[Milsurplus] BC-375 on 40 Meters? You Bet!

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Roy,

The SCR-193-(*) was the vehicular variant (BC-312 and a PE-73 for the 
BC-191).  Assuming that the original power supply you have is an RA-34 and not a 
PE-49, what you describe would be an SCR-188-A less the PE-75.

In a message dated 4/30/2011 10:36:22 PM Central Daylight Time, 
w3rlw at rochester.rr.com writes: 
> Dave
> 
> I will second your enthusiasm for the BC-375. I actually run a BC-191 with
> the Original power supply. Time was when running one of those would get 
> you
> a pink slip, but now pretty much anything goes, and as it should be. It is 
> a
> historical rig which looks stunning when operation, if you leave the cover
> off. I run my with a BC-342. This actually makes up the SCR-193. I guess 
> to
> be totally correct I would run the BC-191 and the receiver off dynamotor.
> But it is good to hear the use of this great piece. And a good tip about
> using the service monitor.
> 
> Roy WIldermuth
> AWA Museum

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