[R-390] Differences in Slug Carriers
Joe Foley
redmenaced at yahoo.com
Tue Aug 3 21:40:24 EDT 2004
I've got one of those decks without the rod, too!
I was wondering who made them.
Are you sure it was Collins?
The RF deck in my EAC has the bearings but I believe
they are assembled incorrectly as the roller that
rides in the slot is narrower than the roller that
rides on the cam, I'd think it should be t'other way
round, it would fit better.
Joe
--- JamesMiller <jmiller1706 at cfl.rr.com> wrote:
> On the metal carriers that hold the coil slugs, in
> some radios you see a rod
> running from front to back. At each end of the rod
> ar small cylindrical
> bearings that ride on the cams. In the S&W radio I
> have, the slug carriers
> have this rod in them front to back. In my Collins
> 390a, there is no rod.
> Only a metal tab at each end that holds the
> cylindrical bearings. Did
> Collins never use slug carriers with this rod? The
> rod seems to offer more
> mechanical rigidity or stability than the "tab"
> type. I would have thought
> Collins would go for the more substantial design.
>
>
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