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Ok I will bite. How do you remove the case from an MN 2000 antenna tuner. There seems to be screws near the feet but of course they don't come out. 2 screws on the bottom and 4 sheet metal screws on

Is this mostly an East Coast thing? I was listening, nothing heard. What time does it run, in UTC? I read "4:00pm EST / 3:00PM CST". Does it change for daylight savings time? - Jerry, KF6VB

Evan, K9SQG was our net control for today's 7.238 tech net. We had to run the net on 7.241 due to 7.238 being occupied. The band was in terrible shape overall. There were 18 stations participating

Markal paint sticks have been around for many years and are available on ebay for cheap John

Now that you mentioned it, I remember seeing this product. 73, Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time flies like an arrow.? Fruit flies like a banana. Sent with Proton Mail secure email.

*** Now that I remember, there was a dustup some years ago with the military. They were washing airplanes with Simple Green, and it was causing corrosion. The company developed an alternative:

I got one off Amazon -- there are many vendors with the identical units. They can time up to an hour and also heat the bath. I've let mine heat up to 50C and that helps with removing stubborn grunge.

My 2B also had a bent shaft. I unstrung the dial and then tapped the shaft back into alignment with light hammer taps while rolling on a flat surface. That was the easy part. Re-stringing the dial was

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I have found whiteout as used for typing or writing on paper to work very well KL7AM

This may help. With a close look the bend may be apparent even in a fixed photo: Dan WB4GRA

As I continue to evaluate the 2-B on the bench here I'm starting to see 2nd tier issues that were not immediately apparent. In this example, the lathed/machined tuning shaft is slightly bent! What

I didn't put the metal VFO skirt in the bath. I cleaned it with isopropyl alcohol and Q-tips. It came out fine; I was worried that the IPA would take off the paint, but it didn't. The metal disks came

Peter, here is an educated guess as I do not have an R-4C in front of me. Is the "wire" stiff and springy? If yes, it might have been used to provide a ground path for the metal part of the switch

FWIW I have used a water soluble acryllic paint stick, color: arctic white, to refurbish the white lines on the knobs for Drake TXany, Collins R390A, and various Icom gear.? Available at artist/craft

Hi Jerry, I've seen something similar to those. There's limited room where these lights are but LEDs with leads might just work. While the picture doesn't reflect it, these LEDs are supposed to be

For such refurbish tasks I have simply taken some colour tins from Revell M5 or SM301 (white, not shiny) from the nearest hobby shop dealing with plastic models. The varnish can be applied into the

Jerry, how did the ultrasonic cleaner treat the metal discs in the knob? I had a really grungy VFO knob and used Simple Green in the cleaner. The knobs came out clean nut the metal looked pretty

Another thing to consider is that if you clean the knobs in an ultrasonic cleaner, the paint will be gone when you’re done. I’ve been using the putty stick to bring the lines and dots back but am

Knobs without set screws are usually push-on.? Held by a flat spring. Can be pulled off. Sometimes takes a strong pull or careful prying.? Be careful the spring does not pull out and get lost.?