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Hear! Hear! K3HVG

===END QUOTE,? BEGIN COMMENT==== as I tried to finish this comment, I am reminded that what triggered this question and this specific comment? was the S-40? topic so this is specifically for the

Hi Dan, I have an SX-25 I was planning to part out.? Please let me know what else you may possibly need. '73, Randy WN9D

I stand corrected on something – there are interesting notes on this in the Osterman book. Actually, there were AC/DC variants of the S-40B – they were the S-77 and S-77A. There was also a SC-77A

Yup, thanks.

Forgot to mention... if you're going to use a grommet, a small, very tight tye-wrap close to the exit hole will keep the cord from moving. K3HVG

Yes... they all do. Whomever the glue-person was, they enjoyed wide splashes for their artwork!!!

Makes me wonder what the internal electrical situation was when you plugged it in one way, versus the other. Craig, VE3OP

Steve - my S-40B has the DC plug and connected wiring running around the receiver.

I am going with a rubber grommet for the hole, rather than drilling the original hole out. Interesting yours has a significant amount of extra label glue on the back, like mine. Were they EVER sloppy

No, the plated hole is a rectangle vs. a round panel mount fuse holder. It wouldn't fit properly and would stil look ugly. I am going to drill a hole for the fuse holder. It will still look fairly

I checked? my Hallicrafers receiver collection and they all have their original, non-polarized plugs. These include the following models: ?SX-100SX-110SX-117SX-122A?Bob K3AC

To my best recollection, and what's on hand, I have never seen one up to and including SX-115, HT-32B, and various power supplies for later tranceivers. I've always had to add them. K3HVG

just wondering: were any Halli receivers shipped with polarized 2 or 3 prong AC plugs, and if so which models or when. is/was there any? evidence? not speculation It is hard to answer for sure now,

Does anyone know the value of the disk caps in SR-400 T3. I know I have it somewhere, but I cannot locate it. Walt Cates, WD0GOF https://wd0gof.com/Hallicrafters Your past has no control over your

...then would that spot work to mount a fuse holder?? Might even look better than that plate? ps...I have at least two s-40's stored for future investigation, one at least has some mysterious

In my opinion, I would (and have) re-capped my keeper S-40B. I replace all the tubular caps and configure the electrolytic with under chassis installation, leaving the can for visual effect. The one

Thanks Don - this is a lot of info to chew on, to come to a final decision. There is got to be a way to modify the radio so that you don't have a hot switch or chassis, and the ground wire from a

Thanks Steve - that explains the connector mystery. The plate on my second radio is sure ugly. They should have just popped in a connector.