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Skip, I am interested in purchase of all your tubes. Might you please advise what you have available. Ship on my UPS account. Many thanks, Robert W4RRD 904 264 2946 a Land Line 1400 2400 Eastern Sent:

I have been examining the US EPA documents about PCB oil used in condensers. Sprague is stated to have used a PCB oil with trade name Clorinol, Cornell Dubiler used Dykanol, Aerovox used Hyvol, and

Hi, Skip FYI - that Tung-Sol '4832' tube is likely a 4B32, a Xenon gas equivalent to the 872A mercury vapor rectifier. The 3BP1 CRT was used in the Central Electronics model MM-2 transmitter monitor.

Thanks Jacques Nice that there are lots of catalogs, but as it work on my machine, CTRL-F does not work for me, so I gave up for now. Have you seen “black beauty” on any metalized caps?, I am just

Hi, Skip I could use the RCA CBC810, if still available. (Actually, I could use a pair if you have them). Is Paypal alright, or I could send a check if you prefer. For your info, the VT-136 on your

Newbie here. Thanks for welcoming me and I hope this post is appropriate. Not tested, requires evaluation to determine condition and desired restoration. This is from the estate of a long-departed SK

Second list of tubes. I came by these tubes from a friend and now SK. Some are exotic looking and most will be hard to find references to. Price is $1.00 each for my dusting them off and packing plus

I came by these tubes from a friend and now SK. Some are exotic looking and most will be hard to find references to. Price is $1.00 each for my dusting them off and packing plus shipping cost which I

Dave, if you move the carrier point you are just changing the pass band. Not the frequency. This would be like adjusting a PBT on icom or shift on yaesu. Only it works on TX also. On this radio and

The old ABC News clip appears at 12:38 in this Youtube video: https://youtu.be/zRdhoYqCAQg?si=4oJy76zQ7a5B9fOt

Very Cool, In the Yaesu FT-857 the radio had a feature that allowed the operator to adjust the Carrier Point for either lower or upper sideband in receive or transmit +/- 300Hz (p.97 of the operations

Probably a S-27 Bruce.. Paul N6FEG [email protected]> wrote:

That’ll most likely be an S-27 (or maybe an S-36, later version of the 27). Would be interested if you have a link to where you saw this, or what season/episode numbers was it? Dale WB3BEF Sent:

I noticed a Hallicrafters rig in an old ABC News clip that appeared in a recent Last Week Tonight episode covering the history of UFOs, back to the WW2 era. I am curious if anyone has a guess on the

Yes! I now have 2 hours of talk time on it. With the dd 103 counter, there is nonoffset and everyone is happy. C

Great idea! 73/jeff/ac0c alpha-charlie-zero-charlie www.ac0c.com

Don, Maybe it can help your searches or maybe not: there is a site where you can see all Allied Electronics Catalogues from 1929 up to 2015. Sprague and many other capacitors manufacturers listed

Calling this one complete.? I just need to add terminal posts/strip on the rear for the three antenna leads, not sure how they where originally terminated.? Only pictures I've seen show the three

Yet thanks Jim, it worked ! ,then… I went down the Sprague group looking for the 109p [ads from about 1955 to 1959] and I could not see “109p”. those 109p’s had HCX? and there seemed to be

These radios drop approximately 40 cycles on TX.? This is annoying in modern times. This drop happens in ALL modes.? I isolated the VFO from the radio and found the issue is the VFO itself. It's not