has the original AX9909
finals and my Dad is the original owner (purchased in 1959!). I think
he even has a spare
Kim:
The AX 9909s are hard to find and some people tell me they
don't last very long. That I can't attest to since my Globe
Champ has 8643s in the final.
The article on how to make the change from AX 9909s is in ER
some time back. If you need it, I can scan and email to
you. The article
I''d like to get K5 if I can find a replacement, don't know the type
yet, however it appears to be an octal plug-in.
I've got other rigs that supply both LV and filament voltage as soon
as they are turn on, however I wonder if anyone has some ideas of why
I would really need K5 in the Gates,
Yes, I worked Bill briefly about a half hour after I sent the question about
who was on 7290.
The station I couldn't dig out was not him. He came on a little later, and
called several cq's with a pretty decent signal despite my local noise.
He was able to pull out most of my 25 watt rice box
...however I wonder if anyone has some ideas of why I would really
need K5 in the Gates, that is until I can find suitable replacement.
=
It's there to provide proper heating of the 866A MV rectifiers (if you
haven't pulled them and substituted SS
Brian,
Here is a scan of the sequencing circuit from the 250/1k conversion. There is
probably other relative info also on the other pages.
http://photos.doxaudiolab.net/displayimage.php?album=18pos=4
Bill,
KB3DKS/1
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Jim said: The AX 9909s are hard to find and some people tell me they
don't last very long.
Jim is correct IF you transmit prior to letting the AX9909's warm up. Why
Leo Myerson's crew decided on these tubes is un-beknownst to me. However, I
have been told that you need adequate warm up time,
Yea when are you gonna do that Mike? I keep listening for
you
73 Jim/W5JO
. I guess I ought to get a new low voltage transformer so I
can return mine to the air.
Mod-U-Lator,
Mike(y)
W3SLK
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On 5/13/07, ROLYNN PRECHTL K7DFW [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...however I wonder if anyone has some ideas of why I would really
need K5 in the Gates, that is until I can find suitable replacement.
=
It's there to provide proper heating of the 866A MV
Sounds good
Brad KB7FQR
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Brad,
I will create you an FTP
If the posted relay scheme is correct for your Gates, I believe both relays K5
and K6 are the old Amperite OD (On delay) type time delay relays. Probably
the same type relay with different time delays. K5 is in the low voltage power
supply and K6 in the high voltage circuit. More safety
K5 in my Gates BC-1T was an Amperite 115 VAC glass-envelope,
octal-based time-delay relay with one normally-open contact. It was 30
seconds delay, so that would be a 115NO030. I found that both time
delay relay coils in the rig are actually running on 230 VAC (as are
all the control
Hello Kim,
Congrats on having your dad's original Globe Champion. I've had Globe
Champions for years (picture on QRZ) and tried lots of different tubes in
them, mostly just for fun and experimentation.
The AX9909s are VERY fragile IMHO. A pentode, they remind me of a TV sweep
tube. The
Good question! Does anyone know of ANYTHING else that used an AX9909?
I wonder if Amperex built them for some military project that fell through
and the whole lot got sold to WRL for a song? Who else would want a tube
that doesn't fit anything?
Kent/KA5MIR
Why Leo Myerson's crew decided on
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