[ARC5] SCR-274-N
Mike Hanz
aaf-radio-1 at aafradio.org
Wed Jan 10 08:26:55 EST 2007
I apologize for the delay...things are in moving chaos at the moment and
I didn't notice that qth.net had somehow been blocked from my ISP back
before Christmas. I thought things were awful quiet... :-) Sending
from the new address now and all seems well. Looks like I missed a lot
of good notes, from what I see on the web version. Dave, that was an
outstanding review of the command set issues - a real keeper!
Dave Stinson wrote:
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Floyd Petri" <fpetri at eastex.net <http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/arc5>>
>Subject: [ARC5] SCR-274-N
>
>>/I have obtained all the components for a SCR-274-N ...
>/
>Congratulations and best wishes for your new project, Floyd.
>Here's a few tips I've found in getting mine running:
>http://www.arrl.org/news/features/2006/06/17/1/21-lrg.jpg
>
>Spline shafts- get some for the sake of your collection,
>but do yourself a favor: don't install them if you plan to
>operate the set. Tune a receiver with one and you'll find
>out why the engineers designed them broad.
>
>
Agree - though the shorter you can make the flex shaft the better. I
found that anything under a foot or so seems okay. It's better to sneak
up on a final frequency from the same direction every time - standard
procedure when operating a lathe or milling machine as well.
>Mike Hanz has some excellent insights on a transmitter keying
>issue he and another gentleman studied last year, and he and
>others have great ideas on tuning and loading.
>Link, Mike?
>
That work was done by Steve Williams - I wuz just a kibbitzer. Link is
http://aafradio.org/docs/Relay_timing_issues_-_SCR-274N.html
Back to packing...
73,
Mike
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