[Heathkit] Signal Tracer
K7PUR
k7pur at azlinden.com
Tue Aug 2 21:48:52 EDT 2005
I think you'll find the tracer to be a useful piece of equipment. Tracers
are funny because some techs like them, some don't. If your comfortable
with it as I am, you'll find very handy. I have two of the tube tracers and
one of the solid state. I personally would be more comfortable with the
tube unit around high voltages. I only use my solid state for transistor
circuits. I've paid $10 and I've paid $35 so look at the physical condition
because you can fix anything internally. Good luck
JR Linden K7PUR
Cave Creek, AZ
----- Original Message -----
From: <W5VPU at aol.com>
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Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 7:00 AM
Subject: [Heathkit] Signal Tracer
> Hi, everyone.
>
> I seek information about Heathkit signal tracers.
>
> I am trying locate source of a problem in receiver section of a Swan
> transceiver and think the use of a signal tracer would help me isolate the
> stage.
> The Swan was working well, then suddenly stopped receiving. I wonder if a
> signal tracer would be useful. So I've been reading about various
> Heathkit signal
> tracers. I believe I would prefer the late model tansistorized Heathkit
> signal tracer IT-5283 for its mobility using the batteries.
>
> First, what has been your experience in using this particular signal
> tracer
> as opposed to some of the earlier models? Am I on the right trail?
>
> Second, what would be an equitable price for one?
>
> And any experience with a signal tracer you can share. I'm not in a big
> hurry, as the Swan usually sits on the shelf. But I would like to get it
> back
> where I can use it occasionally. Tubes check OK.
>
> Thanks for your time.
>
> 73 Raymond w5vpu
>
>
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