No, it is the 16 dip plastic package.Even the china references are
saying they do not have any!
David Assaf, III
W5XU
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From: Garey Barrell [mailto:k4...@mindspring.com]
Sent: Friday, October 07, 2011 9:33 PM
To: David
Cc: drakelist@zerobeat.net
Subject: Re:
The 16 pin MC4016 ( MC4316/4016 ) is a programable divide by N counter. Not
sure why Motorola used the 4016 number twice, very confusing.
73, Gary___
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I have for sale a complete, collectible quality B-Line -- R4B, T4XB,
Speaker, PS and interconnecting cables. The R4B cabinet has two small dings in
the top near the front that were rather in-artfully repaired using paint that
doesn't quite match. They could easily be repaired with a little
The MC4316 would also work, it is the full temperature range device if you
can find it. The MC4016 is similar in function to the 74160 TTL IC but only
the power and ground pins are the same.
I looked through my IC stuff as I have a lot of the older types but don't
have any MC4016 decade
At one point several years ago I checked the patent for deoxit and I remember
it
being a PO/EO copolymer
of some type. Oleic acid is a weakly acidic long-chain carboxylic acid, and as
for the naphtha, I have never
smelled any deoxit that smells like a hydrocarbon solvent. Having said that, I
Have now purchased and installed two new crystals, one at 32 pf and one at 20
pf, both were recommendations by crystal mfrs.
Neither crystal would work in the circuit but John Kriner was kind snuff to
sell me a used crystal which I soldered in and with minor adjustments the radio
is playing
The filament voltage on my TR-4C is just under 6V at the tube filament pin.
The Drake AC-4 is wired for 120/240V, but the Line Voltage in New Zealand is
230V.
Hence, I presume, this is the reason for lower filament voltage, and probably
lower HV on the plates.
I suppose this means lower
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