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Hi Matt, First thing is to clean all the old lub off. This should be done with small artist brushes or the steel tube acid brushes dipped into cleaning solution. Don't use a spray cleaner. I use

Thank you, Don. Yes, taking a break from it is what I need. You're right, that cap probably is C7, not C37. And the cathode voltage is okay, so it's probably not a faulty C7. But lifting or removing

Scott, you did not yet say, is it a SX-62 A, or B or no-suffix? It seems that you did the 455 IF ok but the 10.7 IF is the problem? or are you all the way down to the FM detector ? I was

TomThat is a shame.? I was just wondering if you had made any progress.? Perhaps a list member up in the north-west area of the country would be interested in having a go at it?? How far are you

Tom, well we all get worn down and discouraged when things beat us. Also, after concentrating on something, it is hard to see the forest for the trees. So perhaps it is time for a break. Most of

Oh Jim, my ONLY intent of this was about removing a tube or otherwise preventing an antenna input while at the same time using the mixer tube as a buffer between the Sig generator and the first IF

Thanks, I tried(the correct way), but I'm having issues with the FM, it has so much gain in FM that the oscillator stops, until I reduce the RF gain, I have to align it on 2-3 on the RF gain to get

DonYour IF alignment instructions are missing an important caveat.? You must lower the SG output to below where the AVC begins to operate.? Not doing so will cause the IFTs to be misaligned.? With

Hi All, I am restoring an SR-160 that has been dormant for some time.? The vernier dial does rotate through it's full rotation but does so sluggishly, getting stuck periodically.? Does anyone have

I certainly appreciate all the advice, hints and overall help I received in my attempt to resurrect this fine old survivor but, for me at least, I think the journey is over. Properly servicing the

Scott, as an aside, this is what they say for the S-20R .. they use the converter but disconnect it from upstream. From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On

All boxed up and ready to go out in the mail tomorrow. You'll get a notice from my Pirateship account. 73 - Steve, KW4H

Walt is **THE MAN** !!! 73/jeff/ac0c alpha-charlie-zero-charlie www.ac0c.com

Hi Steve, I’ll put a check in the mail to you tomorrow for three of them. Thanks for making them available. Tom N5AMA

Greetings, I am not sure if this thread regarding a front panel applies to Scott or Walt, but I would be willing to swap an SR-160 panel for an SR-500 panel. My SR-160 was not original when I got it

Hi Robert, I was unable to find your personal email to take this discussion off line. ?Please drop me an email at wa9wfa at gmail dot com. ? Here is an internet photo of an SR-160. ?Thanks. ?73,

Scott,I may have a parts SR160 around here.? Please send me a pic? of the panel, make it easier to look at the shelves.THanksRobert

Thanks!, I didn't look up which pin did what, I thought it could have been the plate, and pulling the tube would isolate the RF coming in. SX-62B ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, March

First off, I need to apologize to the guys here that responded to my SR-500 Tornado and SR-160 WTB post and didn’t hear back from me. I was on the road. Next, while on the road, I stopped by Walt

Scott, It is a SX-62 {no suffix} ? Since the signal is injected on the grid, it would seem the tube would have to be in service. Sent: Friday, March 14, 2025 6:57 PM To: