Bow,
I would change out the following capacitors to .1 uF (or .22 if you like;
there won't be much diffeence):
C24, C31 and C35. C24 is key, while C's 31 and 35 will also affect
receive audio (more lows). While your at it, remove resistor R48, or make
it much smaller. It controls power output
> I have a chart that shows capacity to resonate on each band, etc. from an
> old B&W catalogue if it would help. It's sure not a drop in, but I expect
> you
> could make it work ok except perhaps on 80 with a bit of juggling.
Hey - I'm searching for info on a B&W 851 assembly - does your i
This reminded me of what's in this box I keep tripping over...anyone
want to mess with a Johnson Messenger I drop me a note, $20 plus shipping.
73, Bob W9RAN
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Bow that Banana mike was a great Mike but a D-104 amplified would serve
you better...If you don't want the banana and if it is chrome in good
shape I would love to buy it from you...I collect great mikes...
Thanks Bob W1PE Dallas
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Larry,
I will check, I think I may have an 850A.
$65.00 plus shipping from 98072
73 John KD7KFT
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The 850A and 852 have the same voltage rating but the plate impedance for
the 850A is 2500 to 5000 ohms, while the 852 is 1500 to 3000 ohms.
Larry WA9VRH wrote:
Hi Scott,
I will keep looking for an 850-A as it would be the best way to go. Thanks
for the info and I would appreciate a copy of
Hi Scott,
I will keep looking for an 850-A as it would be the best way to go. Thanks
for the info and I would appreciate a copy of the chart.
Address and email is good on QRZ.
Thanks!
Larry
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Larry -
The 850A and 852 have the same voltage rating but the plate impedance for
the 850A is 2500 to 5000 ohms, while the 852 is 1500 to 3000 ohms.
In other words the inductance of the 850A is 13.6,6.5,1.75, 1 and 0.8
microhenries, and the 852 is 7, 3.72, 2.34, 1.34, and 0.95 microhenrie
Thanks Mike,
So basically, the Mic is a great starting point?
I'm going to fit my favorite 6 pin jack tomorrow, then I will be able to
interchange mics between my mobile rig and the Johnson. While I am not
afraid to modify the radio, I want to keep it looking like it wasn't
installed by a Hack ;)
I remember being amazed as a 10 year-old when a family CB friend changed
from the stock Johnson hand mic to a non-amplified Turner desk mic on his
Messenger 2.
The fidelity improvement was incredible.
So, install your favorite mic connector. Then, follow your ears and your
instincts. If you wa
Hi all,
I am rebuilding a B & W L-1000-A amplifier deck. The Pi-Network assembly
looks like it has been fried all though the rest of the RF deck looks fine.
Does anyone know if the 852 Pi-Network would be a suitable replacement?
Thanks
Larry WA9VRH
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Hey all,
Has anyone here ever played with a Johnson Messenger (or Messenger Two) CB
on 10 meters? I am looking for suggestions on how to get better sounding
audio out of the one I have. The Hardwired Crystal "Banana" microphone is
coming off ASAP and I plan on inputting audio from my rack gear,
KNIN is the station I could not recall. It was 990 and
there was another station there owned by Raymond Ruff that
was its competitor. I don't remember what the frequency or
call of the other even though I worked for KIXZ in Amarillo
from 1968 until 1972, also owned by Ruff.
Jim/W5JO
He
Hello Jim,
KFCD is a sports talk radio station serving the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
The station is licensed in Farmersville, Texas.
The station started out originally in Wichita Falls as K-Nine (KNIN), a
popular Top 40 station during the 60's and 70's.
73, Bruce WA8TNC
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Jim W
Here in Oklahoma I have a choice of music, if you can
believe it.
There is an old country station down near Dallas, TX that
plays it plus a small town station about 50 miles away. On
top of that a station about 25 miles South has R&R from the
late 60s to the 80s. There is another station ab
Folks,
I'm offering the following pieces of audio processing
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Prices do not include actual shipping cost from Oak
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Now living in Utah, obviously I can't listen to WLS directly - at least
during daylight hours. Nice to listen to the internet stream. I lived in
Chicago for a time 20 or so years ago, and fondly remember them as the "Big
89."
A major interest in my hobby is restoring vintage broadcast receivers,
Beginning just after 11:30 AM central time, I had a 15 minute qso with Bob,
K0RDF in Mo.
I had to bale out when the phone rang. Haven't heard any other AM on 10, and
none on 15.
He was running a great sounding Ranger, and I was on my usual Kenwood TS570.
Mike Duke, K5XU
American Council of B
See Message forwarded to me, and link to photo of Leo below:
On 5/28/07, crawfish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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To: crawfish
Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 7:20 AM
Subject: Re: Leo Meyerson
At 12:56 PM 5/27/2007, you wrote:
Is Mr. Leo doing well t
The "Big 89 Rewind" aka WLS MusicRadio is back the air today - listen
live at www.wlsam.com if you're not within the sound of Lyle Dean's
voice. Great to hear all the old jocks and news/sports voices back on
the air. And a new website of WLS history: http://www.wlshistory.com/
I guess the
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