"kram" wrote in message .com...
Preferably in California due to weight.

TNX

What is a Clegg Zeus? is that Ham radio or what?W4PQW

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"kram" wrote in message .com...
Preferably in California due to weight.

TNX

What is a Clegg Zeus? is that Ham radio or what?W4PQW

You're in a boatanchors newsgroup, and you've never heard of Clegg?
They were a big name in VHF equipment forty years ago, alongside
Gonset that made the various Communcators. Clegg was better grade
VHF equipment, albeit not moonbounce level, when most commercial
VHF ham equipment was for local useage.

I had to look up the Zeus (and I'm lazy so it's a websearch rather
than checking old magazines) and it's a transmitter. Covers both
six and two meters. About a hundred watts output. AM and CW.

It, like many of the other Cleggs, were something you dreamed of
having.

Michael VE2BVW

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"kram" wrote in message
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Preferably in California due to weight.

TNX

What is a Clegg Zeus? is that Ham radio or what?W4PQW

Let's assume this is a troll.

W4OP

Dale,

How about if we assume that I am not a troll!

Goggle definition of troll:

"An outrageous message posted to a newsgroup or mailing list or message
board to bait people to answer. Trolling is a form of harassment that can
take over a discussion. Well meaning defenders can create chaos by
responding to trolls. The best response is to ignore it. Also, the person
who posts such messages."

Was I outrageous?

Sorry if my small post was a problem to everyone. I am just looking for a
particular vintage VHF transmitter. I had one as a kid and I wish that I
still had it. What better place to make a simple inquiry? You never know
untill you ask.

73,

WA6VCR

"Dale Parfitt" wrote in message
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"kram" wrote in message
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Preferably in California due to weight.

TNX

What is a Clegg Zeus? is that Ham radio or what?W4PQW

Let's assume this is a troll.

W4OP

Dale,
How about if we assume that I am not a troll!
SNIP
What is a Clegg Zeus? is that Ham radio or what?W4PQW


Think he was referring to the person who was asking what the Zeus was....not to
the one searching for the Zeus. Heh...I'm rebuilding an old Ameco 6n2...neat
old transmitter. Just finished the VFO, works great. Now to stuff new caps
into old (failed) cap. cases.....now to get it onto 50.400 and see who's
around.

A

My apologies to Dale, I misunderstood!

Nice to hear about the Ameco rig. I have one here, a TX-62 with 621 VFO,
that I plan to get on 50.4 soon. It would be nice to see a lot of the
vintage VHF stuff on the air,

73,

WA6VCR

"AA" wrote in message
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Dale,
How about if we assume that I am not a troll!
SNIP
What is a Clegg Zeus? is that Ham radio or what?W4PQW


Think he was referring to the person who was asking what the Zeus
was....not to
the one searching for the Zeus. Heh...I'm rebuilding an old Ameco
6n2...neat
old transmitter. Just finished the VFO, works great. Now to stuff new
caps
into old (failed) cap. cases.....now to get it onto 50.400 and see who's
around.

A

Nice to hear about the Ameco rig. I have one here, a TX-62 with 621 VFO,
that I plan to get on 50.4 soon. It would be nice to see a lot of the
vintage VHF stuff on the air,

Yup...I enjoy VHF boatanchors! The old Gonset IV has surprised a few folks on
50.400.....the audio is quite nice; much "richer" than the other SS rigs I've
used (DX70TH & FT857) on AM. I was hoping for some AM contacts during FD, but
heard no one during the short time I was able to operate, and no replies to my
CQs.

Back on topic....the Ameco uses several dual capacitors in the PS section....I
was going to try to hollow out the caps and restuff them, but the new caps are
too big.....anyone still make 400 mike 450 V dual caps? Didn't see any in my
(brief) search thru Moser and my old Newark catalog. 'Course, the Ameco is NOT
a Collins or Hammerlund....probably no harm in just swapping them out for two
new caps.....

Cheers!
A

"AA" wrote in message
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Nice to hear about the Ameco rig. I have one here, a TX-62 with 621
VFO,
that I plan to get on 50.4 soon. It would be nice to see a lot of the
vintage VHF stuff on the air,

Yup...I enjoy VHF boatanchors! The old Gonset IV has surprised a few
folks on
50.400.....the audio is quite nice; much "richer" than the other SS rigs
I've
used (DX70TH & FT857) on AM. I was hoping for some AM contacts during FD,
but
heard no one during the short time I was able to operate, and no replies
to my
CQs.
I am on with a Gonset 6M Sidewinder+ PS/speaker. Lots more fun than the
756PRO.

Dale W4OP

It would be nice to see a lot of the
vintage VHF stuff on the air,


I picked up a nice Hallicrafters SR-46 and matching VFO
at the Charlotte Hamfest back in March. I've been having
a ball rag chewing with local gang on 6AM.
I sure would like to find a vintage amp to go with it,
the 8 watts I get out could use a little help...

73, Ron

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C.R."Ron"Lawrence KC4YOY
Antique Radio Collector & Historian
kc4yoy(at)carolina.rr.com

POBox 3015
Matthews, NC 28106-3015
704-289-1166 (home)

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http://CloughBrengle.homestead.com
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http://www.cc-awa.org

I picked up a nice Hallicrafters SR-46 and matching VFO
at the Charlotte Hamfest back in March. I've been having
a ball rag chewing with local gang on 6AM.
I sure would like to find a vintage amp to go with it,
the 8 watts I get out could use a little help...

73, Ron

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C.R."Ron"Lawrence KC4YOY

Sounds like maybe you need a Clegg Apollo...