I purchased a very nice Heathkit HR-20 receiver at a hamfest last
weekend. To my dismay, this receiver, unlike every other Heathkit I
have encountered, does not have the power plug labeled as to required
operating voltages. I have an HP-20, which I imagine will run it.

Can anyone tell me by pin number what are the power requirements?

Thanks.

"sargent" wrote in message
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I purchased a very nice Heathkit HR-20 receiver at a hamfest last
weekend. To my dismay, this receiver, unlike every other Heathkit I
have encountered, does not have the power plug labeled as to required
operating voltages. I have an HP-20, which I imagine will run it.

Can anyone tell me by pin number what are the power requirements?

Thanks.


Not to sound like a smart *ss, but you should get the manual for the
set. Have you tried BAMA to see if the manual is listed for free
download?


Pete

" Uncle Peter" wrote in message
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http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/heath/hr20/

Here is the link.

Good luck with the rig.

Pete

Thanks, Pete, and I had looked at that. The manual only shows it being
connected to the companion transmitter (HX-20) for power, but does not
show what voltages will be comming out of the transmitter power socket.

I'll hope there is someone with this on the operating table that can
supply (hoho) with the voltage requirements.

Well looking at the HR-20 Manual on bama, page seven shows the supply
volyages as either 6 or 12 volts for
the filiments and 275 to 350 vdc for the plate supply. The schematic
on page 15 shows the interconnect.
And who ever supplied the manual even has the jumpers marked for
operation.

Thanks for the correction. Don't know how I missed that!