Thanks. I guess I need another washer between the C clip and the
wave washer. The wave washer is not "thick" enough to put pressure
on the back of the KHz dial. It just flops around. And it also
hits the front panel before it makes any resistance to the KHz
disk.
73, Jim W7RY
On 6/23/2022 4:19 PM, Steve Wedge,
W1ES/4 via groups.io wrote:
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Jim, the earlier
sets use a completely different system.? The earlier sets
(including the B's) have a single shaft to the PTO, with a
single dial for reading frequency to the nearest 25 kHz, with
graduations on the knob skirt for reading to the nearest 1 kHz.?
The skirt, which is held in place by a wave washer pressing
against a circlip that's mounted on the shaft.? The skirt can be
slipped on the shaft to calibrate the frequency.
The C Line uses
two discs and has no calibration marks on the skirt (though
there is a dimple to indicate rotation by touch).? There are
concentric shafts that synch the PTO frequency to the readout
that are coupled by that bushing.
If you have an
R-4B, there is no need for the bushing.
73,
Steve Wedge, W1ES/4
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On Thursday, June 23rd, 2022 at 4:19 PM, Jim W7RY via groups.io
<jimw7ry@...> wrote:
Is this the same for the R4B as well?
Thanks
73, Jim W7RY
On 6/23/2022 11:22 AM, Mark -
WB0IQK wrote:
Tim,
I think this is what your looking
for.
73's,
Mark, WB0IQK
