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Can someone please give me an idea what a R4A and T4X might be worth. I have a pair and would like to part with it. I just spent a small fortune on new tubes for the R4A. Guess I will need to eat

170-180 out here….. Joe – W7RKN From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Joe WB9SBD Subject: Re: [DRAKE-RADIO] TR-4 #ForSale 100 watts is not right. Every TR-4 I

100 watts is not right. Every TR-4 I have ever had and used has made close to 200 watts CW OUT. some even a bit more. 100 watts and something isn't right. Joe WB9SBD

This equipment has all been sold. Thanks Joe Z. for reminding me about this ad. 12-31-2024. Need to thin out the radio collection, the kids are starting to worry about how much work it's going to be

I /believe/ the "pointed end" (with the lead sticking out) is + ? Tantalums do NOT like to be hooked up reverse polarity! Let us know how you do. 73, Jim W7RY -- Thanks and 73, Jim W7RY

I was able to remove the meter from my TR7. It appears when I was removing it, the meter mounting was loose. I did check and the movement is good so no problems there. Replaced the meter and made sure

Thanks...got one ordered. --Ed, N3CW--

That part is a 1 uF. Possibly tantalum — which are sensitive to polarity. Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. Sent from [Proton

Looks like an axial lead (a.k.a. Bullet) Tantalum Electrolytic. Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2023 7:38 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [DRAKE-RADIO] 2-C Audio Circuit Capacitor Question Working

Working on my 2-C, and am replacing some capacitors.? When removing C64 in the audio section, I notice it has some type of insulating material or shielding under it, between cap and PC board. I tried

Replacing PS75 by PS7 is a right move. I have a second set TR7 powered by PS75. Found that PS75 has no voltage regulation. DC output sags when running higher power affecting the transmission envelope.

I also removed the AC control from my TR7 as I don't like have AC main running inside it. I terminated the AC power control cable with the jones connector in a plastic box instead of the radio. And

I was imagining something similar to the "standby" power source in modern computers inside the PS7. One could even pick it off the incoming mains and rectify/filter it. 73 -Jim NU0C "Dieter Horst"

That is correct. I also run my R7 from external DC. It is much cooler. 73 -Jim NU0C "Joseph K4JNG" <jgraif1@...> wrote:

The DC connector on the back of the R7 is labeled “In/Out”. I was planning on using it to power my CW75. So, does that mean if the AC cord is used, then the DC voltage is “out” and if it is

Sicherlich nicht, my friend! This is about alternative ways to power the equipment Thank you, again… 73, joe joseph n. graif k4jng Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2023 4:25 PM To: [email protected]

My guess is that Drake had to stick with the transformer designed for the space in the R7 despite the fact that the whole circuitry drew more current than anticipated... Buy one of those 2-pin

Thank you, Dieter! My R7 runs so hot that you cannot touch the chassis with the cover off. What’s up with that? My TR7 doesn’t even get warm!! 73, joe joseph n. graif k4jng Sent: Tuesday, November

Hello Joe, my description of the relay box was a bit vague. It's what Jim mentioned: "A less drastic solution that I have considered is adding a low voltage circuit to the PS7 to sense the TR7 power

Thanks, Jim. You get a Schlitz for that! joseph n. graif k4jng