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You are welcome.? Let us know how they work for you. 73 Stan KM4HQE

SAD news.. RIP Stefan - de LU5WE.

Das ist traurig. Drei und siebzig mein freund. Evan, K9SQG

Dear Drake community, Some of you may know Stefan, DL7MAJ, who was very knowledgeable with Drake gear, especially TR7s. In the last few years he made some very nice videos on YouTube about TR7 repair.

And, actually, the TR-3/4 switches sidebands more or less automatically — using hardware. 40, 15 and 10 are double conversion. 80 and 20 are single conversion. This allowed Drake to use two fewer

K4DPK (I think that’s the guy’s call) offers a device called a VFO stabilizer that uses a phase locked loop to do what you are seeking but without a cumbersome oven setup. I am told they work very

So the lights were right all along! Alright. The reason why I questioned it is because I've been troubleshooting this rig every time I got it and I don't know everything about these rigs.....Yet! But

The FT-990 and the TR-4C are not the same radio. They operate differently. The position of the Sideband Selector switch on the TR-4C is irrelevant except when you need carrier (as in CW, AM or Tune).

I am selling my Drake Novice Station which is complete with a Drake 2NT transmitter, R2C receiver with xtal calibrator, all original band xtals, and a Johnson 122 VFO. All 3 have been gone through,

Put Yaesu FT-990 into LSB and went to 7.247 Mhz and hear a station. Turn off the Yaesu and turn on the Drake to exact frequency and hear the same exact station My SSB selector switch is turned to the

Why not check the manual? It tells you exactly how to operate the radio. The red sideband indicator lamps on the front panel tell you which sideband you are operating. Some bands have the selector

WAIT! I am HIGHLY confused! I could be wrong with my last message because I am confused. Let me double check on what is going on. So question, on 40 meters 7.2 MHZ I should be LSB. On the TR-4CW (or

I was 7.2Mhz (40 meters) in LSB with my Yaesu FT-990. I turn on the Drake exactly on the same frequency hear the same exact person and my SSB selector switch is turned to the RIGHT (X). Right (X)

Mark, it depends on what band you are on. The switching is done via the sideband and the band switches. If you leave the sideband switch in the same position and change the band, you can watch the

Peter Thank you for that. Helpful for both lots of information. Nigel [email protected]> wrote:

See: https://www.wb4hfn.com/DRAKE/DrakeArticles/TR4-Unraveled/Unraveling%20TR4.pdf "Mark N2DMI via groups.io" <markkiziuk1@...> wrote: -- 73 -Jim NU0C

So to clarify a little, if I turn the SSB selector to the left it is USB. If I turn the SSB to the right (X) position the rig is in LSB. I know this to be true because I can listen to the same person

On the rig I am working on, when I turn the SSB switch to the counter clockwise (left) position the USB comes on and when I turn the switch to the clockwise (X) (right) position the LSB light comes

Nigel: Premium-RX is, I believe, a QTH.net mailing list, though the link to a list directory doesn't seem to work for me. I know it's been around a long time but it's rare I even see a post from there

Great will go to my local Hobby Lobby and get some and make them.? Thanks for the info. Bob