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Do a search on eBay for Steampunk electronics and you will see several vendors selling meters and other electronics. You may find good deals on stuff they have no clue about. Dwight

Where did you find Steampunk radio stuff at?Thanks- George-KN3PAT

I needed to replace my meter when I got my R-274.? Steampunk people were selling this meter on eBay, and I snapped it up.? They don't know what they were selling, and I got a good price for it. I

I have made several in the past,, it is a simpson model 126, I believe, and you can take the movement from several different simpson models and put into the housing , then swap the neter face, and

You’re welcome glad I could help . Dave

Mine is remarkably stable.? It drifts a few Hz in the first few minutes, but nothing noticeable after that.? I wasn't able to find the original diodes anywhere in the USA - there were a couple on

Paul, thanks so much for the offer! I got a scan from Dave and that should do the trick. Have a great week, Tom N5AMA

Dave, thanks so much for taking the time to scan the dial and forward it to me!! Have a great week. Tom N5AMA

Hi Tom , Here's a scan of the dial . DaveKB6MBC

Tom I can send you a pic of my R-274 meter. Email me direct, I can maybe do more on this. Paul N6FEG [email protected]> wrote:

I'm looking for a replacement meter for the sx-73 (R-274) receiver. The receiver currently has a non-original Phaeton meter that has some sort of level set dial. The original meter looks like a

Hi Floyd, My neighbor has an electric fence which gives regular pops when listening to 40M. The NB reduces those quite a bit, but not completely. Now that you mention it, I might try replacing the

Hi Peter.? Nice to hear from someone who has an SX-117.? Yes, mine had a problem with one of the diodes in the circuit - it wasn't shorted, but had a resistance of around 60 ohms in each

It seems to me that no-one has actually answered your question. I have an SX117 and the NB certainly doesn't reduce the signal to S1. It causes a very slight drop in audio on AM but almost no

A short piece of solid electrical wire can be stripped at both ends and plugged in [carefully to the correct pins]. maybe you need #12, or 10 ? to fit snugly. With two pairs of good pliers, you

I also find Dave and Just Radios a good place to buy resistors and capacitors. I've used them frequently. Bob, AF6C

Its safe. If you are concerned with accidental contact with the socket you can put a piece of tape across it. Or, simply unwire the socket and link the necessary wires internally. -- Richard

My S-38E, acquired new in 1957, was a huge improvement over one tube regens and an old Philo console that allowed me to copy CW by listening to the hisses without a BFO. I still had the S-38E when I

Richard, Yes they cared about appearance. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but to me the most beautiful is the SX-28. Bob W4JFA [email protected]> wrote:

Thank you for the compliment (I collect them). I suppose restoring classic cars is similar, one can wind up replacing nearly all the parts and come out with what amounts to a new car that looks