Re: HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling
GIMP (GNU IMAGE MANIPULATION PROGRAM)
Gimp like LibreOffice has been around for a really long time.
Just about every Linux distribution comes with Libre Office already installed and Gimp is usually always in the software repository for that distribution.
Interesting thing is that GIMP for Windows is available in the Microshaft "Store"? (but since it's open source software, it's free and you're pretty safe getting software from the MS "store" because they won't allow un-virus checked software in there.....
This is how nearly ALL Linux software is obtained.? It's in a protected software repository and is ONLY available once it's been cleared as "clean".......Something Microsoft should have been doing all along but only started doing in the last several years.
When you think GIMP, Think Photoshop.? The difference is, it doesn't extract money from you......All OpenSource software is this way.? In general, you don't pay to use it.
In some cases,? if you want to use it in business, and you want support (for business use) you probably have to pay for that support.
It's amazing how many people still think the only game in town is MS.
I have been using Linux for my main computer since about 1998.......So? I haven't had to pay the MS tax for many years.? AND NO, there is NO HRD for Linux.? There are logging programs....I stopped keeping a log when the FCC eliminated the requirement.
I also have a (Mid 2012) Macbook Pro (Intel Core i5 cpu) ? that I originally bought for my daughter to use in college.? After she graduated, she asked me if I wanted it back.? I said "Sure", I'll try that Mac (not a truck) computer!
After a day using the MAC OS, I want to drive my truck over it!? So I replaced the hard drive with a solid state drive and installed Linux on it!? Works much better for me that way and I don't have to ask Steve jobs if I can use it!! (Gimp and Libre Office are also available for the MAC.....did I say for free?)
--
73/Rick
WA6III
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No critters were injured transmitting with Hallicrafters transmitters except
the ones that wandered into the final amp cage Bug-Motel!!
Bugs check-in, but they don't check-out!
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Re: HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling
I think so, or at least a degree anyway
On Nov 20, 2022 9:34 PM, don Root <drootofallevil@...> wrote:
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Hi Scott
I don’t know gimp , but can it rotate a fraction of a degree?
Don ?VA3DRL
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If you use gimp you can orient a file in any direction. I just used it for the first time last week, and it's sharpen function works great on faded schematics. ?
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Thanks all for help. The hints from Steve and Tom were most helpful. Now the front panel is out and I started working on the gummed up tuning capacitors.?
73 Kihwal
On Sunday, November 20, 2022, 20:45, Richard Knoppow <1oldlens1@...> wrote: Bristol is still in business.? ?Also, exelite makes sets of screwdriver type Bristol wrenches.? They are more expensive than the L wrenches but can reach places the L wrenches can't go.? You really need both kinds.?
-------- Original message -------- From: qanthony87 <aquinn50@...> Date: 11/20/22 6:16 PM (GMT-08:00) Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios] R-274, SX-73
Bristol Wrenches ? ? ? ? I have the same problem right now with another Hallicrafters radio.? Hallicrafters used Bristle Head and not Allen Head.? So you needed a Bristle wrench and not an Allen wrench.? Not knowing this, many users tried removing the knobs with Allen wrenches and then when that did not work, tried using whatever destructive tool they had in their shop.? Then you wound up with set screws with flat heads and they set screws could not be removed.? In my case, I am going to buy a cheap set of left hand drills used to remove problematic set screws.? Not sure this will always work, but it's worth a try.? Lee, w0vt On 11/20/2022 5:42 PM, =R= wrote: Hi KL, It just so happens I have an SX-73 on the bench right now. The bad news is that it is in the shop where I am not- I’m 6 hours away for the holiday. If you can’t get an answer sooner, I’ll be back the week of December 4th and can look into the knob issue. Meanwhile, I have a question for you: My receiver had a busted filament regulator bulb. The manual gives no details about manufacturers part or specifications. I subbed a random part that happens to fit exactly, but I’m pretty sure it is the wrong resistance. Can you provide any details. Thanks,
On Nov 20, 2022, at 1:53 PM, Kihwal Lee via groups.io <kihwal@...> wrote:
? I am in the process of repairing a long neglected R-274. I want to remove the front panel, but the tuning knob won't come off even after removing the two set screws.? Any ideas? I see a small hole in the black plastic part, but couldn't figure out whether there is another set screw. Nothing would fit.
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Bristol is still in business.? ?Also, exelite makes sets of screwdriver type Bristol wrenches.? They are more expensive than the L wrenches but can reach places the L wrenches can't go.? You really need both kinds.?
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-------- Original message -------- From: qanthony87 <aquinn50@...> Date: 11/20/22 6:16 PM (GMT-08:00) Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios] R-274, SX-73
Bristol Wrenches ? ? ? ? I have the same problem right now with another Hallicrafters radio.? Hallicrafters used Bristle Head and not Allen Head.? So you needed a Bristle wrench and not an Allen wrench.? Not knowing this, many users tried removing the knobs with Allen wrenches and then when that did not work, tried using whatever destructive tool they had in their shop.? Then you wound up with set screws with flat heads and they set screws could not be removed.? In my case, I am going to buy a cheap set of left hand drills used to remove problematic set screws.? Not sure this will always work, but it's worth a try.? Lee, w0vt On 11/20/2022 5:42 PM, =R= wrote: Hi KL, It just so happens I have an SX-73 on the bench right now. The bad news is that it is in the shop where I am not- I’m 6 hours away for the holiday. If you can’t get an answer sooner, I’ll be back the week of December 4th and can look into the knob issue. Meanwhile, I have a question for you: My receiver had a busted filament regulator bulb. The manual gives no details about manufacturers part or specifications. I subbed a random part that happens to fit exactly, but I’m pretty sure it is the wrong resistance. Can you provide any details. Thanks,
On Nov 20, 2022, at 1:53 PM, Kihwal Lee via groups.io <kihwal@...> wrote:
? I am in the process of repairing a long neglected R-274. I want to remove the front panel, but the tuning knob won't come off even after removing the two set screws.? Any ideas? I see a small hole in the black plastic part, but couldn't figure out whether there is another set screw. Nothing would fit.
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Re: HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling
re: pdf creation
Two useful pieces of software when it comes to .pdf's........1)
CutePDF.....this is loaded as a 'pseudo' printer but instead of
printing a document it turns it into a .pdf.? 2) Printkey2000.....
an 'oldie but a goodie'.? From 1999, long time ago.? This gets
loaded and comes into play when you press the "print screen'
(PrtScr) key on the keyboard.? You can do several things with the
image........crop, print, save as several different formats, copy
into just about anything.? Windows 7, 10 and 11 will sometimes
arbitrarily remove
the program without your knowledge, so I put a shortcut on the
taskbar at the bottom to reload.
Microsoft has their versions of both of these functions but I prefer
to use other sources (Microsoft stuff gets hacked all the time)....
Links :
Make sure you have a good antivirus/malware program installed before
downloading......I use GDATA from or
.
Hope this helps someone
Tom Latimer
On 11/20/2022 19:20, don Root wrote:
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Hi
Rick? and thanks for reply
I
understood? your “when I get time” to mean that it was only
time preventing you from scanning, guess I should have read
more!
?
I
learned long ago that you needed Adobe to make a PDF. I
suppose over the years things have changed. I use and Old MS
office installation largely for Access and old visual basic,
and word sometimes, and outlook.
?
I
don’t know about ?libreoffice .. I am afraid to push
download buttons …I have been duped before!! ?Thanks for
info ..I should try it. I found the new DJVU reader to be
good, as long as the scans are good, but have no idea how to
make a file.
?
About
joining two scans of a schematic: you must have more
patience than I have. I have tried it with .tiff files, but
I can never get both in exactly the same orientation, and
programs I had/have won’t rotate in fractions of one degree.
Hope
all goes well with the HT37
73,,,
don VA3DRL
?
?
?
Hi Don,
I do not have an HT37 manual or I would have scanned/uploaded
it long ago!? I do have a scanner that I have scanned
schematics with (HP3110)? and was actually able to "piece"
together a good schematic from multiple scans.? It scans any
document into hi-res PDF's?
If you need a good PDF editor/creator, have a look at
LibreOffice
It's free (like free beer) and they don't hound you for money
either in the form of payment or donations even if you do
register it.? (I think they only ask once)?
They have versions for Winblows, Mac(not the truck) and
various forms of? Linux (I am using the Linux RPM version)
They even have iOS and Android (document viewers)? and I just
noticed there's even an online version (although it's not
working so it must be new)
It's essentially developed by many of the former developers of
Open Office that was "spun-off' by Oracle when they acquired
Sun Microsystems several years ago.
.
--
73/Rick
WA6III
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Re: HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling
Hi Scott I don’t know gimp , but can it rotate a fraction of a degree? Don ?VA3DRL ?
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Scott Petersen
Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2022 8:28 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios] HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling? If you use gimp you can orient a file in any direction. I just used it for the first time last week, and it's sharpen function works great on faded schematics. ? ??===== trimd
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Lee Bahr Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2022 6:27 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios] R-274, SX-73 ? I have the same problem right now with another Hallicrafters radio.? Hallicrafters used Bristle Head and not Allen Head.? So you needed a Bristle wrench and not an Allen wrench.? Not knowing this, many users tried removing the knobs with Allen wrenches and then when that did not work, tried using whatever destructive tool they had in their shop.? Then you wound up with set screws with flat heads and they set screws could not be removed.? In my case, I am going to buy a cheap set of left hand drills used to remove problematic set screws.? Not sure this will always work, but it's worth a try.? Lee, w0vt On 11/20/2022 5:42 PM, =R= wrote: Hi KL, It just so happens I have an SX-73 on the bench right now. The bad news is that it is in the shop where I am not- I’m 6 hours away for the holiday. If you can’t get an answer sooner, I’ll be back the week of December 4th and can look into the knob issue. Meanwhile, I have a question for you: My receiver had a busted filament regulator bulb. The manual gives no details about manufacturers part or specifications. I subbed a random part that happens to fit exactly, but I’m pretty sure it is the wrong resistance. Can you provide any details. Thanks,
On Nov 20, 2022, at 1:53 PM, Kihwal Lee via groups.io <kihwal@...> wrote:
? I am in the process of repairing a long neglected R-274. I want to remove the front panel, but the tuning knob won't come off even after removing the two set screws.? Any ideas? I see a small hole in the black plastic part, but couldn't figure out whether there is another set screw. Nothing would fit.
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If you use gimp you can orient a file in any direction. I just used it for the first time last week, and it's sharpen function works great on faded schematics.
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On Nov 20, 2022 7:20 PM, don Root <drootofallevil@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Rick? and thanks for reply
>
> I understood? your “when I get time” to mean that it was only time preventing you from scanning, guess I should have read more!
>
> ?
>
> I learned long ago that you needed Adobe to make a PDF. I suppose over the years things have changed. I use and Old MS office installation largely for Access and old visual basic, and word sometimes, and outlook.
>
> ?
>
> I don’t know about ?libreoffice .. I am afraid to push download buttons …I have been duped before!! ?Thanks for info ..I should try it. I found the new DJVU reader to be good, as long as the scans are good, but have no idea how to make a file.
>
> ?
>
> About joining two scans of a schematic: you must have more patience than I have. I have tried it with .tiff files, but I can never get both in exactly the same orientation, and programs I had/have won’t rotate in fractions of one degree.
>
> Hope all goes well with the HT37
>
> 73,,, don VA3DRL
>
> ?
>
> ?
>
> From: [email protected] [mailto: [email protected]] On Behalf Of Rick WA6III
> Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2022 6:04 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios] HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling
>
> ?
>
> Hi Don,
>
> I do not have an HT37 manual or I would have scanned/uploaded it long ago!? I do have a scanner that I have scanned schematics with (HP3110)? and was actually able to "piece" together a good schematic from multiple scans.? It scans any document into hi-res
PDF's?
>
> If you need a good PDF editor/creator, have a look at LibreOffice https://www.libreoffice.org/
>
> It's free (like free beer) and they don't hound you for money either in the form of payment or donations even if you do register it.? (I think they only ask once)?
> They have versions for Winblows, Mac(not the truck) and various forms of? Linux (I am using the Linux RPM version)
>
> They even have iOS and Android (document viewers)? and I just noticed there's even an online version (although it's not working so it must be new)
>
> It's essentially developed by many of the former developers of Open Office that was "spun-off' by Oracle when they acquired Sun Microsystems several years ago.
>
> .
> --
> 73/Rick
> WA6III
> ===== trimd
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The two screws in the metal hub get removed. As is typical,
there is probably a burr on the tuning shaft keeping the knob from pulling off.
You may have to devise a way to hold the tuning shaft and sort of unscrew the
knob from the shaft.
?
Also, the very front of the knob will pop off revealing a nut
that holds the metal hub to the knob. Removing that may
help.
?
Tom
W3TA
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Hi,
I am in the process of repairing a long
neglected R-274. I want to remove the front panel, but the tuning knob won't
come off even after removing the two set screws.? Any ideas? I see a small
hole in the black plastic part, but couldn't figure out whether there is another
set screw. Nothing would fit.
73
Kihwal
K9SUL
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Kihwal, since the set screws are removed, you’ve won the hardest battle. ?To get the knob off, I’d suggest a small squirt of WD-40 in the set screw holes. ?Wait 10 minutes, then try to wiggle the knob off of the shaft. ?
73 - Steve, KW4H?
Sent from Proton Mail for iOS
On Sun, Nov 20, 2022 at 2:53 PM, Kihwal Lee via groups.io < kihwal@...> wrote: Hi,
I am in the process of repairing a long neglected R-274. I want to remove the front panel, but the tuning knob won't come off even after removing the two set screws.? Any ideas? I see a small hole in the black plastic part, but couldn't figure out whether there is another set screw. Nothing would fit.
73 Kihwal K9SUL
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I have the same problem right now with another Hallicrafters
radio.? Hallicrafters used Bristle Head and not Allen Head.? So
you needed a Bristle wrench and not an Allen wrench.? Not knowing
this, many users tried removing the knobs with Allen wrenches and
then when that did not work, tried using whatever destructive tool
they had in their shop.? Then you wound up with set screws with
flat heads and they set screws could not be removed.? In my case,
I am going to buy a cheap set of left hand drills used to remove
problematic set screws.? Not sure this will always work, but it's
worth a try.?
Lee, w0vt
On 11/20/2022 5:42 PM, =R= wrote:
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Hi KL,
It just so happens I have an SX-73 on the bench right now.
The bad news is that it is in the shop where I am not- I’m 6
hours away for the holiday. If you can’t get an answer sooner,
I’ll be back the week of December 4th and can look into the knob
issue.
Meanwhile, I have a question for you: My receiver had a
busted filament regulator bulb. The manual gives no details
about manufacturers part or specifications. I subbed a random
part that happens to fit exactly, but I’m pretty sure it is the
wrong resistance. Can you provide any details.
Thanks,
=Randy=
WB6MAI?
On Nov 20, 2022, at 1:53 PM, Kihwal
Lee via groups.io <kihwal@...> wrote:
?
Hi,
I am in the process of
repairing a long neglected R-274. I want to remove the
front panel, but the tuning knob won't come off even
after removing the two set screws.? Any ideas? I see a
small hole in the black plastic part, but couldn't
figure out whether there is another set screw. Nothing
would fit.
73
Kihwal
K9SUL
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Re: HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling
Hi Rick? and thanks for reply I understood? your “when I get time” to mean that it was only time preventing you from scanning, guess I should have read more! ? I learned long ago that you needed Adobe to make a PDF. I suppose over the years things have changed. I use and Old MS office installation largely for Access and old visual basic, and word sometimes, and outlook. ? I don’t know about ?libreoffice .. I am afraid to push download buttons …I have been duped before!! ?Thanks for info ..I should try it. I found the new DJVU reader to be good, as long as the scans are good, but have no idea how to make a file. ? About joining two scans of a schematic: you must have more patience than I have. I have tried it with .tiff files, but I can never get both in exactly the same orientation, and programs I had/have won’t rotate in fractions of one degree. Hope all goes well with the HT37 73,,, don VA3DRL ? ?
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Rick WA6III
Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2022 6:04 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios] HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling? Hi Don,
I do not have an HT37 manual or I would have scanned/uploaded it long ago!? I do have a scanner that I have scanned schematics with (HP3110)? and was actually able to "piece" together a good schematic from multiple scans.? It scans any document into hi-res PDF's?
If you need a good PDF editor/creator, have a look at LibreOffice
It's free (like free beer) and they don't hound you for money either in the form of payment or donations even if you do register it.? (I think they only ask once)?
They have versions for Winblows, Mac(not the truck) and various forms of? Linux (I am using the Linux RPM version)
They even have iOS and Android (document viewers)? and I just noticed there's even an online version (although it's not working so it must be new)
It's essentially developed by many of the former developers of Open Office that was "spun-off' by Oracle when they acquired Sun Microsystems several years ago.
.
--
73/Rick
WA6III
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Hi KL,
It just so happens I have an SX-73 on the bench right now. The bad news is that it is in the shop where I am not- I’m 6 hours away for the holiday. If you can’t get an answer sooner, I’ll be back the week of December 4th and can look into the knob issue.
Meanwhile, I have a question for you: My receiver had a busted filament regulator bulb. The manual gives no details about manufacturers part or specifications. I subbed a random part that happens to fit exactly, but I’m pretty sure it is the wrong resistance. Can you provide any details.
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On Nov 20, 2022, at 1:53 PM, Kihwal Lee via groups.io <kihwal@...> wrote:
? Hi,
I am in the process of repairing a long neglected R-274. I want to remove the front panel, but the tuning knob won't come off even after removing the two set screws.? Any ideas? I see a small hole in the black plastic part, but couldn't figure out whether there is another set screw. Nothing would fit.
73 Kihwal K9SUL
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Re: HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling
Hi Don,
I do not have an HT37 manual or I would have scanned/uploaded it long ago!? I do have a scanner that I have scanned schematics with (HP3110)? and was actually able to "piece" together a good schematic from multiple scans.? It scans any document into hi-res PDF's?
If you need a good PDF editor/creator, have a look at LibreOffice
It's free (like free beer) and they don't hound you for money either in the form of payment or donations even if you do register it.? (I think they only ask once)?
They have versions for Winblows, Mac(not the truck) and various forms of? Linux (I am using the Linux RPM version)
They even have iOS and Android (document viewers)? and I just noticed there's even an online version (although it's not working so it must be new)
It's essentially developed by many of the former developers of Open Office that was "spun-off' by Oracle when they acquired Sun Microsystems several years ago.
.
--
73/Rick
WA6III
__________________________________
No critters were injured transmitting with Hallicrafters transmitters except
the ones that wandered into the final amp cage Bug-Motel!!
Bugs check-in, but they don't check-out!
|
Hi,
I am in the process of repairing a long neglected R-274. I want to remove the front panel, but the tuning knob won't come off even after removing the two set screws.? Any ideas? I see a small hole in the black plastic part, but couldn't figure out whether there is another set screw. Nothing would fit.
73 Kihwal K9SUL
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Re: HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling
Rick; I am glad that you identified the pot with the help from Jim, And I hope you can stimulate others who have Errata data? and any other related info on any radio stuff to copy it and upload it to a site where all can find and access it. When it comes to BAMA, it’s too bad that you didn’t upload yours ?to BAMA’s ?FTTP? site in about 2001 ?when few had scanners, or even USB version 1.1 and something better than dial-up to transfer those big files. Even I can/and could scan good quality letter size paper, but not those wide schematics, and I don’t have a PDF editor that I know of so, I don’t attempt to make a document, but I wish I could. ?The 70 year old manuals I have acquired are yellowed, sometimes printed poorly, often marked up in pencil, or torn, folded/bent; so many would not copy well. I am guilty of using BAMA but not doing my part to support it. I am thankful that they, with help from some users have provided as much as they have. Most would agree that many existing schematics on BAMA are not easy to read, and it would be nice if new manuals with wide schematics, and no defects would be uploaded by those with a wide scanner and capable of doing a good job; and hopefully this could be done for all versions of the manual. 73? don VA3DRL ?
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Rick WA6III
Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2022 1:25 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios] HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling? Thanks Jim!
I did identify the correct pot and do have the (really poor copies of the) BAMA manuals and schematics!
I was more interested in any errata that might have come out on the HT37 after manufacture.? I know they did it on a lot of the other equipment.?
When I get time, I send? hi-res 600dpi PDF copies of manuals I have to them so they can replace the crummy DJVU files and other very poorly copied PDF's with sharp PDF's.? It's amazing that people? think they're doing anyone a favor by sending nearly unreadable schematics and manuals to the BAMA!! -- ?
73/Rick
WA6III
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Re: HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling
Thanks Jim!
I did identify the correct pot and do have the (really poor copies of the) BAMA manuals and schematics!
I was more interested in any errata that might have come out on the HT37 after manufacture.? I know they did it on a lot of the other equipment.?
When I get time, I send? hi-res 600dpi PDF copies of manuals I have to them so they can replace the crummy DJVU files and other very poorly copied PDF's with sharp PDF's.? It's amazing that people? think they're doing anyone a favor by sending nearly unreadable schematics and manuals to the BAMA!!
--
73/Rick
WA6III
__________________________________
No critters were injured transmitting with Hallicrafters transmitters except
the ones that wandered into the final amp cage Bug-Motel!!
Bugs check-in, but they don't check-out!
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Re: HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling
Greetings to Rick and the Group:
According to the HT-37 schematics posted on the BAMA site, the audio balance pot is R113.?? It is a 500 ohm 4 watt pot.?? Probably wire-wound.
On looking more closely at your drawing, I see that there is an "AUDIO AMPL. BAL." which is labeled on the schematic simply as "AUDIO BAL", hence the confusion.?? Probably what you are referring to is labeled on the schematic as "AUDIO PHASE BAL."?? This is R112.?? This is also a 500 ohm pot; wattage not shown on the schematic.
Regards,
--
Jim T.
KB6GM
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HT37 Audio phase shift network and chassis labeling
Howdy all,
I am helping a friend with an HT37 that has a little problem getting the audio phase shift network to balance.
He has discovered that one of the pots is at the point where a squirt will no longer get it to work reliably and wants to replace it.? Looking at the chassis labeling, he noticed that it's labeled Audio BAL R12.? It's really NOT R12.? R12 is a screen resistor for the 12BY7.?
I guess I am wondering if anyone has an HT37 "Errata" list of all the misprints/mislabeling on the schematic and parts list.? I didn't find one in the files section!
--
73/Rick
WA6III
__________________________________
No critters were injured transmitting with Hallicrafters transmitters except
the ones that wandered into the final amp cage Bug-Motel!!
Bugs check-in, but they don't check-out!
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Re: Hallicrafters Equipment For Sale
Richard ?just a friendly thought Many might want all that, but it won’t fit in one car, or even van without piling up. And how many have room inside if it got “home” and then how could you sneak all that in past the door guards, and all that assumes that you have been at the gym for a few years keeping very fit.. ya was I time I lifted those too, but no more. I am sympathetic to your plight as I am in the same situation, but have a lot more than that, but not nearly as nice. 73,, don VA3DRL ?
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Richard
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2022 3:47 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios] Hallicrafters Equipment For Sale? No response at $3,850. Price reduced to $3,500 or best offer. I still want to sell as a complete lot.
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Rick W7IMM
don Root