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After 15 years of producing kits for the Amateur Radio enthusiast, Ron and Gill Taylor of Cumbria Designs (UK) ceased their business on 17th December 2018. 83A0B7A8-8AD1-4957-BD08-10F2EED5C9FD.jpeg (

John, I am thankful that the oscillator is working now for all bands. ?You are welcome for any helpful suggestions. ?You have observed that sudden oscillation occurs when all conditions for

James, Check QTH.com. There is a ham who advertises his version of a VFO stabilizer. I never bought one. I cannot say anything good or bad about it. Wayne/WC1C ________________________________ Sent:

With Cumbria Designs seemingly gone sadly, does anyone know if there is anyone making a similar device as the X-Lock anywhere? Kind Regards James MD0MDI

Ron: Curious exactly where you were checking for the PTO signal and the LO signal?? Those signals may not be getting to the cathode/grid of V-8 if the switch S-4 is in the wrong position ("VFO" is

I have been working on this R4B for awhile now. recapped and cleaned all switches. I verified good LO and PTO signals to the premixer with an oScope.. However V8, the premixer, is not doing its thing.

Like the others have said, the Drake NB was only designed for ignition noise for those that took these mobile. I added a pre-wired BHI DSP noise reduction inside my MS-4 cabinet.? I hid the on/off

I tried this on my R4B and found that while it worked it didn't make the NB any more effective on noise other than ignition noise. Ignition noise is rare these days, about the only time I hear it is

David, You can try a mod to permit an adjustment to the NB threshold, as per this suggestion: http://www.ing.unitn.it/~fontana/R4bmod.pdf This allows an adjustable threshold, as per the original R-4

What is needed are detailed specs on the radio before and after if TX use of the filter is planned. I don't see such information published anywhere. I am not saying that the filters are not good

Myself and Dale W4OP of PAR Eng.check his restore work .have used Frank's filters.they work and work well. I have them in C lines and TR7 lines.Frank has Sweeps of all his filters on the website.

Exactly! 73 -Jim NU0C "Jeff Herhold" <jrherhold@...> wrote:

Don’t expect miracles with the NB ! It works on some noise and some it just don’t care! I would eliminate all noise in and around house first! I run a Timewave dsp599 ( works on audio ) which

The Drake blanker is very effective...? Like Richard says it works great on ignition noise. Back in the day it made the difference between being able to hear a station or not. Now a days, there isn't

A final consideration, of course, is to ensure the filter center frequency is properly set in relation to the carrier frequency to make sure the lowest audio frequencies and opposite sideband are

Please disregard this message.? I posted to the wrong group. Thanks Ryan Scott

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Stan_Inventory.pdf ( /g/DRAKE-RADIO/files/Stan_Inventory.pdf ) *By:* Ryan Scott

I can talk about the R4B. The blanker works fine on ignition noise, which was what it was mostly designed for but does nothing for the grinding line noise that is much more common. I tested it using a

Hi I,ve been trying to use my r4a recently. The pulse noise has been strong, and the blanker does not seem to be helpful. IS the experience of others similar? 73s David N9pvf

I am using the Noble 2K8 filter on my R-4C for several months now and couldn't be happier. On SSB there is no fiddling on the BFO anymore to decide whether you want it sound optimal on the low or high