[AMRadio] RE: Yet another receiver update!
Brett Gazdzinski
brett.gazdzinski at wcom.com
Fri Mar 15 09:09:36 EST 2002
Bacon,
This was a great help!
Looking at some of the web pages, I now get the ratings.
Surplus sales has some good ones, I am looking for a few around
68 and 150 pf.
I bet I even have them in the junk box, as I have a BIG bin
of disk caps, and remember seeing various ratings like n750
etc....
If I can just find the right values...guess I will be sorting
caps tonight!
Looking at their web page, I see they have all sorts of goodies.
Ceramic slug tuned coil forms, bigger ones, some with the
coils already wound!
This opens up the possibility of me building another receiver
using band switching, 7 and 9 pin tubes, and much smaller in size.
They seem to have almost everything you need to build a nice home
brew superhet, coil forms/coils, rf chokes, caps, etc.
They don't seem to have 455khz tube type IF transformers, but
I have lots of those...
Hummm, maybe separate home brew transmitters and receivers
for each band?
What fun this stuff is!
Thanks,
Brett
N2DTS
>
> Hi Brett,
>
> An article on this temperature compensation subject suggests
> Xicon and Surplus Sales of Nebraska
> http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/8701/ham/vfodrif
> t.htm
>
> Meritek
> http://www.meritekusa.com/webpages/b_1.htm
> http://www.meritekusa.com/meritek_pdf/SB_01.PDF
>
> AVX
> http://www.avxcorp.com/docs/ShortForms/049.pdf
> http://www.avxcorp.com/docs/ShortForms/048.pdf
>
> Mallory
> http://www.nacc-mallory.com/pdf/disc/class1.pdf
>
> American Technical Ceramics
> http://www.atceramics.com/pdf/technotes/temp_coef.pdf
>
> Now as for where to get a few values in small quantities...
> Hmmm. See if Antique Electric Supply is into this stuff,
> and of course check Surplus Sales of Nebraska. Try Allied
> Electronics, Newark Electronics, Mouser, Digi-Key,
> Future-Active. I haven't had occasion to buy any in many
> years, so I'm not sure. But they're out there. Search on
> temperature compensating capacitors, and look for Class 1
> types preferably.
>
> Bacon, WA3WDR
>
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