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If anyone has, or knows where I can find an S meter for the SX-23, please let me know. Mine is missing. Otherwise the rig is intact.

Oh wow! Thanks, Don! I'd been looking for that!

Nick, many months ago I posted a link to the QST 5 page ad for the 23 See /g/HallicraftersRadios/message/25703 for link ,_._,_

Heartwarming to see S 38 restorations. It was never a great performer but so many of us had one as our first radio. You never forget your first. Mark AF6IM [email protected]> wrote:

You may be right.? Usually you'll find either one or a few on Ebay but just searching a minute ago, NOTHING ! Shame, what I like about the 23 is the Retro or Art Deco look. *K2WH Bill's QRZ

All you need to do is click on the highlighted? text. -- *K2WH Bill's QRZ Biography ( https://www.qrz.com/db/k2wh ) * ---------------------------------------------------

I am looking at a schematic from Riders, probably from BAMA. It shows Pin 6 of the 12SK7 to be the screen grid, going to a line also connected to the a 0.25mfd cap on the B+ going to T-4 and the

Wow!?? Congrats on owning such a remarkable radio It's quite probable that that is the finest remaining SX-23 in existence .? What a beautiful rig. I wonder if this too was a Raymond Lowey

Have a problem here.? I can't see the picture, nor can I find the Album folder.? What am I missing? 73.Joe? AB1YO

I am in the process of recapping a S-38 that was given to me. ? I have not powered it up. ?It still has all the paper capacitors and non polarized AC Plug. ?It has 6 tubes and a BFO. ? It does not

Wow, Bill. Thanks! I finished the escutcheon a bit differently than stock. When I was cleaning it up I realized the entire piece was chromed steel and they had masked the "wings" when they painted

The following photos have been uploaded to the Hallicrafters Amateur Radios and Equipment - (ALBUM) ( /g/HallicraftersRadios/album?id=38083 ) photo album of the

All I can suggest is to look for any wiring errors you may have made. it IS possible for a new part to be defective but its rare. Just should not be forgotten. If the LO doesn't work on all bands

I echo the sentiment, best looking SX-23. So I put in a place of honor on the front page. *K2WH Bill's QRZ Biography ( https://www.qrz.com/db/k2wh

Thank you Richard, Paul and Nick. Yes, I've read that the S-20R is a pretty decent receiver and worth repairing/restoring. I passed on the Hayseed Hamfest can electrolytic and just used discrete caps

Skip, we took your topic off the road. Going back to your comment ….One suggestion was: “You should most likely install a 3-wire cable.” But my home (downstairs) is a log home and the

Nick, Re I still hear people say "220" when they mean 240V. How do you know which they mean? Right here the laws for 240 Vs 220 are simple, but complicated. You put 240V 0r 120 into your long

NickThere are many who feel as you do.?? I would check the tube heater voltage at the tube socket.? If it is within 10% of 6.3 volts then all is OK according to the vacuum tube manuals.? I am of

I always use a variac on my vintage gear set to about 115V to keep the filaments safe.? My line V is about 121/242 but at a previous residence it was sitting around 108V! I still hear people say

Depends on the year!? Sometime in the 1950's, the line voltage convention was changed from 117 to 120 so the choices were 117 / 234 then and 120 / 240 now.? 115 volts was proposed in 1927 in the