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I only was listening to local AM radio on the bench, chunk of wire connected to antenna terminal. It sounds really nice. Band switch is a bit stiff, will work on that. All controls and switches

I always add an inrush limiter to the vintage gear. An ounce of prevention... you know. Jeep K3HVG

I have an excellent S-40B. I was incredibly fortunate to find this one so as to replicate my first operational station in 1959. It appears as-new. All the paper stickers still in place. I did re-cap

Very good Richard, but what all did you manage to receive, and how did it sound?? Good luck Sent: Friday, April 18, 2025 5:38 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios]

I had fun this morning. I started up my 1952 Hallicrafters S-40B receiver today, very carefully. I first cleaned the controls, then plugged in the receiver with my Variac and Dim-Bulb-Tester in line.

Nick, well maybe you can ask some SX-23 owner to take some pictures for you. Other than that, any reasonable meter is better than none at least for now . If you go to swaps, with a picture you might

I have a few edge wise meters in the junk box, I'll take a look at what I have and get back to you here. *K2WH Bill's QRZ Biography ( https://www.qrz.com/db/k2wh ) *

Don, The original is completely absent.? All I have are some pictures that I found online and one from a guy at ARF. I did verify that the meter drive circuit works by wiring up the meter from a

Yup! Get in line and good luck! You'll have an easier time getting a machinist to make you one! -- 73/Rick W7IMM __________________________________ All posts are created using free and opensource?

Nick, do you have any of the original meter ,or is it all gone? Other Hallicrafters meters of that vintage might be the best bet, but I know little[nothing] about the differences. Good luck, hope you

Thanks, guys.? Anyone know where to find one of these backward meters?? I've seen some posts around where people claim you can adjust a regular "left zero" meter to become a "right zero" using the

With no power it should be to the far right. After power up it should slowly move to the left. Walt Cates, WD0GOF https://wd0gof.com/Hallicrafters A majority of acceptance is not proof of correctness.

Mount the replacement meter upside down?JimLogic: Method used to arrive at the wrong conclusion, with confidence.? Murphy

This is a long shot, but I need the S meter for the SX-23 I've restored.? It looks like maybe a fairly standard round meter could be made to work.? It's a 1mA full scale type, however I've

I'd like to buy a Halli main tuning spinner knob like those used on the SR150, 400, HT-44, SX-117.? I want to use it on my SR-500.? Thanks.? 73, Scott WA9WFA

That's great, Walt. I have encountered a couple of? noisy sockets in this SR-150 but have yet to get such good results. Did the voltage checks around the Driver and Finals finding that with 120VAC

Walt that obvious simple test, should be near the top of everybody's routine test list; but get some asbestos gloves first, it is one test that can bite back. I know I don't have to tell you that, DO

You know, sometimes a fellow needs to follow his own advice. I have been working on an SR-160. As of this morning I had put 12 hours into it. I was getting nowhere. I spent considerable time ensuring

Ron that scheme sounds like as is here , but the source transformer is also grounded. I asked about the switch location for the usual reason and in your case where it might see 230 volts, rather than

Don, Australia runs 230VAC 50 Hz but typically measures around 240VAC. The arrangement you described sounds like our wiring. The system we use is called MEN or Multiple Earth Neutral system in that