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Scott, On my QRZ page, the ARRL email address forwards to my personal email address, markhh@....? I have been having trouble with my email server.? I have you added to the list. Mark

JIm, It IS the same blower wheel made by Torrington for Drake.? The only difference being the metal hub in the middle had a different bore size, which I had machined. Mark

Agreed, and I do "the twist" - apologies to Chubby Checker! Ken WA2LBI

Dont just pull that pin you should twist it as well, anti clockwise to remove The pin has a coarse thread on it Fred G4BWP

I'm interested in one of the blower wheels however I don't see your email address link working... Is it the same address as on your QRZ page...?

Looks like the same ol Drake plastic wheel. Is is machined plastic? Jim W7RY -- Thanks and 73, Jim W7RY

It looks great Mark, thanks for doing this. 73MarkW0NCL

I picked up the ten blower wheels today and they look great.? ?All have been spoken for.? A special thanks to Mark, WB0IQK who knew a ham that was able to machine the hubs to fit the motor. I've

Well, it might be because I had a wonderful experience of having to post something twice because the bloody form wasn’t to Customs Canada’s high standards. When they were done on paper, they were

Evan, Thanks for the reply! -KF4DDJ

I don't think there is a big problem with completing the forms. From my experience, I will stand in line for a half hour just to GET the forms at my local post office. Then, I'll have to get back in

The L4 has a supply similar to the. L4B and L7. ? All I remember off the top of my head is that the 50 watt bleeders are of a different value in the L4.

What *is* it with Americans and customs forms?!? The rest of the world just deals with them. But you yanks go running in fear from them like a monster just jumped out at you from under the

I fix these radios for fun and for hobby money. I certainly don't get wealthy on it. I start with the specialist usergroups (Drake-radio, in the case of Drake equipment). I price lower than I would

I never drive the head of the pin flush with the hood. A slight space is left to make it easier to extract the pin with pliers or diagonal cutters used as a pry bar. I don't always have the proper

I agree with every word of this. I don't know when eBay had their last rate hike, but I just sold a Kenwood TM-V71A about 2 weeks ago. It brought $485 +$18 shipping for $503. I'll clear about $423 of

Lyndon VE7TFX writes: Umm ... make that China. --lyndon

John K5MO writes: Anything I buy from Japan lands on my doorstep in Vancouver within 10 days or so of it being shipped: Alinco DR-235 11 days Free Kenwood TS-600 11 days 76.67 Kenwood

The wafer I found was NOT from the same manufacturer but it ended up working fine. There was a lot of standardization (also called "copying") of design when these were made. Lots of choices.

This is where it's good to (re-) mention PirateShip, where you can save big bucks (50%?) over counter rates for the big shippers. USPS discounts are pretty hefty too. No idea if they offer