For anyone interested in programming modules for the AUX-7 program board for the
Drake R7/A can find them he

http://home.wi.rr.com/n9oo/products/products.html

Yes, one can make their own, but this might save the old eyes!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

In article ,
dxAce wrote:

For anyone interested in programming modules for the AUX-7 program board for
the
Drake R7/A can find them he

http://home.wi.rr.com/n9oo/products/products.html

Yes, one can make their own, but this might save the old eyes!

I did this myself for the large signal strength meter on the RX340. The
blue LEDs looked cool but was just too intense a coloration for me. I
went with the white LEDs that have a blue tint to them and found it much
more pleasing.

I just soldered the leads together, three in series with a voltage
dropping resistor to limit the current. All you have to do is take some
fine sandpaper to scuff up the LED case to disperse the light.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Got tired of pulling apart my McIntosh C-26 to replace the dial
lights, and looked at LED's as a replacement.

Digi-Key has several drop ins, of various voltages and luminary
output. They tend to be a bit pricey, though.

I also found this:

http://superbrightleds.com/

Direct drop in replacements of many popular AC and DC pilot lamps.
Many with multiple voltages from which to choose, and assorted colors.

These will also work with a variety of receivers.

Some will benefit from scuffing with fine emory cloth or steel wook
to reduce beaming. And some will also benefit from an aluminum foil
reflector over the bright spot to effect dispersion. But they're cost
effective, and of sufficient lifespan that you will likely never have to
worry about replacing one again.

Not applicable in some FM receiver stereo pilot circuits, but they
work in damned near anything else.

I've got them in my Frog, my Halli's, Nationals, and several pieces
of test equipment.

This outfit also supplies raw LED's for custom applications.

I own five battery powered flouarescent portable lanterns.Is there a
company that sells similar lanterns,but with LED bulbs?
cuhulin

On Mar 18, 9:03 pm, wrote:
I own five battery powered flouarescent portable lanterns.Is there a
company that sells similar lanterns,but with LED bulbs?
cuhulin


Yes -- Here are some models carried by Sportsman's Guide:

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/searc...=LED+lant ern

73, Will

On Mar 18, 4:27 pm, D Peter Maus wrote:
Got tired of pulling apart my McIntosh C-26 to replace the dial
lights, and looked at LED's as a replacement.

Digi-Key has several drop ins, of various voltages and luminary
output. They tend to be a bit pricey, though.

I also found this:

http://superbrightleds.com/

Direct drop in replacements of many popular AC and DC pilot lamps.
Many with multiple voltages from which to choose, and assorted colors.

These will also work with a variety of receivers.

Some will benefit from scuffing with fine emory cloth or steel wook
to reduce beaming. And some will also benefit from an aluminum foil
reflector over the bright spot to effect dispersion. But they're cost
effective, and of sufficient lifespan that you will likely never have to
worry about replacing one again.

Not applicable in some FM receiver stereo pilot circuits, but they
work in damned near anything else.

I've got them in my Frog, my Halli's, Nationals, and several pieces
of test equipment.

This outfit also supplies raw LED's for custom applications.

Super Bright LEDs Inc (.Com) has some very good Flashlight
SUPER BRIGHT LEDS = http://superbrightleds.com/
Replacement Light Bulb products at a reasonable cost
http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...product=LIGHTS

cause i'm super bright ~ RHF

Little doggy,I fill her doggy food bowl up again with Pro Pac dog food.I
prentend I am munching her dog food,,,, she raises hell about that.I
have to watch the Waterworld movie on Radio tb Bravo channel now.
cuhulin

Anybody who goes for LEDs is a Cheapskate.Whatsahhmatter,you too lazy to
change a Light Bulb once in a while?
cuhulin,aka,Larry