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You might also try the Johnson list at the mailman.qth mailing list. http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/johnson It will get more eyes on your request. Neither group is very active but

I am looking for a working Johnson Signal Sentry Please email me directly 73, Larry, W6YH

For Sale: Complete VFO assembly for a Johnson Valiant I or II. Completely rebuilt, updated +150VDC regulator updated to a solid state ( no heat) regulator. All caps ( except tempco) replaced,

Oh, the good old days!!! :-) Donald KX8K <brianpepperdine@...> wrote: ---------------------------------------------------- Some ham radio groups you may be interested

Terry took a VFO (likely from a Ranger) and made IT external as a utility VFO for various EFJ gear etc...his improved VF0 122 he calls the VFO 123. External... 3 videos (this time you get the URLs...

I had to search to find the video you referenced. I found it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_5KPxairR4 I subscribe to Terry's Patreon also. I highly recommend supporting him. He loves the EF

Just to have something new to say here.... I was watching a video on the D Lab YouTube channel in which Terry Dayton shows building a simple power supply to power a Viking 122 or Heath VF-1. After

Hello All, I hope that you are well. I am programming some 5300 ES and 53SL ES mobiles using PC Configure 2.18.16. I am looking for the setting where one can choose if the radio needs to be

I have the VFO-122 for the Viking II transmitter. The Viking II had beautiful workmanship done on the caps and other replacements with quality parts and work. The VFO had the Chernobyl Resistor

Hi John, Yes, the Viking II came from you!!!? I really got going on it soon after getting it from you.? Then my dog had a running start on a 30 foot retractable leach.? I wound up with a broken

John . . . <johnbsaxon@...> wrote: You may already know this, but I only learned about it recently. Instead of "decoding" the email address of a sender to reply to them, there's

OOPS...this should have gone to Lee privately. Apologies,John K5ENQ

Howdy Lee: This is John Saxon, K5ENQ,? now in Dickinson TX.? If memory serves me well (which it frequently does not :-) you purchased a Halli HA-5 from me last fall, and I think I gave (or sold?)

Dick, Collins did a lot of pioneer work and got a lot of money from the military to fund their designs.? Their S-line products were a wonder mechanical looks and design.? I don't think their

Dick, Swan:? "More Watts per Dollar" WRL:? "More pounds per Dollar" Lee, w0vt

Reminds me of what we used to say back in the day ... "If you want to know what frequency they are on, buy a Collins, if you want to hear them, buy a National" I had the NC-303 back in the 60's,

The sensitivity of a NC-300 or NC-303 are as good or better then any new transceiver.? They don't need any pre-amp.? Plus they like many boat anchor receivers have a very low noise floor level.?

Dennis, I Heathkit VF-1 makes a nice fairly inexpensive VFO for the Viking II.? You can get power off the transmitter or build up an outboard power supply for it.? I always like to use a separate

Leland . . . And if you want better sensitivity, close to what today's transceivers have to offer, you can always add a preamplifier to the receiver, along with any protection you'd need to prevent a

A Viking II is a good solid built transmitter.? I'm working on restoring one right now.? A guy gave it to me free but it was missing a lot of tubes plus the cabinet was not in too good of shape.?