[Hallicrafters] HT-33A Fan Assembly Needed

Paul Kraemer elespe at lisco.com
Fri Apr 16 14:51:00 EDT 2010


Gary
Kudos on the very nice find!
WW Grainger has a nice selection of these shaded pole fan motors and high 
efficiency blades commonly used in small exhaust fans and range hoods. The 
old mounting centers were typically 2" which is now 1 7/8", other than that 
they are very close fit. I found one for an SB-200 linear. Motor plus blade 
were about $17. At the time I noticed that the same one also fit a Heathkit 
Warrior and CE 100V
The 3.5" computer fans run off a couple diodes on the filament transformer 
do a nice job too but many of them don't like being that close to rf.
Paul K0UYA


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "garyislander" <gary at garyislander.com>
To: <Hallicrafters at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Friday, April 16, 2010 10:37 AM
Subject: Re: [Hallicrafters] HT-33A Fan Assembly Needed


> It is a bladed fan according to pictures I have seen of a HT-33A..
>
> I also found a SX-101A and a HT-32A in this same land fill.  Both units 
> were in rough shape, but after much work I got both to operate properly. 
> Both units were mice hotels, but they cleaned up pretty well.  Had to hand 
> make several adjustable coils in the HT32A, but thats the fun of restoring 
> these boatanchors.  Some rewiring, replaced some tubes and re-aligned as 
> close to spec. as possible.
>
> Have made about 300 contacts with this setup with very good reports using 
> a D-104.  Forgot what it is like to work a contest with a seperate 
> receiver and transmitter.   Maybe the amp can be saved and put into 
> operation.....this one could be a long shot!
>
> Gary K1MQ
>
>
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