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anyone out there with some orphaned pieces? Joe WA2L

Jerry, take a look at Scotty Sled Shed. He has losts of solutions for these types of situations. Find this site https://w8aor.com/ Wil. AC1SR [email protected]> wrote:

Don't you mean Kenwoodtucky? :D Disclaimer: I do have a Kenwood. "Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 via groups.io" <w1es@...> wrote: -- 73 -Jim NU0C

Steve, I haven't worked or owned a 2-C in a long time but Drake was fond of very high impedance AGC circuits. Many, many issues with the AGC come down to one or more gassy tubes. The circuit is so

The T-4XB is pending. Thanks to all for your interest. I do occasionally find stuff and work on it to support my hobby/addiction, so stay tuned. For those of you are collectors/operators of Kenwoodia,

Thank you for ukumpucky! A perfect search term. A quick Google, and... https://www.wb4hfn.com/DRAKE/DrakeArticles/TechTips/FilterCapacitorRebuilding.htm - Jerry, KF6VB

I have used a SP75 for years with good reports. In the house I also have MFJ, Diawa, and a vintage Comdel, none of which I have tested (because SP75). Not impressed by the build of the MFJ but then I

All, I have a very early (S/N 260) Drake 2-C on the bench with an AVC issue I need a head check for.? The symptom is that the idling AVC voltage, which should be adjustable during alignment to -1.35V

When I tested several speech processors some years ago the TenTec unit was the worst by far when it came to intermodulation distortion. I don't have any experience with the other two.

Greetings, I have been considering adding a speech processor to my shack. I was thinking it might give my TR5 a little help as they tend to be a little anemic, and maybe add a little to my B-line. I

The connector provides a 6.3v heater voltage, B+, ground, and a loop for the audio.? This was almost certainly a modification to accommodate some sort of external, tube-based device that did some

The goo (aka "ukumpucky" as I recall the name) is tar-based. It dissolves well in naphtha. Barry - N4BUQ

Mike, I can feel your frustration from here. I experienced the same when trying to fix my TR4310 which had many, many wounds. There were several times it nearly bet me, but I beat it! The TR4310 and

A viable option. The R390 restorers have been doing that for a long time. You will find a lot of discussion in the lists and forums. They even have their own name for the goo inside the cans.

Hello All, This isn't exactly Drake stuff, but similar. My Signal/One has developed an AC buzz on transmit. Probably a dead electrolytic. And probably HV, because there is no buzz on receive. The

Don't even think about it until you have a completely working rig. In my experience the only caps that need to be replaced are C2108 on the PS board and (maybe) C9026 on the DR7 board. C2108 should be

Could not have said it better myself.

Thank you everyone for your help. Tr7 has the BW switches out. Have ordered the transistors for the 10R 10T switch on the TX audio board. Just in case. I am going to change all the electrolytic caps

I've heard that 7200 is a good spot to tune up. "Evan via groups.io" <k9sqg@...> wrote: -- 73 -Jim NU0C

Jim I'm getting 11.24 volts with just the +10 volt line and the ground connected. I connected my spectrum analyzer to the PTO RF output wire and get a nice healthy 4.9- 5.5 Mhz signal out and it