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Jim.. I am sorry…We cannot allow your C line to sell here…it is too nice! J Bet it will be hard to part with it when it sells. I’d get it in a heartbeat, but already have a full C line with all

According to the QST article, 24 pins. Two 10-pin and one 4-pin were called out, but other combinations have been used. Another note on the QST article, you don't actually need the 100K resistors if

Complete, working C-line for sale. I am the only owner. No mods. R4C includes all filters and 4NB noise blanker. Includes Drake cables and original boxes with packing materials and manuals. $1500 cash

OK. I was unable to find what I was charging for the cable years ago.? It was most likely 10 cents an inch.? I sold it by the inch as I was getting all kinds of odd lengths.? I will sell off what I

Actually, I would need enough to populate 2 boards. I'm not sure how many the boards take. 73, Clint, VE3CMQ

I’d be interested in 2 of them. Thanks and 73, Clint, VE3CMQ Sent: Sunday, 4 February 2024 11:16 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DRAKE-RADIO] Searching for AUX-7 boards… I have a bag of

I still have a partial roll of the Belden 8421 left.? The original length of the injection cable was 38" TIP to TIP.? I haven't sold any in a long time and forgot what I was charging for it plus the

Confirms it many times. :D Here is the original source. /g/DRAKE-RADIO/message/28549 73 -Jim NU0C "VE7PS" <ve7ps@...> wrote: -- 73 -Jim NU0C

Yes, they do still carry them under different part numbers. Look for Molex KK series 156. Here is one example: https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Molex/09-48-1084?qs=qDyi%252BDzW2VO0JexKcHUTJA%3D%3D

I think I fingered out. I now have my 2 mostly used freq's programmed. It has been many years since using BCD, but I am definitely relearning now.? Thanks for the pointing me in the right direction.

That is correct. Rob, NC0B

Paul: A quick search of the group posts confirms Belden #8421. 73 Peter VE7PS

Excuse the interruption. Elderly mind forgot---was the cable recommended for 4 line injection cable Belden 8421? Or something different? Thanks Paul K0UYA

I have a bag of the Molex edge connectors used in the TR-7/R7 if anyone is interested. Looks like Mouser no longer carries them. Dale W4OP

It's really not that hard but I can see how someone can feel intimidated if they have never worked with BCD before. Binary Coded Decimal. Each of our base-10 digits 0 through 9 is encoded as its 4-bit

Bob: You are correct....the manual is a nightmare, especially for those of us not familiar with programming BCD switches. I also believe there is an error in the manual in one of the mathematical

How do I set the Fixed A or B on the back of the RV-75. I am looking at 40 meter SSB frequencies. The manual is not very clear. Help 73? Bob

Perhaps a good way to get my feet wet. Thanks, Jim. I will look into it. joseph n. graif k4jng

There nothing at all complex to building the FAUX-7 Far Circuits board. Stuff a bunch of common diodes and some connectors onto a circuit board. Solder. Done. Compared to street price for 2x genuine

Unfortunately, I don’t believe I possess the required building skills. I’m going to ask the individual working on my 7-line equipment. joseph n. graif k4jng Sent: Saturday, February 3, 2024 11:55