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Re: L4B vernier drive
It uses two #1850 incandescent lamps. Mark, WB0IQK
By Mark - WB0IQK · #75302 ·
Re: For sale: 1A receiver
Interesting. I have serial 336, I believe, and it doesn¡¯t have the calibrator. I wonder if the rest of yours agrees with the commonly distributed schematic. 73, Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time flies like
By Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 · #75301 ·
Re: T-4XB CW Key Up Hum
Dear Tim Interesting problem. Where do you hear this hum? In the R-4B speaker? Assuming you are operating the T-4XB as Twins? Have you decoupled the connecting cables on by one and monitored any
By Rob PA9Z · #75300 ·
Re: L4B vernier drive
Those are neon lamps. 73 -Jim NU0C "Stan Gammons via groups.io" <buttercup11421@...> wrote: -- 73 -Jim NU0C
By Jim Shorney · #75299 ·
For sale: 1A receiver
I didn't think I'd ever sell this, but a new-to-me shiny (Collins-flavored) object entered my shack last week, so something has to leave, and so... For sale: 1A receiver, S/N 368. 80-10 meters, + WWV.
By Paul Ellis · #75298 ·
T-4XB CW Key Up Hum
As the title suggests my T-4XB has a hum when keyed up in cw mode. At first I thought it was sidetone and tried a couple of replacement 6EV7 tubes hoping that was an easy fix but it was not. The more
By Tim Randa <randaranch@...> · #75297 ·
Re: L4B Vernier Drive - different question
Well the pointer follows the capacitor, not the knob. 73, Jim W7RY
By Jim W7RY <jimw7ry@...> · #75296 ·
Re: L4B Vernier Drive - different question
Carol, All the L4B amps ?I've owned or serviced had a plate tune vernier drive with red pointer that is attached to the vernier, not the knob. 73, Evan, K9SQG
By Evan · #75295 ·
L4B Vernier Drive - different question
Hello, I recently acquired an L4B that is in great shape electronically and cosmetically, I have refurbished it and installed the Harbach boards in the Amp and PSU.??It appears to function "as
By Carol K5TFL · #75294 ·
Re: L4B vernier drive
Hi Mark, Thanks for sharing the file. Undecided if I'll try the repair. Seems as though I got things a bit tight when I worked on the plate cap a few years back. Loosening the tension nut and screw
By Stan Gammons · #75293 ·
Re: L4B vernier drive
I just uploaded a procedure written in 2005 by Gary, W8PU to repair a Vernier Drive that might help. Microsoft Word - Vernier Drive Repair - W8PU.doc (groups.io) (
By Mark - WB0IQK · #75292 ·
File /Vernier Drive Repair - W8PU.pdf uploaded #file-notice
The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Vernier Drive Repair - W8PU.pdf (
By Group Notification <noreply@...> · #75291 ·
Re: TR7 Getting ready to sell. But have to deal with the dastardly DR7 board again. I thought.
Bill respond to me direct and maybe we can work out something.? email is bobk6oxn at gmail dot com. 73? Bob K6OXN
By K6OXN Bob · #75290 ·
Re: TR7 Getting ready to sell. But have to deal with the dastardly DR7 board again. I thought.
Did you notice that four pin connector layout was designed to be impossible to accidentally reverse the polarity? It plugs in either way with the correct connections. It's a little subtlety that I
By Jim Shorney · #75289 ·
Re: TR7 Getting ready to sell. But have to deal with the dastardly DR7 board again. I thought.
Thanks Jim, Appreciate it. 73 Bill W4WCS
By Bill · #75288 ·
Re: TR7 Getting ready to sell. But have to deal with the dastardly DR7 board again. I thought.
Thanks Jerry, 73 Bill W4WCS
By Bill · #75287 ·
Re: TR7 Getting ready to sell. But have to deal with the dastardly DR7 board again. I thought.
Tanks Steve, Appreciate it. 73 Bill W4WCS
By Bill · #75286 ·
Re: TR7 Getting ready to sell. But have to deal with the dastardly DR7 board again. I thought.
Thanks Bob, I do have an RV-75. It is the roughest of all in condition. Untested by me. But probably the only one I would sell stand alone. Will advise. 73 Bill W4WCS
By Bill · #75285 ·
Re: L4B vernier drive
Stan, If I remember correctly, I ran into the same problem a couple of times. ?Soldered a piece of brass tubing from the True Value hardware store and it worked fine. 73, Evan, K9SQG
By Evan · #75284 ·
Re: TR7 Getting ready to sell. But have to deal with the dastardly DR7 board again. I thought.
There's a four-pin connector for power on that board. Only two of the pins are used. But power and ground are also brought to the other - unused - pins. I got a new connector, and wired up all four
By jerry-KF6VB · #75283 ·