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Since the female jack is just held in place with screws maybe I will just put in molex male/female. The radio is for me anyway. Any other “old looking” jacks/plugs that would work in that space?

For the record, all I have is the connector itself and no backshell. Thes are still available but I've forgotten where I bought mine (new) a few years ago. Steve Wedge, W1ES Time flies like an

I am looking for a replacement Blower Wheel for an L4B amplifier.? You can reply here or to my email address on QRZ. 73, Ron ND4R

AFAIK 5AB2 is the designation of the 4 pin version. The added center pin for the 5 pin version may have been unique to the car stereo universe and I have never seen a separate number for that one or

Thanks for the info on the Cinch connector. ?My “plug” that holds the pins in place lost its little clamp ears; I need the whole plug ( it just solder pin assembly. Any idea of the name of the

*** "The Quality goes In before the Name goes On". - Jerry, KF6VB

Just in time for a 20 meter SSB QSO during “a winter’s night so cold”.

The Drake builds that I have seen have been very good. But having been both a line tech and a customer service tech at electronics manufacturers I can say that assemblers do have bad days, they often

Interesting video but his glitch diode configuration has me puzzled. He complains (rightly so) that the B- was returned to the chassis but connects a reversed diode pair in which one of the diodes

I believe I have some. Email me off list. Steve Wedge, W1ES Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.

The Cinch 5AB2 connector? Unless your original is broken it should be re-usable I would think. Wolf VK3WY may still have some. /g/DRAKE-RADIO/message/32424 These were common in

Replacing the RG62 cable on my Drake 2BQ and I would like a replacement 4 pin male connector to mate with the female in my 2B. Any idea where I can get a replacement male connector? Paul K3STX

Scott Mitchell? (KB!SEL)? owns? amprepairguy.com? ?and also Harbach Electronics. Here is the L4B in question. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrNWmxU3EVo He has 448 video's on there of repaired

Many thanks Jim. I will proceed based on the information I have. Hope you are doing fine. 73 de Raoul, CE3RY

I have found unsoldered wires a couple of times in old General Radio instruments. Same thing, wrapped but never soldered. Evidently worked well enough to get through QC and work for many years.

Both Drake and TenTec had an amazing number of added grounds (the PTO for example) added to solve problems as they presented themselves. TenTec even applied double sided acrylic foam tape to various

I have never seen a poorly built Drake radio. However, I had an interesting build quality issue in a 1951 Philco TV set. I did a full recap job on it but still no high voltage. It did not take me too

I got in a Drake R-4B (S/N 89xx) for repair this week that I consider to have quite poor build quality. I guess the assembler was having a bad day when he built this one. I have found, so far: 1)

Jim Warner WA9Z in Exline, IA is one of the best all around techs and he’s as honest as they come. If you find a good one it doesn’t matter where he is. Once you hand it to the shipper distance is

Outstanding. Thanks as always, Jim. -- Craig/W8CS Greenville, SC