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I really don't consider QRZ to be a "real" log. I have been using N3FJP AClog as my station log for well over a decade. It is not free but it really is true that in both the cases of QRZ and AClog you

I didn’t know that Drake used paper caps in the 2-C, which was built at the same time as the B Line. Be aware that many tubular capacitors from the 60s-70s could be either meyal Steve Wedge, W1ES/4

A couple of suggestions: The 2NT is a good solid transmitter. Before going too far, I'd suggest making sure that the radio is wired per the schematic. Hams are notorious for "improving" rigs and

Malcolm, If you don't already have it, start by obtaining the 2NT owner's manual.? Free download here: http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/drake/2nt/ The only function that the relay provides which would

Dear All, I recently purchased a 2-NT. The transmittter is in good condition, but obviously a previous owner has adapted it to work with UK mains supply voltage. At the same time he/she has taken the

If the tubes are good, and ALL of the electrolytic capacitors are changed, then put your signal generator to the antenna jack. tune in a cw signal and bring the generator output slowly lower until the

There are many logging programs out there. You will need to assess your wants as to what the program will do for you. For me, I wanted to have a log of all qsos and be able to keep track of my various

and now, QRZ.com has closed my account because i complained. it’s a good thing i have that .adif file. those bastards... joseph n. graif personal account Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2022 7:47 PM To:

i knew if i complained something good would happen and it did. i found an .adif editor and fixed the problem as well as uncovering another. QRZ.com doesn’t create your county name in a format that

well...this is how my re-introduction to the hobby is going after 35 years off the air. i thought i would enjoy using technology to log my qso's and qsl's. QRZ.com has already ruined that. despite the

Hello all! I'm the proud new owner of a Drake 2-C, plus a 2-NT and a 2-CW. I figured I'd start with the receiver and gingerly powered it up. I got some audio, lots of hum, and no discernible signals.

Hi Rich Welcome to the group. Carl WD4IDA

Hi Peter, thanks for the info on other users of this noise blanker. It opens the possibly For locating a NB for my receiver. It looks like a fairly complicated piece of gear and one that I won’t try

Thank you guys, what a relief.. well done and thank you all for your time.. Mark 73

Tom: That noise blanker was used in the Drake commercial versions of the SPR-4 as well, including the RR-1 and RR-2 receivers. These receivers were often branded under many other names including

Is there a bone yard somewhere that might have a noise blanker for a SPR-4 solid state receiver? I’m not sure if the noise blanker is used on another model receiver but if so it might increase the

I will check TNX

Let me know if you have one for sale. Pictures required. Thanks! 73, Jim W7RY

In some commercial gear this is a feature, not a bug. You don't want your police dispatchers accidentally turning the volume down all the way... 73 -Jim NU0C "Richard Knoppow"

I forgot I did this one. Sample of output from Hugin. I also did a fair amount of cleanup on it post-production because I am kind of OCD that way but that was just for noise and crud. Stitching was