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$25.00 plus shipping at 20lbs. May fit in a medium flat rate box for $20.00? Mike

Anyone had any experience in getting a 3cx3000A7 rebuilt with a supplied Eimac Dud? I would be curious if its worth the cost and what the cost is compared to buying? a new Penta 3cx3000. I have a few

Hi Eric If you grounded the neutral over here, none of your RCD/ELCB would work ! To say nothing of illegality… Cheers, John VK6JX

OK, I'm writing from a keyboard now instead of a smart phone. First of all, that was a very nice gift indeed. Now, I did exactly this power conversion with a 2K-4 many years ago. As far as I can

How much for one of the transformers? I'm in US zipcode 85937 but live out far enough from town that UPS and FedEx nearly always get lost. Eric WB6TIX [email protected]> wrote:

Years ago i purchased 3 Henry power supplies from a surplus dealer. I think 2 of them had 240 to 120 transformers to run the low voltage items instead of a neutral. Still have the transformers if

For this time of year, that outlet configuration, a 120V outlet wired for 220V is a "Halloween special"...as in scarey. :-) Eric [email protected]> wrote:

I purchased a SB-220 at an estate sale that had a 120 volt plug but the jumpers in the amp were wired for 220. Hope the xyl did not plug the vacuum cleaner into that outlet :)

The 5-15P is wired so that the grounding "pin" is the neutral and the two blades are "hot". My thought for the corresponding receptacle is (considering it's Halloween) "spooky". :-) As near as I can

Quick note... the 2K-4 needs a neutral as well as ground [email protected]> wrote:

During my move from the city to an extreme rural area, I had a Henry 2K-4, along with a spare set of 3-500Zs, gifted to me.? I'm presuming the 2K-3 is a more modern looking 2K-3 and I have a '7300,

Hi Bob, Yes, me too. I am not an expert diagnostician or technician. Lou provided me with several tests to perform, and the first one revealed the issue. I really appreciate his help. Jim McPhee

Glad it was something simple. Bob W4JFA [email protected]> wrote:

Glad all is good now Jim! ?Good luck on the contest this weekend! Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

I thought I should let the group know that the issue with the TL-922 has been resolved. The problem was with the phono jack that the keying line from the transceiver plugs into. The center conductor

I plan on fixing stuff till I can’t , I really enjoy it. If or when my soldering skills go to crud, that will be when it’s time to call it quits. I’ve seen a lot over the years. ? 2024-10-19

Lou, If only to be a fly on the wall! Amp Guy, You mentioned soldering. I remember B4 I retired working in the automotive field, watching pretty good mechanics soldering, was, well, lets just say

Thank you for those details. I don't plan on making any more modifications to this amp. It has been performing well for the 12 years that I have owned it.? My only goal is to keep it running. Right

I wasn’t going to bake any names The original owner blew finals in one radio, second owner blew finals in two radios. I suspect the original t/r relay board to have been the culprit that caused the

John, that was an amplifier that belonged to me. ?I was sent an AL1200by a person up north of here to look at, he claim the amp was was problematic. ?I told him how to pack the tube for safe trip