On Wed, 22 Dec 2010 21:20:32 -0700, Terry Taylor wrote:
>I have a Drake MN2700 antenna tuner that I suspect the diodes may be bad. I
>can get my antenna SWR lowered to almost nothing and when I transmit on ssb
>the SWR goes from almost zero to almost infinity or farthest right of the
>scale. It
I have a Drake MN2700 antenna tuner that I suspect the diodes may be bad. I can
get my antenna SWR lowered to almost nothing and when I transmit on ssb the SWR
goes from almost zero to almost infinity or farthest right of the scale. It
happens intermittingly. If I let off of the key or mic butto
On Wed, 22 Dec 2010 02:06:21 +0800, Warren Allgyer wrote:
>So the only thing it can be is the heterodyne crystal freq right? Well, he
>bought a "parts rig" and I pulled the 40 meter crystal from that one and
>plugged it in. same result.
I don't know about the transceivers, but off-frequ
Hi, Micheal
No problem. Hopefully this will make it to the Drakelist ok.
73
Terry
N7BDL
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From: Michael & Sue Trussell
To: 'Terry Taylor'
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2010 8:26 PM
Subject: RE: [Drakelist] Amplifier Connector for AC4
If Kevin, decides
Yes, to all Drake folks, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! You're a bunch of
great people.
I am taking some of my time off to organize my tube caddies, and Drake parts to
get ready for 2011.
73
Mark
N5KAE
- Original Message
> From: Chuck Grandgent
> To: K9sqg
> Cc: drakelis
Merry Christmas Evan and everyone else !
Still having fun with the Drakes, both using them and working on them.
Couple years ago I got an R4B and stuck the R4A on the shelf, but for
a Saturday project tried to fire up the R4A but ran into some
problems, but it's a fun project figuring out what ha
To all the Drake enthusiasts I'd like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year. May you be blessed with health and happiness this season and
always. May the help, information, and assistance for Drake gear continue into
2011.
73,
Evan, K9SQG
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have one of these
connectors
you might sell or another really simple solution?
Thanks much and very 73.
Kevin :)
Amateur Radio: K7RX
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Hi All,
I can't believe the response to my inquiry. I've had several offers of
cables and have kept those emails just in case. However, I accepted the
first one and he sent the cable to me today. If the mails aren't too slow,
I might have it for the weekend. But thanks to all of you for your
gypsym...@aol.com writes:
Well here I go again.
TR7 suddenly decides to not hold the digital frequency readout.
Yes reseating the boards did resolve. Went through all of them. Wish I
had the Aux 7 modules done so I could have plugged that board in now
considering.
Sigh...your laugh for t
Hi Lee...
Congrats on finding the problem!
Franklin Electric ought to be responsive to the problem, especially if you
remind them that the FCC takes a dim view of such things from un-intentional
radiators. And since it is a new installation, there might even be some
warranty recourse for you.
I think taht is what was needed but got a non-list msg from Kevin saying
another user is sending a cable made up. Sounds like what you have there.
Glad he can get it taken care of.
Happy Holidays all.
Terry Taylor wrote:
Hi, Kevin
I have a two conductor cable with two pin connectors on e
Hi, Kevin
I have a two conductor cable with two pin connectors on each end that sound
like the ones described by KU8L. The cable is about six feet long and is
marked "AC4 VOX" and "L-4B VOX" on the other end. The L-4B end has an RCA plug
added with molex pins, not soldered. Is this what you
Hi Eddy:
It woudl work but only with modification. the 243 holder pin spacing is
too wide. One would have remove a pin and move it in. Not sure about
the pin diameter.
I have one here I can measure up.
The FT243 has the correct diameter pins at .094" but the pin spacing is
.486". Migh
Hi Guys,
Y'know, it's been awhile since I looked at this, but it struck at one time
that a defunct FT-243 crystal holder might make a fine "Bubba" plug for this
application...
I got distreacted with other stuff at the time, and put the project way up
on the back-burner---maybe I should re-examine
Hi Kevin:
THe solution most seen recommended is to make up a plug using some hobby
copper tubing and a small pc of plexiglass. But that is perhaps not
possible with limited vision.
The simplest is to just forget the connector and run a pair of wires
into the AC4..OR pick those points up at
Hi All,
I just put my T4XC on the air with a refurbished AC4 but want to drive my L7
with it. I am given to understand the connector for the amp relay is an odd
ball you can't find anywhere. I am totally blind and soldering things for
me is very difficult. Does anyone on the list have one of t
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73 and Merry Christmas, Wayne N1WR
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