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They are good fun! I still need to pair mine up with an available transmitter. For those of you who don’t want to spend big bucks on the can cap, there are also PCB’s available that attach to the

Nice going, Jay! It’s always a great feeling when you put the covers back on and fire them up! Steve Wedge, W1ES Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. Sent from [Proton

Mark, I was wandering if you still have any of the L4B Blower Wheel?? My email is good on QRZ 73, Ron ND4R

By the way, thank you for all the help. Tony

Okay, final report. Tonight I got on with the Friday night 75 meter group and tried her out. I spent quite a bit of time switching between lower and upper and even switching mic’s. The verdict:

All tubes tested good except for V2 and V17. I replaced both of them with 'new' ones I got from vacuumtubes.com. 73, Dave KD5FX

Yes, I tweaked the L2. and the other 2 also according to that section of the manual. I test the 6EA8 and it's OK too. 73, Dave KD5FX

I borrowed a friend's Xtal tester today and all 3 10 meter xtals test OK on it. Just to compare, I also tested the 15 meter Xtal and they all showed about the same amount on the test meter. So I think

I roasted my Drake 2B filter cap 20+ years ago by putting a manual on top of the radio and the resulting heat dried out the electrolytic. HUMMMM.... I've been "meaning to" fix this dude for a long

I had heard about some strange keying issues due to leaky diodes. I seem to remember either D7 or D9 causing trouble. With the two bad diodes, when you plug in a key and select CW, the relay pulls in

Wow... bad diodes are not something I expect to see. Good detective work Steve John K5MO [email protected]> wrote:

Group, As of today, my T4XC and R4C are reunited. I bought them last spring, and over the months have been equipping them with Noble filters, band crystals, Shure 444, W4 wattmeter...and RTFM. Each

I figured that I'd pass this one along today, as I wind up fixing a T-4XB that had a number of problems. It got sent to me because the owner has having trouble aligning it and got down a rabbit-hole.

Might try Ron Baker, WB4HFN. arrl.net_at_groups.io_lastradioman@...> wrote:

I can surely fix your 2NT. Estimate is $100 plus any shipping. Gary W0DVN

Can you please share what you learn and what's quoted as their hourly rate, please? I have a TR-3 that's been giving a buddy fits (he can usually fix almost anything). It's been on and off his bench

I'm in need of a vintage repair service that is familiar with Drake radio's. I have a Drake 2-NT that has lost it's output. I have changed all the tubes but no joy. Looking for recommendations. Thanks

Good point, Marcus, and very easy to check. Try swapping the two 6EA8’s if you don’t have a spare. Steve Wedge, W1ES Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.

Did you tried to tweak L2? If not yet, give a try. Despite the instructions to set it up at 29.1MHz position, after that manual recommends that the level produced at the test point

Time to bake. Steve Wedge, W1ES Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. Sent from [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home) for iOS