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Have you looked at out image database ? Go here: /g/HallicraftersRadios/album?id=38083 You might be able to use those images. *K2WH Bill's QRZ Biography (

Never have found a source yet for a replacement dial face for my S41G. This receiver works good and is in excellent physical condition except for the faded dial face. I wonder if anyone has a S41"W"

I know I'm late to the party, but the old Electronics Illustrated "Scrounger" 10 Watt 6V6 tube transmitter project (Link here: https://www.radiosky.com/scrounge.html ) had a 1 transistor "keying

Yep - I read your document on the issues you ran across before starting any work on my receiver.? Oddly, all other resistors in my receiver were well within tolerance.? The guy I bought it from told

Hi Floyd, Yep, my HT-44 also had a failed 22k resistor in that circuit.? It measured 568 ohms.? I replaced it and the others which weren't so far off.? At least one 1k and one 220 ohm resistor were

Yes nice work. If you want can you send me a PDF of the circuit and I will put it on the site with credit to you. K2WH@... *K2WH Bill's QRZ Biography ( https://www.qrz.com/db/k2wh

Nice work, Floyd. I'd appreciate a PDF to W8KZW@.... Thanks! 73 Jeff

I got some 3 watt 22k resistors from Amazon.? Slightly smaller than the original carbon 2 watt.? Will use them if the problem occurs again.

I use noise-cancelling headphones much of the time on CW and a stand-alone generator could not be heard.

I've finished testing my modification for providing a CW offset when running the HT-44 and SX-117 in transceive mode under control of the receiver VFO.? This is a "no-holes" modification that's

It's been a long while, but I recall a simple battery powered stand-alone side tone generator that worked quite well by simply responding to RF . No attachment at all to the transmitter or receiver.

Thanks for sharing. Walt Cates, WD0GOF https://wd0gof.com/Hallicrafters A majority of acceptance is not proof of

Walt - The sidetone generator is complete and working well.? The generator circuitry is housed in an external minibox and there are zero modifications to the SX-117 or HT-44.? All connections to the

Hi all, Digging in old museum papers sometimes provide some interesting views to the past. See attached. The prices are in 1959 Canadian dollars. Payette Radio was the biggest consumer/industrial

Brian, be careful working on this amp, those voltages in the amp can kill you ! -- *K2WH Bill's QRZ Biography ( https://www.qrz.com/db/k2wh ) * ---------------------------------------------------

Brian, If the power supply is wired properly, as Ed indicated, the "PLATE" light will only illuminate when AC is provided to the HV relay.? (I.E. the PLATE switch is ON? and the FIL switch is

Thank you very much for the reply. I will look at the switch. They are old. The original power supply for the HT-45 did not come with the AMP. The power supply that came with the amp has been

Hi, Brian Does the HV power supply still use 866A or 3B28 rectifier tubes? If a previous owner had changed to solid state rectifiers, he would not need the heaters on, but plate voltage off

Thanks, I have a question. I just noticed that when I switch on the "fil" switch the "plate" and "filiments" lights both come on. If I switch the plate to "on" the light still stays on. Is this

Great. Please email me info W8tow.sm@... ( W8tow.sm@... ) 73 Steve