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i don't know if mine are OEM, but the measure 4 and 1/8 inches long. The Board that is, and from the tip of the pins to the tip of the socket is 4 and 13/16 inches.? Hope this helps. 73? Bob? K6OXN

Looking for a 14.6 Mhz Xtal for my drake..? its for 3.5-4.0 Mhz... Mine just died.. And NO its not the circuit? I put in a 15.6 and everything worked.. so its a bad Xtal.. Not looking to pay for a

Bob, The DR7 Board has been sitting in storage for almost 10 years if not longer. I don't recall the actual problem. If I decide to take the existing one out and clean the contacts again! For probably

John, sorry it took so long to reply. Busy weekend. The extender boards are sold already. Thanks for the interest. And they were not the OEM. THANKS 73 Bill W4WCS

I need an? 5595 khz if coil for my Atlas 350xl, I know it's not Drake but I thought if I found one it would be of interest to the group. TNX WA4NIZ

I need an? 5595 khz if coil for my Atlas 350xl, I know it's not Drake but I thought if I found one it would be of interest to the group. TNX WA4NIZ

I discovered what I think is an extra low pass circuit from an L-7 I owned years ago. Hopefully someone can use it. -- 73 John?N9FCA

Be very careful of temperature of a stove, especially an electric. Things get way too hot in way too short a period of time! Don't ask how I know. Bob K9JU Maryville, TN

Rick, You might try setting it upside down on an electric hot plate or stove burner.

Well...I have a small metal Vise out in my garage. With that and my 100W soldering iron, it should be a piece of cake, Thanks. 73, Rick - N8XI

Well I have a 100W Soldering Iron that may do the trick, Thanks 73, Rick - N8XI

If the knob isn’t split, try tapping for a larger setscrew. Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. Sent from Proton Mail for iOS

Attached is a picture of my knob and switch. It is not as rusty as the other picture. The shaft does have a flat spot on it and there is a bushing inside the knob. Unfortunately the set screw hole

I was enjoying some casual time with putting my Collins receiver back together and decided to try getting the crystals better looking than the greenish-brown that they were. I’ve seen Drake crystals

Put the leads in a Panavise with heat-resistant jaws and the can should come off with a little heat and a grab with needle-nose pliers. 73, Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies

Rick, if you use your big 140 Watt Weller soldering gun and take your time, you can un-solder the can from an HC-6 crystal and slide it off.? Swap out the crystal inside, then solder the can back on.

David KE6YX What I was thinking was to cut the top of a HC-6 off and solder a 24.5 Mhz HC-49 to its pins. Don't know if that is doable tho' TU 73, Rick - N8XI

Well that didn't work, so I copied and pasted my older post. Thanks for the responses regarding my crystal needs. One of the links led to a company that had the 24.5mhz in an hc-6 can but it was

Why dont you like his crystals? Jim W7RY -- Thanks and 73, Jim W7RY

I used an hc-29 16-mhz xtal and a home made holder. 16 x 2 = 32 minus 4 gives you 28 mhz. Works well. Cheap too. Here is a link to how I did it in a previous post,.