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Ah, you looked at the link not the pictures. :D I examined the photos carefully and even saved local copies for posterity. Maybe you need new glasses? 73 -Jim NU0C "Rick W4XA via groups.io"

If I could build anything close to that level of craftsmanship, I'd be high fiving you all . :-) John K5MO [email protected]> wrote:

I was just looking at the eBay link you provided, Caveat Emptor -- *73/Rick* *W4XA * * Every post is created using Linux * *

You must be looking at a different amp. I've seen a lot of CB amps over the years and this ain't one. It is actually fairly well designed, with plate current metering and a tapped six band tank coil

Thanks! Mine had a 5 amp and I was just about to head out the door to find some 8 amps. Ed

I had to scroll through the entire thread to figger out what "That Auction Site"? is! Holy Crapoly!? What a piece of Chicken Band? junk it is!! -- *73/Rick* *W4XA * * Every post is created using

One of those fuses saved my dumb posterior when I hooked up a TR7 backwards. I have no idea why I would have done such a stupid thing, except that I was talking to the owner at the time! Steve Wedge,

Howard: Yes, I have one of those LA-7's as well - never used it. Don't have a tanker ship! Pic attached of "LA-4" on steroids! Not sure if this is what the LA-4's all looked like or not. There's a LOT

Ed, I had to go to the large, original pull-out schematic to verify the fuse size. In fact, it's 5A, not 8A. Every other electronic schematic I checked didn’t have the resolution needed to verify

Ed, I had to go to the large, original pull-out schematic to verify the fuse size.? In fact, it's 5A, not 8A.?? Every other electronic schematic I checked didn’t have the resolution needed to

On Apr 17, 2024, at 10:37 PM, VE7PS via groups.io <ve7ps@...> wrote: ? Jerry: Aha! As I suspected....thanks Jerry. I have an RR-2 product sheet here too but no mention of the LA-4.

I checked it. It is ok.

Check the suicide diode on the same board to make sure it didn't short. If you are lucky your finals will have survived. 73 -Jim NU0C "Ed KG5UN via groups.io" <maikranze@...> wrote:

Start with the PS fuse and especially the internal fuse on the INSIDE of the TR5’s rear panel. You’ll need to remove the cover, and possibly the bottom plate for access. The fuse is 3AG 8-Amp.

Disregard! I pulled the cover and found the blown fus. Ed

That LA-4 (linear) has an amazing front panel.? Wish I could make a Drake panel like that! The perforated cabinet edge takes away points though.? But nice work overall, I like the "modular"

Just unboxed my new to me TR5. Hooked it up using the user supplied power cord and nothing. Checked the power cord (yes I know I should have done this first) and the polarity is reversed. Please tell

Not sure if this is what your taking about, but I have a LA7 600 ohm line amplifier for R7. Howard VE7IGA?Sent from my Galaxy

Jerry: Aha! As I suspected....thanks Jerry. I have an RR-2 product sheet here too but no mention of the LA-4. That price list sheet is new to me - will print that one for my files. Now...if we could

PETER – See attached the following: 1. Commercial Maritime Price List dated July 15, 1975. The LA-4 Audio Line Amplifier is Model 1228 and priced at $20.00. 2. RR-2 Product Data Sheet dated April