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I just acquired an R-4b (serial # 9737C) and it has a 1/4 phone jack between
the RF gain knob and AVC switch. Don't see this jack in any info that I can locate.The receiver has been stored un-used since being re-caped and etc by drake just before drake quit taking in and rebuilding things, probably 8 or 9 years ago. Would drake have added something? The relative who owned it was not inclined to modify equipment. RM~ PS, No I haven't opened it up or fired it up yet, just un-boxed and studying things. |
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Although I don't have an R4B (2 R-4C's, though) I'm looking at several
front panel pictures of the R4B. It appears to me that, just like on the T4XC, there's a small dot on the screened front panel where the mic jack would have been punched as on previous models. On the T4XC model, they moved the mic jack to the rear panel, owing to the crowded conditions behind the front panel. One might assume, then, that a similar condition existed on the R4B but a previous owner may have none the less simply moved/installed (in this case) a phone jack on the panel for convenience. The same thing can be done to the T4XC, but its a tight fit, inside! Rob Mills wrote: I just acquired an R-4b (serial # 9737C) and it has a 1/4 phone jack between the RF gain knob and AVC switch. Don't see this jack in any info that I can locate.The receiver has been stored un-used since being re-caped and etc by drake just before drake quit taking in and rebuilding things, probably 8 or 9 years ago. Would drake have added something? The relative who owned it was not inclined to modify equipment. RM~ PS, No I haven't opened it up or fired it up yet, just un-boxed and studying things. |
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![]() "K3HVG" wrote in message ... a previous owner may have none the less simply moved/installed (in this case) a phone jack on the panel for convenience. That's probably what it is and another reader who e-mailed me also thinks it is. It sort of surprised me as I think brother inlaw bought these new and don't think he ever used headphones. I'm going to hook it up as soon as I find time but may open it up and have a look first. Thanks, RM~ |
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It sort of surprised me as I think brother inlaw bought these new and
don't think he ever used headphones. Sometimes you find out dark secrets about friends or relatives who are passed on, when you go through their stuff. Perhaps your brother in law was one of those who put holes in perfectly nice panels. I have learned darker secrets about relatives. Colin K7FM |
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![]() "COLIN LAMB" wrote in message nk.net... I have learned darker secrets about relatives. Morning Colin, I hear that! I did open it up last night and it was an additional phone jack and there was a factory made square hole in the chassis ( copper plating covered the edges of that hole ) to clear the jack and the jack was neatly installed. I plugged it in and everything seemed to be working as it should but am going to pick up a can of deoxit this afternoon and do some cleaning. After looking at some of the switches I have decided that only the transmitter was returned to drake to be gone through and it looks new inside and out, wish it was the receiver that had gone back as I have no use for the xmiter. Later, RM~ |
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