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Re: need a moderator
I am a Ham and have been since 1964, I was a Johnson Sales, and repair center manager for many years. I still work on Several Johnson products a year. I also can check in on the Board here and do the things you need done as well as participate when required.
WB4IVG Laurin Cavender |
Wanted to buy
Hello... We are looking for a Ranger I ( or II) chassis that still has the wiring harness ... We don't care if the chassis has anything else at all....A partial harness is ok too Thank You Ashley ?
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Kiss-Electronics
Ms Ashley Hall
183 N 5th PL.
Cornelius, Oregon
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Re: Need the Tune-Rec-Send ceramic rotary switch for a Viking Mobile TX
Thanks, Russ.? The switched 600vdc contact burned off.? I was able to replace the switch from a parts unit.? After? several switch exercises, the unit works fine. Thanks again, Bob, KN4HH
On Saturday, July 20, 2024 at 11:22:02 PM EDT, Russ Williams <rt998cc@...> wrote:
Bob.
What is the issue with your switch?
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I replaced burned clips on a Johnson 500 switch with clips taken from a Viking Ranger main switch.? I might have a few components.
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Re: Need the Tune-Rec-Send ceramic rotary switch for a Viking Mobile TX
Hello ? We stock parts for rotary switch repair... No charge, postage only. Thank You ?
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Kiss-Electronics
Ms Ashley Hall
183 N 5th PL.
Cornelius, Oregon
97113
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W7DUZ
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On Saturday, July 20, 2024 at 08:22:02 PM PDT, Russ Williams <rt998cc@...> wrote:
Bob.
What is the issue with your switch?
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I replaced burned clips on a Johnson 500 switch with clips taken from a Viking Ranger main switch.? I might have a few components.
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Russ
KW6T
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Free for Postage: 5 hy filter choke
Hello ?? We have an old Freed 5 hy filter choke, FREE, USPS Medium Flat Rate box shipping to the lower 48 only This is an old Freed transformer filter choke, voltage ratings unknown, but it does measure 5 hy. ??? Dimensions: Footprint: ( mounting feet edges): 3.250 X 3.250 Height: 4" Width: 3 1/2 X 3 1/4" Missing two of the cover bolts. Oh, we will supply a photo if needed and we would be happy to install new output wires. Thank You ?
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Kiss-Electronics
Ms Ashley Hall
183 N 5th PL.
Cornelius, Oregon
97113
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W7DUZ
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On Thursday, February 15, 2024 at 03:24:39 PM PST, Ashley Hall via groups.io <ashley40@...> wrote:
Mike we emailed you with the information about the Johnson Paints... Ms Ashley Hall W7DUZ |
Re: Original Johnson Navigator manual
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýThanks Paul but we got a great electronic copy from a fine fellow that recently did a restoration. ? Best 73, ? Gary H. Harmon Jr 6003 Archwood San Antonio, TX 78239-1504 (210) 657-1549 home (210) 884-6926 cell k5jwkgary@... ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Paul Katz via groups.io
Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2024 11:44 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [EFJohnson-Amateur-Radio] Original Johnson Navigator manual ? Original Johnson Navigator manual in very good condition, all pages, pictures and schematics good.? $50 shipped to a US address |
Re: Manual for a Johnson Navigator
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýMy friend is aware of all the copies available from various sites but they all seem to be of the same quality.? He is looking for a better one. ? 73, ? Gary H. Harmon Jr 6003 Archwood San Antonio, TX 78239-1504 (210) 657-1549 home (210) 884-6926 cell k5jwkgary@... ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Paul via groups.io
Sent: Saturday, June 1, 2024 8:47 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [EFJohnson-Amateur-Radio] Manual for a Johnson Navigator ? If you just need a pdf copy there are plenty available by doing a google search. For example: ? ? On Saturday, June 1, 2024 at 08:15:18 AM EDT, Michael Smith via groups.io <tw8kcabpilot@...> wrote: ? ? Gary, |
Re: Manual for a Johnson Navigator
If you just need a pdf copy there are plenty available by doing a google search. For example:
On Saturday, June 1, 2024 at 08:15:18 AM EDT, Michael Smith via groups.io <tw8kcabpilot@...> wrote:
Gary, You can buy a reproduction of the operators manual with schematic at for $20.00: good reputation, but I don¡¯t think I have any of his manuals. ?I prefer Glendale Manuals ¡ª very nice, but he doesn¡¯t have the Navigator. 73, Michael, N4KZO |
Tons of noise on the floor of an Invader 2000 in SSB
This is a question regarding the Johnson transmitters sensitivity to hum, etc on the mic input.
The background: I've got an excellent Invader 2000 that I've used mostly for CW. It's got a clean (well, for the period) CW note with a couple of close in 60 Hz multple spurs but they are about -40 dBc and there's nothing above beyond 180 Hz.? Otherwise a lovely CW signal. But with some of the QSO party's ongoing, I hooked up a mic and worked a few guys over the weekend.? And a few of the guys mentioned I had tons of noise on the signal.? In checking it on the audio spectrum analyzer, it looks like it's got 60 Hz multiples all the way across the audio spectrum. I'm actually not surprised that there would be **SOME** 60 Hz and harmonics present.? In my setup, the D104 has a W9AC JFET buffer driver in the base.? The buffer has an output Z of about 150 ohms.? That output feeds through shielded cable up to a relay box where the mic cable is routed onward (via shielded cable) to one of 4 transmitters. If I hook a D104 (no buffer) up directly to the Invader, the signal is not too bad with noise down about -40 dB or so.? Not great but acceptable.? And if I turn the mic gain to zero, the noise drops to nothing.? So clearly the rig connected to a stand-alone mic works "OK." But with the mic fed via the switching box, the noise is only -20 to -30 dB down - really lousy.? And here's the funny part.? The same switching system also drives a Hallicrafters HT-32A and a Drake T4XC.? Both the Hali and the Drake have noise floors (mic keyed, no talking) of about -50 dB to -60 dB down.? Better in fact that the Invader with the mic directly connected. So this makes me wonder if there's something about the Invader that makes it somewhat more susceptible to these 60 Hz environment noise and in the setup using the switching system, it's somehow generating tons of harmonics.? Clearly given the Hali and Drake love the system, I can't say that there is a fundamental issue with the mic relay setup specifically. One other bit of info.? If I disconnect the mic cable at the switching box end, the invader shows no noise.? But when I hook it up, and float or ground the mic wire at the switching end, the noise remains.? Literally no change with the mic wire either way. There seems to be something about this connection to the switching box that drives the Invader nuts specifically.? But does not bother the Hali or the Drake at all. Appreciate any comments anyone may have.? I'm not a SSB guy so these mic topics are pretty foreign to me and I don't have any practical experience to draw upon here unfortunately. Thanks! -- 73/jeff/ac0c alpha-charlie-zero-charlie www.ac0c.com |