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Nico de Jong
Jul 29, 2014, 12:43:40 PM7/29/14
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Hej alle
Er der nogen her i gruppen der har erfaring med genoplivning af r�rradioer?
Jeg har f�et en National NBS-1, hvor flere b�nd er d�de. Et b�nd er ikke d�d
men uf�lsom, s� det vil om ikke andet sige at mellemfrekvens og hvad der
ligger derefter er nogenlunde ok.
Radioen har r�r med Octal fatninger.
Jeg har ogs� en anden modtager, som kommer fra DISA og som har v�ret
installeret p� Georg Stage.
/Nico OZ1BMC
Er der nogen her i gruppen der har erfaring med genoplivning af r�rradioer?
Jeg har f�et en National NBS-1, hvor flere b�nd er d�de. Et b�nd er ikke d�d
men uf�lsom, s� det vil om ikke andet sige at mellemfrekvens og hvad der
ligger derefter er nogenlunde ok.
Radioen har r�r med Octal fatninger.
Jeg har ogs� en anden modtager, som kommer fra DISA og som har v�ret
installeret p� Georg Stage.
/Nico OZ1BMC
Nico de Jong
Jul 30, 2014, 1:21:18 PM7/30/14
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Hi all
Sorry I wrote the original message in danish !
Here is the englis version
Anybody in this group having experience with revival of tube radios?
I recentlly got a National NBS-1, where several of the bands are dead. One
of the bands is not dead but insensitiv, so that should mean that the MF and
what comes after that, should be ok.
The radio has Octal sockets.
The radio is probably from 1948. I suspect that some of the parts, in
particular the capacitors, are so old that they should be replaced. Would
anyone have some good hints?
73, Nico (OZ1BMC)
Sorry I wrote the original message in danish !
Here is the englis version
Anybody in this group having experience with revival of tube radios?
I recentlly got a National NBS-1, where several of the bands are dead. One
of the bands is not dead but insensitiv, so that should mean that the MF and
what comes after that, should be ok.
The radio has Octal sockets.
The radio is probably from 1948. I suspect that some of the parts, in
particular the capacitors, are so old that they should be replaced. Would
anyone have some good hints?
73, Nico (OZ1BMC)
Randy Kehrt
Aug 7, 2014, 12:21:34 AM8/7/14
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The days or repairing electronics are over except by
sending the unit back to manufacturer.
Randy AI4VK
PS Have gotten my Yaesu FT-2000D repaired but I had to ship
it back to Yaseu in California.
"Nico de Jong" wrote in message news:c3sns5...@mid.individual.net...
sending the unit back to manufacturer.
Randy AI4VK
PS Have gotten my Yaesu FT-2000D repaired but I had to ship
it back to Yaseu in California.
"Nico de Jong" wrote in message news:c3sns5...@mid.individual.net...
David
Aug 7, 2014, 6:05:18 AM8/7/14
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At Thu, 07 Aug 2014 00:21:34 -0400, Randy Kehrt rearranged some electrons
rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors
There are usually some active posters there.
There are usually some active posters there.
Daniel I
Sep 7, 2014, 2:02:07 PM9/7/14
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1) Repairing old equipment is not so difficult providing you know what you are doing... and
2) The OP has little chance of sending a 1948 piece of gear back to the probably long gone out of business company!
Electrolytic caps will probably all need replacing
All switch contacts cleaned
Check insulation of all cabling and rewire where necessary.
Check all valve fils light up
Good luck...
Daniel (VK2FERN)... Chartered Elec/Electr Engineer and former tech with 1000's of hours bench time...
Daniel I
Sep 7, 2014, 2:02:58 PM9/7/14
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On Thursday, 7 August 2014 14:21:34 UTC+10, Randy Kehrt wrote:
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