[R-390] RF Module Adjustable Slug Seperated from Adjusting Screw

Cecil Acuff chacuff at cableone.net
Tue May 17 08:31:47 EDT 2011


Yes on reinserting and soldering and no on the dimension.(not usually, see 
below)  You will have to realign that stage for top performance.  It may 
have been loose and not aligned optimally anyway...

Do make sure it's not substantially shorter than the others on the same 
rack...I guess it is possible that the spring supporting the slug might have 
had the end broken off in which case you may have to find a way to make up 
for the lost distance as it may be out of adjustment range.

Be aware that the slugs in the R-390\URR and the R-390A\URR are not 
interchangeable nor are they within different positions of the R-390\URR RF 
deck.  Should be the same within the same color coded group though.

Cecil
K5DL
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Paul Dulaff" <pdulaff at embarqmail.com>
To: <r-390 at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 1:03 AM
Subject: [R-390] RF Module Adjustable Slug Seperated from Adjusting Screw


>I have an R390 which I got working over the weekend. On the 16-32 Mhz slug 
>rack, the front most slug has mechanically seperated from the adjuster 
>screw. I took the slug and adjuster screw out of the set. It appears that 
>the small spring shaft between the slug and the adjuster screw was soldered 
>to the inside of the adjuster screw. Do I just push the small spring shaft 
>into the bored hole in the adjuster screw as far as it will go and solder 
>then back together ? Is there a dimension I need to control to as far as 
>placement of the small shaft spring in the adjuster screw ?
>
> Regards
>
> Paul - WB2NMI
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