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I just posted the following 2 ads on QTH and thought that ops on this server could be the Better solution: SEE ATTACHED PIX: A S-76 RECEIVER on top at 46lbs with the right most large microvolt/S-meter glass removed and the mechanicals of the meter/indicator shot. Cosmetically pretty beat; bottom front case rust, but no internal penetration. Was capable of 538khz thru 34 mhz in its day. will need work! No abuse, dampness, smoking, pets. JUST old $50.00 BO and S/H FEDEX ground or PICKUP via NU2W at QRZ or ARRL SEE ALL OTHER NU2W ADS----NO PAYPAL! The bottom rig is the HT-37 XMITER at 80 lbs and was capable of 100 watts cw/ssb and 25 am on 10,14,20,40,80... Ok/nice cosmetics.... clean and very repairable. All dial tuning/bedspread controls work smoothly as well as other pots, swts, toggles No abuse, dampness, smoking, pets. JUST old $135.00 BO and S/H FEDEX ground or PICKUP via NU2W at QRZ or ARRL SEE ALL OTHER NU2W ADS----NO PAYPAL! ALL offers considered and replied to. TU and 73 STAY SAFE AND STAY WELL! Respectfully, Thomas K. Lanieri, NU2W NJ DOH Licensed EMT; PHTLS, AMLS, PHPEC Millenium EMS ARC N.E. BioMedical Services ARC N.E. Disaster Cycle Services

I have seen center post to ground as high as 150 ohms. It only takes 3 to 5 ohms to start causing problems with speed and weight. It has the biggest effect on the timing capacitors. Walt Cates, WD0GOF https://wd0gof.com/Hallicrafters A majority of acceptance is not proof of correctness. https://wd0gof.com/bible-study/commentaries/

Probably a long shot but I was wondering if anybody here might have a back panel for a P-2000 power supply that they would be willing to part with? 73 Bob WB9RHW

I just updated the following 2 ads on QTH and thought that ops on this server could be the Better caretaker: SEE ATTACHED PIX: A S-76 RECEIVER on top at 46lbs with the right most large microvolt/S-meter glass removed The mechanicals of the meter/indicator are shot. Cosmetically pretty beat; bottom front case rust, but no internal penetration. Was capable of 538khz thru 34 mhz in its day. Will need work! No abuse, dampness, smoking, pets. JUST vintage $75.00 BO and S/H FEDEX ground or PICKUP via NU2W at QRZ or ARRL SEE ALL OTHER NU2W ADS----NO PAYPAL! The bottom rig is the HT-37 XMITER at 80 lbs and was capable of 100 watts cw/ssb and 25 am on 10,14,20,40,80... Nice cosmetics.... ALL original components….clean and very repairable. All dial tuning/bandspread controls work smoothly as well as other pots, swts, toggles, buttons No abuse, dampness, smoking, pets. JUST vintage $135.00 BO and S/H FEDEX ground or PICKUP via NU2W at QRZ or ARRL SEE ALL OTHER NU2W ADS----NO PAYPAL! ALL offers considered and replied to. TU and 73 STAY SAFE AND STAY WELL! Respectfully, Thomas K. Lanieri, NU2W NJ DOH Licensed EMT; PHTLS, AMLS, PHPEC Millenium EMS ARC N.E. BioMedical Services ARC N.E. Disaster Cycle Services

Hello all, this being my first post here. I recently acquired a Hallicrafters S40-B receiver from a dear friend who went SK. I had promised to restore it for him, so even though he is gone, I'll keep my promise. From the looks of it it's all original with no one ever having been inside it, unused for unknown amount of time. Manufactured Nov. 17, 1952. Even had the original manual in it. So what you see is 1952 dirt and a lot of old paper caps, etc. I'm an old timer, licensed in 1963, so tube rigs are not new to me. I have not plugged it in yet, and yes, I know all about Dim-Bulb-Testers, Variacs, etc. I have analog and digital meters, AF and RF generators, O'Scope, tube testers, etc. Just looking for some up front advice from anyone who has been down this path before with this or similar Hallicrafters receivers, what to watch out for, anything special to think about? Thank you, 73, Richard AG5M