[Boatanchors] Working RAK and RAL to be Re-Homed

Ian Wilson ianmwilson73 at gmail.com
Tue Aug 20 21:52:35 EDT 2019


I have a spare dB meter in reasonable cosmetic shape. The needle moves
freely but I have never tested it electrically (happy to do so if
requested).

I don't know whether the output meters for the RAK and RAL are the same.
I can look for the part number if necessary.

Yours for postage plus a small latte.

73, ian K3IMW


On Sun, Aug 4, 2019 at 9:30 PM David Stinson <arc5 at ix.netcom.com> wrote:

> Recently revived a set of WWII Navy "big beast" receivers, RAK and RAL.
> They were given to me by a kind and generous list member.  Have enjoyed
> bringing them back the "Land of the Living," and it's time to pass them
> along.
> Have another pair to keep.  RAK/RAL aren't scarce;  lots of them
> moldering in garages and barns,
> but these have been cleaned and resurrected - should be "plug and play"
> for anyone
> with 180-200V DC at a hundred mills and 6.3 V for filaments. Only thing
> missing is
> the Output Meter for the RAL, which should be obtainable.  Two missing
> knobs
> have just been replaced with originals- Thank you Thank you, Ken!
>
> These need to go to an appreciative home- not to be added to the "get
> around to it"
> pile in the garage and sure as heck not in the Radio Destruction Zone
> a.k.a. "basement."
> I don't want to feed the illness of the new "Vortex Joe" or add yet
> another radio to
> a garage stack for grandkids to toss in the dumpster.   Didn't go to the
> trouble
> to clean and fix them so they could gather dust and go to recycle;
> could have done that without all the work.
>
> I won't try to ship these.  Will try to meet some place in North East Texas
> within reason.   For a boni-fide, properly-funded and serious "museum
> ship" which
> would install them, I'll throw-in original interconnection cables,
> original audio cables,
> the central control box and two original power supplies (I haven't
> worked on the power supplies).
> Will donate those to a WWII Museum Ship.  Otherwise I'll keep those for
> my "keeper" pair.
> Got a "thing" for "big beast receivers."
>
> Have one pair available, so the first qualified and serious request will
> get them.
> I'm asking "on your honor," that if you're just going to add these to your
> "get around to it" pile, please let them go to someone with a more active
> interest in them.
>
> TNX OM ES 73 DE Dave AB5S
> N.E. Texas
>
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