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Scott Dorsey wrote:
wrote: Failing that, converting the beasts to a transmitting tube of some sort seems the only way to go,as sweep tubes are a thing of the past. Apparently they take a lot of different internals from audio types, which are the market today. Yes, I grew up watching folks changing old surplus military gear to take cheap commercial sweep tubes. Now I am watching people converting cheap commercial gear to take surplus military sweep tubes.... --scott I converted my old Hallicrafters SR150 from sweep tubes (6DQ6's if I recall) to 6146s. It is still around the local ham community and running fine. The nice things about the 6146's was that they are small enough to fit in almost any PA subchassis, and all I had to do was rewire the sockets. Sure wish I still had it. I let it go about 25 years ago! Irv VE6BP |
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