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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 should

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 Knoppow

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 like

RichardWell said!? Jim Logic: Method used to arrive at the wrong conclusion, with confidence.? Murphy

A note: Collins took the side tone out of the 32V-3 as part of de-TVI ing it. The 1 and 2 versions had it. Evidently, it was a leakage path for RF they couldn't stop. In the past I mostly monitored my