On Wed, 12 Jan 2011 13:53:05 -0500, Richard A. (Tony) Stalls wrote:
>I've used an Edsyn Soldapullt" Model DS017 with good success for so
>long that I don't remember when I didn't have it.
I've pulled these out of the trash at work - mostly because no one ever trains
the production monkeys on CLE
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From: "TC Dailey"
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Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 3:39 PM
Subject: [Drakelist] Solder Suckers
I too, recommend the "SoldaPullit". I still have an
original from 1975,
when I was the Chief Tech for the old Burstein-Applebee, and
later Denver
SvcMgr. Be s
I too, recommend the "SoldaPullit". I still have an original from 1975,
when I was the Chief Tech for the old Burstein-Applebee, and later Denver
SvcMgr. Be sure to buy extra tips, as even though they last quite a while -
when you finally decided to replace it, you MAY NOT have one, otherwise.
Hope it worked this time!! Getting old and forgetful stinks!
73,
Don, WB5HAK
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Steve,
The clips can be reshaped to allow the shield to snap in place and be held
securely against the PTO frame. You have to put the curve back into them.
They can sometimes be flattened out too much.
73, Gary
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EXCELLENT info, used mine for years!! RegardsDoug W7LNB
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From: "Richard A. (Tony) Stalls"
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Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 10:53 AM
Subject: Re: [Drakelist] Solder Sucker Reccomendation
I've used an Edsyn Soldapullt"
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Thanks to Garey k4oah who suggested I install a 1 Meg resistor to one of
my multimeter probes. Voltage at V3 pin 1 now reads -9 volts. That's
terrific. I will have to drag out my HP410C and see if it still works. Many
thanks
Garey. Doug SWL
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Doug -
If the receiver is 'working', I believe your problem is with your meter,
not the receiver. You are probably using a DMM with wire leads. The
voltages in the manual were measured with a VTVM, which had a 1M
resistor AT THE PROBE TIP to decouple the lead from the measurement
point. W
International in Oklahoma.
73,
Lee
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From: Don Cunningham
To: wb5hak ; kb2dhg ;
1oldlens1 <1oldle...@ix.netcom.com>; kc9cdt
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Sent: Wed, Jan 12, 2011 2:04 pm
Subject: Re: [Drakelist] R-4B 80 meters not working all the time
Lee,
Did you mean Internatio
I've used an Edsyn Soldapullt" Model DS017 with good success for so
long that I don't remember when I didn't have it. It's 7" long and
big enough to hold onto and have good suction. You can easily
re-cock it by pushing the plunger against the bench top, or
whatever's convenient, making it a g
Looking for a high quality solder sucker (the spring loaded type) Anybody have any reccomendations?
Thanks!
Marty/KL7AM
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Hi to the group. I have just finished refurbishing my 4th R-4B. I have
done the basic work like inspecting all mechanical and electrical connections
for security, tested the tubes and reseated them, checked and cleaned the
switches, and measuring the resistance and voltages at the tubes per
Peterson Crystal does not come up on googlebut I just ordered 2-
R-4B crystals from
International in FL and they were $20.95 each.
Works for me.
73,
Lee
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From: Don Cunningham
To: LOU GIOVANETTI ; 1oldlens1
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Cc: drakelist
Sent: Wed
I thought I saw an email recently saying that Peterson Crystal, the original
makers of the Drake crystals was still in business. I don't have contact
info. Then, there is always our good old International Crystal right close
to me in Oklahoma City!!! Finest crystals I know of (maybe a little
The problem I seem to have is that it's loose on one side. The clip's not
broken but it obviously must be deformed.
When I get some time (and the ambition to pull it out of its place on the
operating desk) I'm going to try playing with the clip.
73,
Steve, W1ES
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>Fr
Garey,
OK Thanks...I just talked to them on the phone...
They can make it and it takes 2 weeeks.
$20.95 each...not bad.
73,
Lee, KC9CDT
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From: Garey Barrell
To: drakelist
Sent: Wed, Jan 12, 2011 9:59 am
Subject: Re: [Drakelist] R-4B 80 meters not working all the time
International Crystal, .
73, Garey - K4OAH
Glen Allen, VA
Drake 2-B, 2-C/2-NT, 4-A, 4-B, C-Line
and TR-4/C Service Supplement CDs
LOU GIOVANETTI wrote:
come to think about it, This may be the same problem I have been
having? Where can I get replacement crystals for my R-4B?
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Carl -
OK, that is "probably" your 2 MHz offset problem. The 3V you are
seeing on Pin 13 seems high. Typically CMOS should be less than 1.5 for
a low, and greater than 3.5 for a high, so the problem might track back
to U207. ICs can fail such that the OUTPUT is unable to pull an INPUT
low
come to think about it, This may be the same problem I have been having?
Where can I get replacement crystals for my R-4B?
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 12:54 AM, Richard Knoppow wrote:
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Subject: [Drakelist] R-4B 80 met
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