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I looked into the Progrock2 for another project and you have to almost double that $18 for international shipping from Turkey. I don't think they have a domestic (US) shipping source. Russ N3CO

REF; progrock2 device: For $18 it is worth investigating Walt Cates, WD0GOF https://wd0gof.com/Hallicrafters A majority of acceptance is not proof of

Walt, I have the same issue with my SR-2000, yet for me it is the USB carrier crystal. After receiving a couple of USB replacement crystals and finding that they too were too far out of spec, I

Thank Halden. I ordered from AF4K.... 73 Dave wa3gin yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Hi Dave To get you into the ballpark, you could try an 11.52 MHz crystal from Mouser or Digikey.? It might oscillate at its 3rd harmonic.? Also, try Netty Electronics.

Possibly alignment of 1055-KC Third Conversion Oscillator or V10 weak. Von: HallicraftersRadios@groups.io <HallicraftersRadios@groups.io> Im Auftrag von Norm Drechsel Gesendet: Freitag, 20.

Hi folks, Does anyone have a source for crystals for the SR - 150? *As seen in the recent picture the xtal in the first 10-meter band slot is wrong. It is a 3.5MHz xtal and should be

The crystal for 3.5 should have been there as part of the stock radio. The only optional xtals were for the rest of the 10M segments with only one being provided as stock for 10M. I am currently

Hi Folks, I've started to restore a nice SR-150. Never had one before. I noticed the crystal for 3.5 is missing. From the dust pattern it appears that the crystal was never installed. Also, I

Beautiful Station... 73 WA3GIN wa3key.com@groups.io> wrote:

Twenty-six years ago I collected the components for a classic Hallicrafters station. The HT-33A amplifier was sold before I moved cross-country in 2020 (just too heavy) but I finally got around to

Anyone out there have a LSB carrier xtal 1648.550KHz they would part with. And yes, I have already checked with AF4K and several other sites, no joy. Walt Cates,

Hello all, I am posting this want ad for my Elmer and employer, Kevin, WA6HUL. Thanks, Lyman Lew KK6LPW *WANTED: Radio Repair Technician* Radio repair technician, tube era ham equipment and

I apologize for coming back here and begging for help with yet another thorny HT-46 problem, but I am at wits end. The VFO drift problem is solved and now I am addressing the chirpy CW note. I

You are very fortunate. Yes, that was the standard back then so no worry. I never did get the Dow Key then as my lawn mowing money could not afford it. Built my own with? Potter Brumfield open frame

Yep. If you look at the 44/117 setup in the manual you will see they are using a 117vac relay. Figure 5 page 5 of the Hallicrafters manual. Walt Cates, WD0GOF https://wd0gof.com/Hallicrafters A

I generously received a 117 v Dow relay to connect my HT-44 and SX-117. I’m now wondering if the relay contacts in the HT-44 (pins 2-3) control outlet connector are up to switching the 117 V to

Bill, I had not. I was not aware of those pixes. Thank you for the reference. There were a couple possibilities I'll try to work with. The best photo of the S41G faceplate is a little cropped on the

Ray, Probably any original scales have similar problems? So someone would have to somehow reproduce the exact scale “paint scheme layout”. You did not mention any, scars, chipping, flaking;

Just another suggestion: If the dial on your receiver is too far gone to use as a basis for printing a new one perhaps someone on this list can supply a suitable photo. Bill has referred you to