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Nope ! It’s just magic – something somewhere went quirky with the Internet, I suppose! Mike/ _____________________________________ Mike Langner 929 Alameda Road NW Albuquerque, NM

Mike - did you turn on a VPN? That may cause that. ?73,Bob K3AC

And now suddenly, this one works! Fascinating!! Mike/ _______________________ Mike Langner 929 Alameda Road NW Albuquerque, NM 87114-1901 (505) 898-3212 home/home office (505) 238-8810 cell

Test -- I seem to be locked out of all Google Groups! Mike/ K5MGR Mike Langner 929 Alameda Road NW Albuquerque, NM 87114-1901 (505) 898-3212 home/home office (505) 238-8810

Howard, Download the S-38C manual and the tubes are listed in the SERVICE PART LIST page. V1 is 12SA7 Converter V2 is 12SG7 IF Amplifier and BFO V3 12SQ7 or 12SQ7GT/G Detector and audio amplifier V4

Correction: second tube is a 12SG7, fat fingers. The tubes are typical "All American 5" meant to work from AC or DC at about 115 volts.

You want tubes that all draw the same heater current so that the heater voltage for each tube is correct.? The 6SK7 heater draws 300 mA, not the 150 mA of all of the other tubes.? The heater voltage

The 6 volt tube doesn't belong there. 12SA7, 12QG7, 12SQ7, 35Z5, 50L6 Type 47 lamp. There is a handbook on BAMA. Replace all electrolytic and paper capacitors. There is a kit from Hayseed

Well, I did it again.... brought home a sad looking S-38C. It isnt in bad shape, all the knobs and parts are there.? It doesnt play, however.?? I did bring it up on a variac, with a dim bulb . All

Very nice looking radio, err clock!? Haven't decided if I'm going to refinish this as the wife is into antiques and she tells me that more often than not it ruins the value.? This one is in good

I am in need of both tuning knobs for my SX-122A (same knobs as for an SX-122).? Existing knobs have been butchered by PO, and are not salvageable at all.? Please let me know if you can turn loose

Hey, Justin, go into the photos section and take a peek at my 51. I sent the cabinet out for restoration and took the clock apart to oil it, checked the tubes and replaced the filter caps. Did

Haven't done much Hallicrafters lately but I always try to keep an eye out for something that might interest me.? I found this on GoodWill's auction site and I thought they wanted too much for it so

I have a S-19-R Sky Buddy (1939) 2nd run 6 tube for the winter project. ?It’s not in too bad a condition physically but I’m sure it will take some time to get it playing. -- Paul NV6B

Moved the SX-16 to the workbench yesterday to begin in on that.? Though, I think the National NC-200 will make for a true winter project. There's a S-20 sitting in the queue for several months now

I have quite a few projects that need to be completed. I just finished upgrading a Hallicrafters S-85 using hayseedhamfest S-85 capacitor kit. I had to replace the Sensitivity pot, clean the volume

Still picking away as time permits on my SR-150s. The kitchen renovation project has stretched out into a couple of other areas which needed attention but am making progress on the one radio. Once

Have a few FPM300's that I'm going to try to make work. Most need caps in the power supply, few other fixes. See how far I get. Looking forward to some fixing ? Sandy WN6CTY [email protected]>

Sounds like some nice projects. I plan to sell off some gear. I have way too many radios. I still have the restored SR2000 if anyone wants it. As for projects, I am helping a friend get his S line

What winter projects do you have lined up. I have an SR-400 Cyclone. I got it from a fellow who, unsuccessfully, attempted to upgrade it to a Cyclone II. It looks like a complete strip and rebuild