[Hallicrafters] Hallicrafters HT-32B ON THE AIR

[David C. Hallam]

List,

All I have is a note from Robert Orwin that the carrier oscillator 
should be adjusted to provide -6db at 400 Hz.  He said not to drive it 
over about 95W on 40M.  At about 100W, it will start to flat top.

David
KW4DH

On 2/20/2015 11:23 AM, Jim Liles wrote:
> Hi Lee,
>
> Check 7-16.3.  It indicates 650 cycles to 3000 cycles @3db --- say nothing about shape factor.  Describes how to adjust the center point as well.  Don’t know what the shape factor for the 9Mc filters was at the time.  Anyone know how many poles were in the filter
>
> That begs a question.  Why did they change their strategy to phasing in the HT37 rather than crystal.  The phasing system has by design, broader skirts than crystal.  Maybe they had a problem with the 9 Mc filters of the day.  Might be interesting th try a modern 9Mc crystal filter.
>
> Anyone have internal correspondence with the Hal guys or design notes regarding the Ht-32B?
>
> Kindest regards Jim K9AXN
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Lee via Hallicrafters
> Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2015 7:07 PM
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> Subject: [Hallicrafters] Hallicrafters HT-32B ON THE AIR
>
>
> Hi everyone,
> Well, the Halli HT-32B is on the air. After many years of sleeping.
> Changed the Electrolytics, 3 Black Beauty's. and the Bias diode (was selenium).
> Also, someone before me had already SS the HV and B+.
> Also had to adj. the carrier balance.
>
> Working pretty darn good and WOW it is easy to tune-up.
>
> One issue has surfaced...last night I was on 7139 LSB of course...and a guy came on and said I was 20 over on 7142 (above my freq)
> I had several look at my signal and said it looked OK. But one had a Flex 1500 and helped me out. He said I was about 5KC wide and my signal went away at 7141.5 and went away at 7135.5.
>
> I turned the Mic gain down some (to 2.0) and he said it was a little better but still pretty wide.
> Today I had a couple guys on 7131 check it out as well and 4 KC was the width....I do realize these old crystal filters did not have straight skirts.
>
> What should be expected on this TX as far as bandwidth and interference to neighbors??
> What has other experienced?
> 73,
> Lee, KC9CDT
>
>
>
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