[MRCG] TED-7, URR-35A, and R390A

[Scott Johnson]

FWIW, the TED/URR-35 combo can be operated on 220 with no mods.  There is
very little activity, but it might be cool to try some local comms with
early UHF gear.  The ARC-27 and ARC-33 will also go down to 220.

Scott V. Johnson W7SVJ
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-----Original Message-----
From: MRCG [mailto:mrcg-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Steve
Sent: Thursday, February 4, 2016 12:56 PM
To: West Coast Military Radio Collectors Group <mrcg at mailman.qth.net>
Subject: Re: [MRCG] TED-7, URR-35A, and R390A

Hi Jason,
I also have a TED (mine is the 5). No one wants them but I have not had the
heart to part mine out. These are so nicely built. If you ever get a T-368
it'd look nice next to it.
                     Steve W6SSP
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jason W6IEE" <w6iee.73 at gmail.com>
To: <mrcg at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, February 04, 2016 7:47 AM
Subject: [MRCG] TED-7, URR-35A, and R390A


> As part of a package deal to (finally) acquire an R390A, (WooHoo!!) I 
> also wound up with a TED-7 transmitter (225 to 400Mhz AM/MCW) and an 
> AN/URR35A receiver, same frequency range.
>
> Am I correct in my assumption that there is absolutely ZERO collector 
> interest in that TED-7?
>
> As I look upon it as a nice box of parts, three 4x150's, power supply 
> for same, and a plate modulator sub-assembly comprising of two 807's. 
> I'd like to re-purpose it down to 40/80/160M, assuming no one cared. 
> ;)
>
> No idea what I might do with the URR-35A, the last one that came my 
> way was pretty difficult to get rid of.
>
> The R390A was playing away when I walked into the seller's shack, 
> though I've since replaced the killer capacitor and his neighbor in 
> the IF section, along with the rotting acid electrolytic in the AF 
> section. I'm waiting on the mail man to bring me caps to re-stuff the 
> big electrolytics, they have a 1956 date code, so I figure its about 
> time.
>
> I really wanted to purchase the gorgeous drop-in replacement repro 
> caps from Hayseed Hamfest, but whether wisely or not, I decided on 
> spending the same amount at Mouser for parts and tools that will get a 
> lot more radios up and running besides this one.
>
> I am on the lookout for a replacement for the missing nomenclature 
> plate for the R390A, mine is of Stewart Warner manufacture. I've seen 
> them on ebay, and well... I could buy lots more orange drops with that
much $!
>
> Thanks,
> Jason W6IEE
>
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