[Heathkit] DX-100 passed away today...

[Bry Carling]

Howie - I have most DX100 parts here including the transformers (No AF driver xfmrs now) and no front panels.

Pretty much everything else. Someone could even BUILD a Heath KIT DX100

with all of this hi hi. Chassis, VFO assembly etc. etc.



One guy asked about the copper on the chassis - I lost his email but it's fine.


What do you need to fix it?


73 - Bry Carling, AF4K

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Sent: Monday, September 11, 2017 11:10 PM
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Subject: [Heathkit] DX-100 passed away today...

>
> Hello all Heathkit people - need some advice.


***by the way - Posted this to boatanchors and glowbugs list. Received some
good advice - incuding some excellent documentation from Glen K9STH. Thanks
again Glen - much appreciated!***

Now to the problem...

>
Attempted to get on 40 AM this afternoon and my beloved DX-100 passed away.
>

All was normal less than 24 hours ago.
>
> Started to load her on 7.290 MHz as per manual.
> Transmitter output dropped when I attempted to apply drive - took about
> three seconds  - then fuse blew.
>
>  Quickly shut it down.
>
> Checked everything externally - all seemed OK.
>
> Re-fused rig.
>
> AC Power up - no problem.
> Filaments good.
> Applied plate voltage - no problem.
>
> Went Key down and VERY carefully attempted to apply drive -  No output.

shut it down before I blew another fuse.

>
> Haven't opened the beast up yet.
>
> Anyway- before I do - does anyone have any general suggestions as to
> type of failure from this brief description?
>
> It's going on the bench this weekend - I'll have to hire the local neighbor
> kid to hoist it up on the bench. He moved it for me months ago like it
> weighed 20 lbs.
>
> Thank you
>
> Howie WA3MCK
>
>