[Central-Electronics] Thanks for all the help with my 200V guys

[w7fe]

Good show, Dave!

I had overlooked that VFO jumper as it was present on my 100V when I got 
it -- probably had been there for 40 years -- so it didn't occur to me to 
suggest that you check it.

Indeed, I'm not familiar with the differences on the 200V regarding the null 
procedure.  I think they did away with the lever switches as well, so the 
meter probably doesn't read anything but input power and the spot function 
is maybe carrier only. Wes and Joe were likely practicing 'value 
engineering' in 1960.

Anyway, glad you have it running. As well as these things are designed and 
built, a little attention to known parts deterioration should make it run 
forever.

Look forward to hearing it on the air sometime.

73 de Stu  W7FE
Phoenix

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "JOHN D PLOWMAN" <resnwyrx at verizon.net>
To: <central-electronics at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2008 9:17 AM
Subject: [Central-Electronics] Thanks for all the help with my 200V guys


Thanks to all that have assisted me with information to help me get this 
200V up and running.
Bob Sullivan gets the cupie doll, he remembered, I think just before giving 
up, that you have to have the vfo in and vfo out rca jacks on the back panel 
jumpered and mine was not.
As soon as I installed the jumper cable the rig came to life.
What a relief.
I think for the moment I can take it from here but I am sure that as I start 
using the rig other questions will come up and it is great to know that all 
you guys are out there ready to help.
Thanks a million - send me a bill Hi Hi.
See ya on the air.
God bless.
Dave
W4PBU
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