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opps, sorry, that is a R4A David Assaf III W5XU, VP8RXU [email protected]> wrote:

The rf tube, like a short 6bz6 type miniature 7 pin? And the fuse cap, is it screw in or quarter turn type? Send me your mailing address. I will be in the shop Thursday, Friday and will collect them

On my T4A, T11 and a few others were tuned mostly in, closed. In the final tuning exercise, they were nearly all the way out of the core, with the brass screw part mostly exposed. Good luck. David

Any body sell me a tube shield for the RF tube on the R-4 series, and a FUSE cap (the part you unscrew to get the fuse out) for an AC-4? They don't have to be top quality, copper on this rig is

I hate it when that happens! Keep at it...? could be the transistor but make sure there aren't any solder splashes or bad joints. I did recently find a bad factory joint on that same board. 73, Gary

I changed out T11 in my 11-tube R-4A and no joy. I may have put in a bad transistor. Sigh. I was getting some sort of beat note with the SSB/CW AM switch but even that is gone. Ugh. Steve Wedge,

-- Mark R. Javit KB8SW

Eventually, a power supply will come along. Keep scouring the auction sites and classified boards! It took me barely a week to score a transformer for my R-4A. Diligence... Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time

thanx, everyone for the kind words. my call sign should be k4OCD...? looking forward to getting the L7 up and running. joseph n. graif sent from my samsung galaxy s8+ smartphone. please pardon

thanx... joseph n. graif sent from my samsung galaxy s8+ smartphone. please pardon brevity and errors in spelling or grammar. [email protected]> wrote:

thanx... joseph n. graif sent from my samsung galaxy s8+ smartphone. please pardon brevity and errors in spelling or grammar.

That is an amazingly neat and organized station, Joe.? As one that has built a triple decker myself, it's non trivial to hook all that up and get it to work (and get all the wires stuffed behind the

Neoprene gasoline tubing is also used. It is important to cut the tubing ends squarely in order to provide the maximum contact surface at both ends. Ken WA2LBI wrote:

I believe that some hams have used surgical tubing as a substitute. Some hardware stores (e.g. True Value) used to sell it. 73, Evan, K9SQG On Tuesday, June 21, 2022, 10:02:41 AM EDT, Tim Babbitt via

Very clean! Wish mine looked that clean! Joe – W7RKN From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 via groups.io Subject: Re: [DRAKE-RADIO] ['Jack Ass'

GM I am looking for friction sleeves for the Drake pto's. Would anybody know where to find them or know what material the sleeves were made of? Would seem easy enough to home brew something? Thanks

Nice little station you have there, Joe! 73, Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. Sent with [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/) secure email.

Thanks to all that talk about JACK been put out of the group, thanks to WB6OGD to provide me with Jack email address. I for a long time been read all post on this forum and see that there was quite a

I have hard-copies, here and there and I think that some of the schematics may be on Garey's CD. Every one of them that I have seen use commonly-available (at least at the time that they were

I don't remember ever needing a call. Been a member for a long time. I think mainly one needs to be intersted in Drake equipment and its a plus if someone is a good trouble shooter and can help