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Hi Buddy, I just wanted to let you know that I replaced the FET Q6 on the processor board also and now the ALC is rock solid. The sad part is that my first instinct was to replace the ALC pot. and Q6

Well Buddy I decided to just replace VR2 ALC pot and VR1 as well on the speech processor board. That seems to have pretty much fixed it. The ALC meter deflection diminishes somewhat after I ran it for

Have you replaced the 12BY7 with a new one yet? I have found a few times an ALC issue go away for some reason with a new driver tube.

Hi Buddy, VR2 on the processor board seems fine. I did find several cold solder joints on the processor board that was causing erratic alc readings when trying to adjust VR2 and also very low output

Hi Bob, Interesting problem. And with full output I do not think the finals would cause that but I have seen strange things before. Really does sound like something in the ALC circuit. Have you

I've been troubleshooting an FT-101e with an ALC issue. I get full power out at all times. After about 10 minutes of warmup, the alc fails to deflect much to the left. It works great for a few a

Hi Bruce, Thanks for the link. ?I’m glad to see that there is some interest in these old radios. I’ll study what has sold and come up with a plan. 73 Graham VO1DZA

The oldest, early FT-101 are not nearly as popular (or desirable) as the FT-101B... and the FT-101B is not as popular (or desirable) as the FT-101E series or FT-101E-F radios with their built in RF

Hi everybody. I’m new here. I have an early vintage FT-101 (w/ spare finals), with the speaker/phone patch, FV-101 remote VFO, and the matching scope. ?Everything worked when last used (last

Thanks for the reply and the suggestion. Regards Richard /WD4IKI

Does anyone know where one can find a replacement for the FRL-263 DO12/04CS relay?? I know several radios including my FT-107m have these mounted on the chasis. 73 Richard Goldblatt / WD4IKI

Only hums on transmit my locals hear it and I hear it with my headphones on only when keyed up Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Sunday, February 7, 2021 8:20 PM To:

Hi Paul, Looks like your 101 was made May of 1985. So not worry with the side number, only the rear. 5= 85 G= May 301207 production run. As far as the hum you will need to figure out if

I have acquired a FT101E .and somewhat confused serial number on back is 5G 301207? ? and one on side chassis just 301452? Trying to track down the correct model early /mid /late to determine if

Paul Harrold is your man. He is on FB under the group ?Ft-101’s. -Kevin w2fa

Ahh - Didn't appreciate that they fully restored and working. I'll take another look in the piggy bank... Peter G0LQU Peter Bradbury wrote:

Hi Peter No, not really but it took me a lot of time to restore them. Includes filters, speaker, yd844 mic etc. Was the ?100 for a transverter?? Regards Peter G4EXK

Hi Peter - do you have a ball park figure for this - how about ?100? Peter G0LQU Peter Bradbury wrote:

Hi Emerson That’s correct. These also have the front plastic on them Regards Peter G4EXK

Dear Peter I don't understand, you are talking about FTV-250 and FTV 650? EmersonPP6EW Em sábado, 7 de novembro de 2020 19:23:48 BRT, Peter Bradbury <peter.g4exk@...> escreveu: Hi