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May 24th 05, 02:07 AM
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Drake TR-4 (needs some wk) and AC-4 p/s
This rig has a relay problem, but otherwise seems to work OK. Output on
SSB will whistle up to around 200 Watts. But I just don't have time to fiddle with it. Power supply included. As for cosmetics, this vintage rig is easily an 8+. Will incl. D104 mic wired for the rig if we hold to $250 + shipping for all. Thanks, Chuck W1CEW |
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May 24th 05, 01:25 PM
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If the relay is "sticking," the problem is a
bad 6EV7 vox control tube. It's a common problem with TR-4s. 73 Dave S. Chuck W. wrote: This rig has a relay problem, but otherwise seems to work OK. Output on SSB will whistle up to around 200 Watts. But I just don't have time to fiddle with it. Power supply included. As for cosmetics, this vintage rig is easily an 8+. Will incl. D104 mic wired for the rig if we hold to $250 + shipping for all. Thanks, Chuck W1CEW |
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