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Scott If I understand it correctly, the 62 uses only the 10.7 IF’s for the high 2 bands, but it can do AM as well as FM on those bands. Maybe it is possible that it is processing the FM as AM using

sorry for the typo RADIOS BY HALLICRAFTERS Walt Cates, WD0GOF https://wd0gof.com/Hallicrafters Your past has no control over your future. Only your NOW can impact your future.

According to "RDIOS BY HALLICRAFTERS" the R-42 was designed for the SX-42 Walt Cates, WD0GOF https://wd0gof.com/Hallicrafters Your past has no control over your future. Only your NOW can impact your

Agree on the R-42 Reproducer. First I ever heard was in the shop of W3HM, Howard Mills, a couple of years ago. Wonderful. It was hooked to my 51J4 at the time - not famous for "hifi audio" - but it

I saw one at Sussex last year, but there was quite a bit wax on the chassis around the opt, so it may have been cooked, and the radio was $100 ish, so I passed. The owner wasn't around, so I couldn't

The SX-62 has a fairly delicate output transformer that is sensitive to bad coupling caps in the output stages, sometimes you will find one half of the transformer open. If you get a chance to

Ebay is one of the places I keep a watch on, but it’s also the main place where the crazies try to get antique store prices for inoperable junk. Sometimes making an offer will bring the price down,

The 62A I bought was $75 with $75 shipping in E-bay, but it wasn't packed well, and the clear glass was broken, and dial glass supports were bent, Rf controll was npushed in, several other smaller

Thanks for the tips. I keep a watch for certain models, and the SX-62A is now one of them. It can take time to find a reasonable deal. From: <[email protected]> on behalf of Tom Dailey

Thank You! So there is hope of it sounding "correct". I will try again as soon as I have time(I'm still working, so there never seems to be enough time for my projects,

I’ve had (and redone) both… yeah, the “A” is better… That said, if you score one, try to find the “Reproducer” speaker… they sound like a concert hall. First time I ran my first

the 62A is a better receiver of the 2 ( in my opinion), it has a standard speaker output besides the 5000 ohm speaker, and there are less loktal tubes in it ( I don't like those).

An SX-62 is on my short list to acquire and restore. Until that happens, the only info I have is anecdotal and from research on the model. 73 – Steve, KW4H From: <[email protected]> on

I have replaced them in 1 of the 2 62's. I First bought a SX-62(kind of a wreck), recapped it, and it performed well except for FM audio, I then recapped the discriminator , and re adjusted it per the

Well – some other things to try first, then. The SX-62 is notorious for bad micas, and if not done yet you should replace every mica in the FM discriminator transformer. FM performance will be

I don't have a sweep generator, or spectrum analyzer I have an oscilloscope, standard rf signal generator, many different volt meters. ________________________________ Sent: Monday, January 16, 2023

On 1 unit I replaced them, the other I did not, I forgot which one ________________________________ Sent: Monday, January 16, 2023 5:55 AM To: [email protected]

Do you have the gear to do a sweep alignment? Ideally and if available, use a spectrum analyzer with a tracking generator so you can visualize the FM IF and have a better idea of what’s going on.

The Mica's in the IF transformers should also be changed! Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von Scott Petersen Gesendet: Montag, 16. Januar 2023 02:30 An:

Are the mica capacitors in the T27 (FM discriminator C93,C94,C95,C96) replaced? This could be that failure. Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von Scott