[NJARC] RE: Modulation Transformer

[Poli, Louis C (Lou)]

Steve;
 I attended the PackRats Hamfest in Wrightstown on Sunday.
 They had type 813 tubes and although they are a microwave/UHF oriented group, the fest was well attended and many true antique radio receivers were available. Several of my friends from Delaware Valley Historical Radio Club (DVHRC) attended (good sign).

 One seller had an original separately boxed (old-stock) set of a whisker holder and the galena crystal. The matched set was $20., a bargain.
 
  I picked up an excellent, superb condition Navy communications receiver (WWII, general coverage, approx 120 lbs), at an estate sale table there. There were several RBO's too.

 Many vendors sold rcvr new-old-stock tubes.  A 1KW home-brew tube amp with pwr supply was seen at $100. 

Heavy computer presence there too, with big selection of PC's, Servers, and if any one is interested, a robust mini Linux OS for $20. on CD.

 Now, the Sellersville hamfest is this Saturday 16 Oct, with many of the same people/vendors to attend, and is 20 miles closer than the Wrightstown one was. I recommend it.

Louis
 N3OL

-----Original Message-----
From: Poli, Louis C (Lou) 
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 1:19 PM
To: 'robandpj at earthlink.net'; 'New Jersey Antique Radio Club'; stephen tetorka
Cc: Poli, Louis C (Lou)
Subject: RE: [NJARC] RE: Modulation Transformer


Stephen;
 Here is the link to "a" directory of Kenyon mod xformers. Its not listed (T442), but many similar models are, and perhaps you can go further with it.


http://www.amwindow.org/tech/htm/modtran/kenyon/kenyon.htm


Louis 
  N3OL
-----Original Message-----
From: njarc-bounces at mailman.qth.net [mailto:njarc-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Robert Flory
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 12:41 PM
To: New Jersey Antique Radio Club; stephen tetorka
Subject: [NJARC] RE: Modulation Transformer


Hi Steve and Club,

I have a Kenyon T442 that is in the right weight class for the modulation transformer you are looking for.  The 1940 Kenyon catalog I found on line did not list it, so maybe it is a later model.  Anyone have a catalog that might have the specs and connection data?

Rob Flory


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