More Than I Can Chew?
Alan W. Fremmer
AWFremmer at AOL.COM
Tue Feb 24 11:08:39 EST 2009
Fellow Collectors/Restorers,
Okay, I admit I'm a sucker for old homebrew equipment. I usually assure
myself that the rig I'm considering comes with some documentation or, failing
that, that all the tube sockets are populated. So I guess you can see where
this is going. Recently bought a 3 - tube CW transmitter without looking too
carefully at the photos. When it arrived, the PA tube was found to be
missing. The other tubes are a 5Z4 and a 6C5. The transmitter looks to be in
otherwise good condition and the original builder did a creditable job bending
aluminum and doing the wiring. The rig has one hand wound 4 - prong coil and it
came with a crystal without any sort of markings but which I found to be
working on 80 meters. Am I doomed to just clean it up and put it on display or
is there some way I can get it up and running again? Looking forward to your
suggestions but please keep it simple as I have no engineering background.
Thanks, in advance, for any help you can provide.
73, Alan - KB2HEI
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