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Mike Same thing happened to me some 8 years ago. Got to the hospital and in less than an hour was feeling like a millions dollars again after one stent. Been fine ever since, and so shall you. Take

Hey Mike! Been there. Done that. No fun. Still here! Hang on, OM! Hope to see you back up and about soon! Get well fast! 73, Joe-WA9LAE.

Mike: Really glad you survived the "wake-up call"!? Losing too many of our ham friends it seems.? We need you in the Drake community. Take time to recover well!? The orders can wait for now. 73

Mike, My best wishes for a speedy recovery. Looking forward to seeing you again at Dayton 2022. Jerry, N4JL

Get well soon...!!!! 73 Bill Wa2jhs

Hi Mike Glad that you got this taken care of relatively early (one stint is not so bad). Its amazing what they can do these days with the "drive through" theory of modern medicine. I look forward to

Mike, although I’ve never met you I feel with an attitude like the one you expressed in your writing you will be around for quite a long time. You will be on my prayer list tonight at bed time. Mark

Mike Thank you for your note. We wish you the best to get back to good health again and you will have good treatment. It was a scare, but that is a good thing, a warning, so you can make changes.

Please take care, we all need you! Mike

Mike prayers my friend for a fast recovery.you have been missed...73.Tony wa4jqs Sent via the Samsung GALAXY S? 5, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

Glad things turned out ok for you, Mike. I had a similar experience. Harv, WB6TTF

Prayers for a speedy recovery Mike! Brian Smith

For all those Drake collectors out there in radio land. A few weeks ago I temporarily shut down ‘The Heathkit Shop’ website’ cause I wasn’t feeling so hot. It will be back up sometime this

Well, just because the tubes are new... Possibly just an alignment problem... some golden screwdriver been in there? Have you jiggled the VFO/XTAL switch on the side?? You are tuning the cal signal

I assume the hum. Is present when volume is all the way down… That would leave three things, the output tube as mentioned, heater to cathode short (60 Hz hum), the filter capacitor (120 Hz hum), as

They don't have to touch. You can get hum from tubes with leaky cathode to heater insulation. This is a fairly common problem in audio. You have to swap the tubes to find out.

Trying to bring an R4b back to life.? I'm not home, test equipment limited to a fluke 787 and a AA-230 that serves as a signal generator.? Can cap sections replaced and all switches and pots

Hi Jim I dont know if they are available in the UK but I will check them out. Kind Regards Mike G3ZCC

Thanks for the heads up, Joe. In my case, my original log-in was lost or got corrupted, and this is the first time I'm getting a notification.? I very much enjoy reading everyone's comments and I

To all…again… Please, cut and paste, or reply, to the message or part of a message, to which you are replying. Many people delete messages as they read them, as they read the posts via their