Re: TR4 Poem
Steve I would have to measure at the exciter. But the exciter goes
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Ronnie Hull - W5SUM
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#82026
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Re: TR4 Poem
Chaucer was a ham?
Barry - N4BUQ
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n4buq
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#82025
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Re: TR4 Poem
Chaucer is turning over in his grave. Nice!
[email protected]> wrote:
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Frank Barnes
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#82024
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TR4 Poem
Aimless amusements....
I asked Chatgpt to write a poem about fixing a TR4. In the style of Geoffrey Chaucer, please:
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A Tale of Drake TR4, Wrought with Care
Whan once
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jerry-KF6VB
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#82023
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Re: L4B question
Ron,
Haven't followed this thread but had a couple of random thoughts.
Are you using the non-polarized PTT connector? ?Have you tried reversing it in case ?it is installed incorrectly?You should
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Evan
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#82022
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Re: L4B question
Ron, what's the SWR at your exciter when transmitting? Can you hear the relay pulling in?
Steve Wedge, W1ES
Time flies like an arrow.? Fruit flies like a banana.
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Steve Wedge, W1ES/4
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#82021
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L4B question
Got the solid state relay in my L4B this past week. Got her on the bench with my TR4C this morning. All cabled up
When I key the xcvr in cw the amp shows no power output. Plate current abou 100ma but
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Ronnie Hull - W5SUM
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#82020
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Re: TR-4C Problems with 28.0 and 28.5 bands
OK, I'll do that!
Thanks, Dave
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Dave KD5FX
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#82019
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Re: T4XB/R4B Transceive problem
Glad to help. I¡¯m wrapping up a transmitter today and should be getting a receiver in.
Keeps me busy¡
Steve Wedge, W1ES
Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.
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Steve Wedge, W1ES/4
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#82018
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Re: TR-4C Problems with 28.0 and 28.5 bands
Look carefully for any signs of rework around the circuit.
I seem to recall that you said that some switch contacts looked ¡°funny¡±. Messing with switch contacts can ruin them. Check the
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Steve Wedge, W1ES/4
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#82017
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Re: The Hum-Less 2B
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
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Steve Wedge, W1ES/4
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#82016
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Re: Back on the air - Finally (long)
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.
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Steve Wedge, W1ES/4
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#82015
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Re: L-4B Blower Wheels
Mark, I was wandering if you still have any of the L4B Blower Wheel?? My email is good on QRZ
73, Ron
ND4R
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Ron ND4R <ronfranklin176@...>
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#82014
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Re: T4XB/R4B Transceive problem
By the way, thank you for all the help.
Tony
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Tony Sokol
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#82013
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Re: T4XB/R4B Transceive problem
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:
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Tony Sokol
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#82012
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Re: TR-4C Problems with 28.0 and 28.5 bands
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
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Dave KD5FX
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#82011
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Re: TR-4C Problems with 28.0 and 28.5 bands
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
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Dave KD5FX
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#82010
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Re: TR-4C Problems with 28.0 and 28.5 bands
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
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Dave KD5FX
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#82009
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The Hum-Less 2B
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
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Craig W8CS
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#82008
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Re: Not all problems are Single-point Failures...
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
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Steve Wedge, W1ES/4
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#82007
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