[JMS] DFP

[Tom Elmore]

> On March 19, 2021 11:14 AM Franco - PY1EPU <franco at py1epu.com> wrote:
> 
>  
> Hi, Do -  N9OO
> 
> Thank you Don, as always a gentleman.
> 
> Here in Germany I have one, next week I’ll check and let you know. 
> 
> 73 es 77 de Franco
>  PY1EPU – GG87kd
>  DL3EPU – JN57rv
> 
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> Hi Franco,
> 
> I will send you internal pictures of my DFP-201 via email.  Mine had 
> very little under chassis wiring and is obviously missing the coil 
> catacomb as well.  The only other DFP-201 and DFP-501 I know that exist 
> were the property of Alan Douglas.  Sadly Alan passed away several years 
> ago.  I am not sure what happened to his extensive collection and it is 
> my hope that the AWA (Antique Wireless Association) might have been the 
> recipients, but no facts on that matter.  Perhaps some of our JMS 
> members who are also very involved in the AWA could help you in locating 
> those.
> 
> I do remember when I talked to Alan over ten years ago that his DFP-201 
> did contain the coil catacomb.  However, his was missing all the above 
> chassis dial indicator hardware, which mine has. Actually it always 
> sounded like between the two DFP-201's we could have built up a working 
> receiver.
> 
> Stay tuned for the internal pictures of the DFP-201.  If anyone else on 
> the list wants copies of these inside pictures just drop me an email.
> 
> To see the front of my DFP-201 it's on our JMS webpage at 
> https://www.isquare.com/millen/eqpicts/dfp201.html  Ignore any security 
> warning!
> 
> 73
> 
> Don N9OO
> 
> On 3/18/21 12:05 PM, Franco - PY1EPU wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Does any friend have an internal photo of DFP 201 or DFP 501?
> >
> > 73 es 77 de Franco
> > PY1EPU – GG87kd
> > DL3EPU – JN57rv
> >
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Do we know if the catacomb box in this receiver was similar to the ones used in other National receivers of the same era?





Thank You
Tom Elmore
Anchorage, Alaska