Good Day All,
Well, I think taht an update may well be in order here, as to the outcome of
my ...red-neck hillbilly (apologies to all you mountain-dwelling folk
reading this) fix in the matter of improving the shielding of the PTO can
in my Drake T-4X transmitter...
In a word: it WORKS!!!
SO
Hi Again Everone,
...Just a brief post-script to this thread...
Monitoring the T-4X transmit frequency on my R-4 sure has highlighted the
fact that load changes on the AC mains have a detrimental effect upon that
receiver. Whenever the forced-air electric furnace / heat-pump in the
adjoining
Now..after you have used it some more with no issue, you need to remove
the tin-foil to verify that the problem wasn't simply solved by a
repeated re-installation of the standard can ! :)
Curt
Diane and Edward Swynar wrote:
Good Day All,
Well, I think taht an update may well be in order
Hi Curt,
Oh my, but you can be oh so VERY cruel there...! Hi Hi
But you're correct, of course: in order to properly verify / ascertain the
success of the fix---or, correctly identify the infamous Red X (as it's
dubbed in select circles of problem solving)---one needs to be able to turn
the
Of course...
Hope it hangs in there. One of these days I hope to catch you on the
air and we can have the Drakes talk to each other! I do alot of CW with
the SKCC group.
Curt
KU8L
Diane and Edward Swynar wrote:
Hi Curt,
Oh my, but you can be oh so VERY cruel there...! Hi Hi
But you're
Hi Eddy -
Can't argue with success! Hope it holds
By the way, there IS voltage stabilization in the R-4, an 0B2 at V14.
This supplies +150 VDC Regulated to the 100 kHz Calibrator, the PTO and
the BAND oscillator.
When you said that the frequency drifted 'slowly' when the voltage drops
On Thu, 13 Jan 2011 16:15:25 -0500, Paul Gerhardt wrote:
Today I used my new used Hakko 808 to work on a tube rig and it is
really NICE.
We use those where I work too (no, I haven't found any in the trash yet). I
love my 808.
A few tips:
Keep it clean.
Run the poker down the air path often -
Is there a new replacement drive for the L4B and L7 verniers that can be
purchased?
Dennis AE6C
On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 2:05 PM, K9sqg k9...@aol.com wrote:
Dino,
This is normal operation for a vernier drive that has either sat for an
extended period of time unused or, in less frequent
Another scam to avoid.
From employee of Duke Energy:
New Area Code - PLEASE READ Be sure you read this and pass it on.
809 Area Code
We actually received a call last week from the 809 area code. The woman said
'Hey, this is Karen. Sorry I missed you- get back to us
Ok guys, I hit the wrong button, 1st time ever, HI. VERY Sorry, I screwed up!!
PLEASE just hit DELETE, don't start a war. PLEASE
TnxDoug___
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Hello-
I believe the originasl speaker for the Drake 2-BQ was a Jensen Concert
if
I recall correctly. I need to find a suitable replacement for a 2-BQ I am
restoring, it has a real cheapy looking speaker in it now. Any recommendations?
Thanks, Byron
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