[Boatanchors] Receiver drift.

[Ken]

Hi Sandy & Lists members,

Many years ago, a company featured a description of a circuit for nullifying 
or minimizing drift. It was adjustable which could be set to

compensate for the warmup, etc. Does anyone remember it and where I might 
find out the particulars?

I am a confirmed "boatanchor enthusiast" and will allways be! My Hammarlund 
HQ-129-X has an initial warm-up drift and a very

slow drift which requires resetting periodically.

I have a voltage stabalizer which gives me exactly 115 vollts regardless of 
my line volltage, even if the line voltage varies from

85V to 135V. Amazing, but true. It handles everything except my Central 
Electronics 600L linear amplifier.It is a monster, came off a

Navy Ship and I got it right after WW2. Now with an electric heater here in 
the shack, when the heater switches on and off, the

voltlage to my radio equipment is a steady 115 volts. Best investment I've 
ever made!

Take care,

Ken   N5CM

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Sandy" <ebjr37 at charter.net>
To: "Larry WA9VRH" <wa9vrh at dishmail.net>; "Eugene Hertz" 
<eugene at hertzmail.com>; "Boatanchors list" <boatanchors at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 8:10 PM
Subject: Re: [Boatanchors] DO YOU REMEMBER?






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