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Ditto.
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On 2/29/2016 4:12 PM, Tim English wrote:
*Would like to say a BIG public thank you to all who replied with
copies of preselect
I am slowly giving in to the thought of purchasing an amplifier. If you
have one and want to part with it, drop me a line off the list.
I am not looking for a Henry 2K or an Alpha ( I don't have the funds). Does
not have to be super clean but I would prefer one that is working and I can
switc
What is the going price for a working power supply for an L4B?
TNX W5BXE
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YL says I have to thin out the heard before I can buy an amplifier. I have
a T-4XB, R-4B, injector cables, Turner 254 and Shure 444 mikes.
The transmitter and receiver where gone over by The Man, last year. So
everything does work.
I also have a couple of Dentron tuners that are definitel
I recently acquired my first tube radio station. A TR-4/RV-4/AC-4.
Everything seems to work as it should. My question is one only a rookie
would ask, and I'm sorry to ask but I have looked everywhere I can find,
without any luck.
Should the AC-4 have rubber feet on it? Mine does not and when I
Ok. Thanks all. I did not know the AC-4 was securely mounted to the
chassis of the RV-4 with screws. I was just sliding it in there. I see I
have the threaded type mount power supply. I also see that the feet on
the RV-4 are nutted. So I'll try to screw the RV-4's rear feet into the
bottom of t
The TR-4 has 6 rubber feet (sorta). On the rear there is one in each
corner and in the front there are two stacked in each corner. This
raises the front to an angle. The RV-4 has rubber feet in both corners
up front that look very similar to the ones on the TR-4. And in the rear
corners there a
tube testers by type, make and
model. I have spent hours squinting at pictures trying to count socket
pins. I am burnt out and am looking for help in finding just where to
look. I have no idea if post WWII testers even test 9 pins, or if all 7
pins are of the same size.
Richard Palmer
KB8NXO
the audio
returns to normal. Maybe a good cleaning will help. I'll find out.
Thanks again,
Richard Palmer
Garey Barrell wrote:
Richard -
First, there are two major types of tube testers. The least expensive
is the "Emission" type which merely applies power to the filament
avior is gone. Saturday I test for my upgrade so
hopefully I will be on the air with it soon. FWIW I am the proud new
owner of a Jackson 648 S. The tube chart is dated 02/70 and it handles
all my tubes.
So thanks to all here for the help, words of wisdom and encouragement.
Richard Palmer
K
Gary,
Since I cleaned it I knew where it was. I noticed that the zero adjust
affected the meter's reading of the bias also ... so I wanted to get it
set correctly.
Thanks for your help,
Richard Palmer
Garey Barrell wrote:
Richard -
The S-Meter is Zero'd with the cleverly disg
Thanks Gary,
Next month (2 weeks) I need to get a half dozen tubes. Should the
12AX7A's be matched? I only need one.
Garey Barrell wrote:
Richard -
The ZERO adjust should not affect the PLATE meter, only the S-Meter.
There is some _mechanical_ interaction between the two movements,
Looking for a working SP-75. If you have one send me an email and pictures
(if possible).
73 W5BXE
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Richard Palmer
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It sure is if you don't count the cost of a receiver and aerial. Both of
which are needed to get that free station ;-) .
Nigel Gunn G8IFF/W8IFF wrote:
What's wrong with WWV?
You don't have to buy that.
On 25-Feb-10 15:51, Richard Palmer wrote:
The manual says to tune to W
I dug out my am antenna for my receiver and I have two (1) 800kHz - the
birthplace of MoTown CKLW and (2) 700kHz, someplace around Detroit.
Their signal is not as strong.
So I guess I'm in business! So much for justifying a Hammarlund purchase
:-) .
Garey Barrell wrote:
Richard -
D
Great!! I'm not going to tell you how many -hours- I have spent looking
for caps of the proper value after doing multiple math problems just to
see what might work. I spent the most time looking online for small
value caps. It's crazy out there man.
Richard Palmer
KB8NXO
Garey Bar
the alignment procedure.)
That's why I asked about calibrating the calibrator. I don't suspect any
problem... just want to check all the settings.
Richard Palmer
KB8NXO
Garey Barrell wrote:
Richard -
Do you have ANY receiver aside from your TR-4? It doesn't have to
have a BFO or be
Chuck,
Not true. You know it. I have a dozen of your emails to prove it.
You are fishing (at best). Leave it alone.
Richard Palmer
KB8NXO
Chuck Grandgent wrote:
Hey Garey,
did you mean uF or pF. Richrd is quite certain you really meant pF.
Chuck, K1OM
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at
Jack,
I've used the Almost All Digital DFD103 display on my C-line for
about 10 years now. Looks and works great. It does load the
oscillator a bit on 10 meters, but a tweak of the 10 meter trimmer
takes care of it. Other than that, plug-and-play after calibration.
Rick
W9WS
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Geoffry is correct. Your Drake needs a high impedance mic to get "that
Drake sound".
Hulett, Russell wrote:
Trying out my T-4X on SSB, using an old D-104 microphone with T-UG8 stand. Comments were
audio was ok but sounded like I was "in a tunnel". Another mentioned that the
audio was higher
low-impedance phones. They are close to matching
the output impedance of the receiver. A loudspeaker requires
so much more power that the residual is not noticable at any
normal listening distance.
This all may seem trivial but the question did come up
and I got curious about it.
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arsh
or I would not recommend it.
I have no interest or connection to this product/company. I'm just
passing along a solution to an often asked question. Take care.
Richard Palmer
KB8NXO
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sleep under bridges, t
I agree with Lee. Worked the DX contest with the C-Line and L4B last
weekend. Worked everything I could hear (even the 100 watt "weak
ones"),1st or 2nd call. Lots of smiles. The band-pass and notch are
a superb contest combo. What more could you want?
The R4C beats my Icom every time.
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Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2010 1:31 PM
Subject: Re: [Drakelist] receiver xformer
Richard Knoppow wrote:
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To: "Drakelist"
How are the MN-4 and it's big brother at tuning the WARC bands??
Richard Palmer
KB8NXO
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F
put.
Richard Palmer
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Curt Nixon wrote:
I use a MN-2000 into a windom cut for 40M and can tune to near zero
SWR on all bands from 40 up. It is just a matter of finding which
band position to use.
In my case, for 30M I use the 40M position--it will also work from the
twentyM position
for 1
tal or perhaps a sour connection there. If the
crystals are mounted in a socket as they are in the T4XB try
cleaning the contacts.
I find a scope the most convenient tool for checking this
sort of thing out.
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dickb...
s
happened to them? I've had some success in repairing them.
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t but perhaps 60 or 70 V
P-P saw-tooth, definitely bad caps although the DC level
stays fairly high.
A combination of a bad PS and low RF levels would well
explain the output level being somewhat down.
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Does anyone know the settings for the TV-7B/U tester
for the 6SH7 tube? I can't find it in any of the updated
settings lists available on the web. The last update was
published in 1972 so perhaps this tube was too new.
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To:
Sent: Saturday, April 10, 2010 12:31 PM
Subject: Setting for 6HS6 tube for TV-7B/U Tester
Does anyone know the settings for the TV-7B/U tester
for the 6SH7 tube? I can't find it
Adrian,
What kind of "Y" connector are you using at the jack on the R4C?
I've found the common 3 inch pig-tail Y adapter loads down the PTO on
10 and 15, giving odd readings.
Try using a compact one piece unit (a tight fit), but should solve
the problem. Also make sure the contacts on the
eiver off for a minute or two will light the lamp but
does not actually fix the problem.
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I believe "Gold case" refers to the price of $45.00.
KB8NXO
On 6/30/10, Howard Traxler wrote:
>
> Sorry for duplicating, but: the way this list handles replies is very
> confusing to me.
>
> Who was it who posted the
> "3.5 MHz band = 14.600 MHz ($45.00) "
>Gold case??
>
> and what is mea
I belong to several mailing lists, I think
another has this feature but am not sure. There is likely
something in the list settings the owner could use to change
the reply option. IMO it would be a good idea to do so.
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usually
safe, but not a smaller one. Voltage rating should be close
to the original, never less, but, unlike paper caps,
over-rating does not extend life much for an electrolytic.
Hayseed Hamfest has custom made can capacitors and may have
a drop-in for the TR4C
http://www.hayseedhamfest.com/
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back to the original sender and not
getting to the list or the list archive. I use OE, which is
crude compared to Eudora but does the same thing. My vote
is to change it.
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Los Angeles
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I have an SP75, s/n 538, that is looking for a good Drake home. It does work
and I have the original manual and box.
If you are interested, make me a reasonable offer. We can figure out the
shipping at that point (I'll even consider overseas but you'll pickup the
entire cost).
Digital pics
ls it to the cabinet and cushions any
vibration.
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I need a good working AC-4. I really do.
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a watt. A half-watt resistor would get quite hot. A
mud (carbon composition) resistor would probably have gone
up in value but a film resistor could take it and stay
stable. Nonetheless, I think I would replace it with a good
film resistor of the specified power capacity.
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Rookie tube radio guy here Hi Hi. How do I tune my TR-4 to less than
maximum power?
Thanks,
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r the
plate current. Now it's only 3. Is it possible (likely) that I "smoked" one
of my PA tubes?
Thanks in advance,
Richard Palmer
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the caps.
> Unfortunately those marks are there to assist another arc over in the
> future. But I would not think that a tank circuit cap would be acidic
> smelling.
>
> 73,
> Ron WD8SBB
>
> --- On *Fri, 8/20/10, Richard Palmer * wrote:
>
>
> From: Richard Palmer
>
s on my
have to replace next list. I'm not even going to try it with the drake
again.
Thanks everyone for the great ideas. When this get this sussed out you'll be
the first to know.
Rick Palmer
Sorry for the dupe Garry
On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 10:34 PM, Garey Barrell wrote:
> Richard -
'varnished cambric' tape, red-brown
> fabric soaked in varnish, that is heat resistant. Does the relay pull in
> ok? It is connected directly to the +250V bus, so a short on the 'wrong'
> end of the coil could account for some fireworks.
>
> Keep us posted!
&
Chuck,
I use a DFD103 on my C line. Not a very "large" display, but nicely
backlit, works well and easy to read. Just use a good quality double
female to single male RCA adapter when you plug the display into the
R4C. The display will read either VFO your using. Also, don't use a
"Y"
I also agree with Ron on this one. The 3-500's work best with 100
watts of drive. Less won't make them last any longer even though it
seems counterintuitive. Try and find a way to get 220 in to the
shack. Do it when the wife is out of town because it may involve
drilling some holes. You
Can someone give me a part number and source for the pot in a AC-3. If it
has the mounting tabs all the better.
Thanks,
Richard Palmer
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I need a new pot for my ac 3. Do I just get a 10k 200v that will look good?
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks. I found nothing anywhere about it. I tried to google the numbers on
the case and got nothing.
The schematic shows 10 k. As you see I was unsure about the voltage.
On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 12:53 PM, Garey Barrell wrote:
> Richard -
>
> Nothing special about it. Never sees more t
Improper wiring could make the rig key up when plugged in. This takes out
the receive.
On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 9:31 PM, Jim Shorney wrote:
> On Mon, 13 Sep 2010 20:06:45 -0500, Joe Loverti wrote:
>
> >Anyone have the correct wiring method for these mics?
>
> >Still puzzles me why this would cu
*(1) An intermittent that shows up after an hour or so that causes signal
levels to drop about 20 dB for a few seconds then pop back in. A burst of
static, switching to STBY and back to RCV, or opening up the bandwidth to
cause a "burst" of signal will correct the drop, but then after several
seco
Sylvania 6JB6's are on ebay, eham and QRZ normally for $25.00 each. I
believe if the tubes have the same date code they are matched.
On Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 7:53 PM, Edward Swynar wrote:
> *Hi Mike,*
>
> From a thread re. Drake finals here of some two years ago, there was
> mention of the fac
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No disrespect intended Paul, but It always brings a smile when
someone else reveals they do bone-headed things just like I do too.
Welcome to the human race. Your in good company.
Rick
W9WS
On Oct 10, 2010, at 11:00 AM, drakelist-requ...@zerobeat.net wrote:
TR7 Dead Receive revisited
I have cleaned the medal disc part, that would not clean up with any
chemical, with the eraser on a pencil. It did a GREAT job.
I have tried to clean the ceramic part with alcohol. But with limited
success.
Hope this helps.
KB8NXO
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 10:28 AM, Curt wrote:
> What method can
.
KB8NXO
Richard Palmer
Toledo,Ohio
On Sat, Oct 16, 2010 at 6:07 PM, Walker wrote:
> I seem to recall reading that there was a right way to use DeOxit, and
> specific areas where you shouldn't use it at all., but I can't pull the
> details out of memory. (There were stories about co
Per the manual my Xmtr gain setting is at about 8-8:30. But I have no meter
movement when I transmit SSB. If I increase the setting to 12:00 I get
deflection while transmitting.
So How should I set my Xmtr gain control?
Thanks,
KB8NXO
Toledo,Ohio
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monitor for a while untile you are used to what the "Normal" meter
> response looks like.
>
>
> Curt
> KU8L
>
>
> Richard Palmer wrote:
>
>> Per the manual my Xmtr gain setting is at about 8-8:30. But I have no
>> meter movement when I transmit SSB. If
Should I have to calibrate my tuning skirt every time I change bands or is
this indicative of an alignment needed?
(sorry about all the rookie questions but I am a rookie)
Thanks
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ything and want to keep it on the air. I just love putting out a couple
of hundred watts barefoot. Actually I love everything about them.
Great list... always helpful.
KB8NXO
On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 1:15 PM, Garey Barrell wrote:
> Richard -
>
> This is function of the aging of
urse you can scratch any paint if you scrape it hard
enough.
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I have a MN2700 that is no longer reading correct forward or reflected
power. It also is not reflecting the correct output power.
These tests have been done using a DL300 dummy load and a TR7.
I've tested using another trusted device, a MN-2000, which shows correct
readings for SWR and out
his equipment without the most
complete data possible.
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herwise.
I have a Hallicrafters R-47, a small speaker designed
for SSB use which is probably much like the MS-7. It works
well with a Drake R-4B but I usually prefer to use an
ancient 8" speaker of unknown make in an old Bud cabinet
because its just easier to listen to.
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The first thing that came to my mind was your power supply. Now you have .04
cents.
On Sat, Nov 13, 2010 at 6:38 PM, Curt Nixon wrote:
> GE Group:
>
> Joe:
>
> Just my 2 cents here...sudden failures of output are not caused by
> alignment. It really sounds like a component failure of some sort
ase. There should be
gromets or at least thick washers on the bottom too so that
the screws do not make direct contact. Vibration isolation
can be difficult.
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it may be possible to find a stock
replacement for it.
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oading cap has
insufficient range for proper tuning. The load control is
fully CCW. Is
there a problem with the transmitter or does it just need
alignment?
Thanks & 73,
Don Jones KO7i
Arlington, WA
What are you testing into, a dummy load or something
else?
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ou can just resolder the cap but
sometimes the lead from the tube breaks off and you are
cooked. I think all the solder joints around the plate cap
are subject to enough heat from the tubes to be affected
over a long period of time and, after all, these
transmitters are getting old.
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It is the only holiday I know of that is neither
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ption of stations
with severe selective fading by receiving it as an SSB
signal using the tunable IF to get rid of the original
carrier.
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I've been getting double messages for the last several
hours, maybe a day or two. Has anyone else been having the
problem. This are general messages from the list, not "reply
all" stuff.
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ery 73.
Kevin :)
Amateur Radio: K7RX
What sort of format is acceptable; how to you convert
from a visual media to one you can sense?
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My T4XC began providing full output on cw regardless of where the drive control
was set--even all the way CCW. Normally on CW you have to advance it beyond 12
o'clock for full output.
I consulted with Garey, K4OAH, and at his suggestion, checked R-105, the xmit
gain control for continuity and v
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From: "Richard A. (Tony) Stalls"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 6:52 AM
Subject: Re: [Drakelist] TR7 issue
Hello all...
I'm a newbie to the list and this is my first message to
the group, but I've corresponded to a few individual
the supply in the further
enclosure of the loudspeaker cabinet reduces the convection
around the case and probably increases the internal
temperature significantly.
I also agree that, in general, the cooler electronic
stuff runs the better.
If any one actually reads through all this they
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To: "Richard Knoppow" <1oldle...@ix.netcom.com>
Cc: ;
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2010 9:32 AM
Subject: Re: [Drakelist] AC4 heat Fan Summary
thought I'd toss my .02 in with a question
on the tr series, a fa
is. These seem to provide a very even
distribution of inlet air when using the method I have
chosen. Are there AC4s that DO NOT have the slots?
As Richard describes, if the slots aren't there, the
suction cooling doesn't work. You have to have a way for
the exchange air to enter
is. These seem to provide a very even
distribution of inlet air when using the method I have
chosen. Are there AC4s that DO NOT have the slots?
As Richard describes, if the slots aren't there, the
suction cooling doesn't work. You have to have a way for
the exchange air to enter
h that thinking. But the
relative amount of air movement from the natural
convection is very small compared to the amount created by
the fan. I think the controlling issue, in this case is
the efficiency of the fan. As Richard explained, by
creating a small negative pressure (suction) with the fa
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Cc:
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2010 10:59 AM
Subject: Re: [Drakelist] AC4 heat Fan Summary
I evidently sent a blank reply to this message in the
course of sending a real one. Not sure how I did that but I
appologize.
the thing being soldered is heated sufficiently to flow the
solder. If you use a very hot iron to compensate it can
overheat given some time where larger, but cooler, iron will
heat the joint quickly but not over heat it. For some jobs
an old fashioned large iron is best.
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Los An
correctly there should be _no_ voltage
on the regulated line when it is removed because the tube
has a built-in jumper for just that purpose (i.e., to
prevent excessively high voltage from being applied to the
regulated stages. If the tube is glowin
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Cc:
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Hi Eddy,
I believe you have to register and log on to get access to
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volts up to 130volts. Both receivers work down to
around 90V. I don't think filament regulation is justified.
If you have a really badly regulated line voltage perhaps
using a line regulator like a Sola transformer would be a
better solution than modifyin
than others.
For instance working Brush crystal earphones are very rare
but working D-104 mics are fairly common. Ceramic elements
are a lot more rugged but have lower output.
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ot; sealed case crystals made
probably 45 to 55 years ago. I don't know what the failure
mechanism is but both are of the plated on electrode kind.
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work
better and have less chance of damaging things.
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the sockets fixed it.
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- Original Message -
From: "Richard A. (Tony) Stalls"
To: "Bob Jackson"
Cc: "Drake List"
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2011 9:27 AM
Subject: Re: [Drakelist] Q about ordering
I haven't ordered Drake crystals, but I've ordered lots of
others f
Kevin,
i have a couple extras, I'll send you one. Are you good at QRZ?.
Similar to the old TV "cheater cords" w/o the mounting tabs.
Rick
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n the event of bias failure.
I suspect this would not be difficult to do these days but
probably overkill for this rig.
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ise.
They are very cheap for what you get.
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e transmitter but did when put on either a
socket extender or tube tester. _That_ turned out to be the
tube pins and working them over with a wire brush cured the
problem.
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