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Ebay does the same - why do you think those 87,000 or so IRS agents were wanted - ? to squeeze more money out of ??--- fun times we are living in now.

Good info. Will revise ad. [email protected]> wrote:

I recommend that all sellers of used ham gear stop accepting PayPal (as merchandise). This is for 2 reasons: 1. PayPal now reports all personal sales exceeding $600 annually to IRS, and you will

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_M_PSDAB6w I have a SX-140 & HT -40. How do I spot them? Dave KC3AM

A comment that the S 40 A has differences from the S 40 and the S 40 B is extensively redesigned.? I think the S 40 B is superior to the earlier models even though many of the changes appear to make

After reading Steve’s comment I agree whole heartedly. I am in India and going off memory which isnt too great,AlbertKR3HAB

Steve, I would try leaving the mod. Floating 10 ohms from ground is not much different from 0 ohms, and direct coupling of caps is not much of a change. It may add a little sensitivity but may

I use my S-40B mostly on 40 and 80 CW, paired with an Elmac AF-67. I also have an R-388, a BC-342, and an NC-183, all of which are "better" than the S-40B, but the S-40B is much more portable for

In 1959, my novice receiver, an S-40B, did yoeman service on 80, 40, and 15 meters. I worked many stations on 15, to include a few DX stations. Not having any reference to compare with at the time, it

Whether it’s Hallicrafters, Hammarlund, National, or almost any of the other brands back in the day, people did indeed get what they paid for. And even some of the “relatively” higher-end

I think one problem is rhat Hallicrafters and others pushed the upper limits of their receivers for promotional purposes.? Using higher Gm tubes in the later models helped but I think the rf coils

Mark, Yeah, a lot of these older sets can be deaf as a doornail on the higher frequencies.? I won't be keeping the S-40 -- it belongs to a good friend who is disabled, and it's a restoration for

Many decades ago I restored an S40. It was my first receiver. My dad bought it used at Fortune Electronics in San Carlos CA for $20. New caps, many out of spec resistors replaced, weak tubes replaced

I found a much more detailed manual for the S-40 and, as it turns out, it has a highly detailed description of most every component.? Very well-written.? Anyway, my question was answered by Phil

Phil... Thanks for the comment! I wondered about to low value of 10 ohms. 73, ART W6REQ Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2022 3:23 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios]

R30 is almost certainly a grid stopper to suppress spurious oscillations. Unless V2 grid pulls a ton of current (I would expect it to be zero) 10 ohms will have no effect on the signal level. As with

Thanks for the reply, Art.? Many old receivers never did very well on the upper bands -- possibly, it was an experiment to see if fiddling with the oscillator circuit would help.? Unless any other

Steve... It looks like elimination of R30 would increase the Local Oscillator injection level. I’m not sure why this would be a good idea? 73, ART W6REQ Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2022 6:32 AM To:

Glad to have found this group! I've got an S-40 on the bench -- a restoration project for a friend. ?The receiver belonged to his grandfather (who was licensed), then was passed on to him. ?For the

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