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Sorry, you're right....60Hz half-wave hum, not 120. I hope my Roamer has
the newer silicon diode instead of the selenium rectifier. My Dad says that the selenium will emit harmful gas when it burns and shorts. He says that's why some people turn out to be Politicians. Merry Christmas and don't forget to keep the leads as short as possible to the bandswitch! "patgkz" wrote in message ... I just know that Santa will bring me my Knight Star Roamer this year. Been waiting since 1967. I can just smell the aroma of burning solder flux. I hope that Allied prestripped and tinned all the wires to their exact length. I can hardly wait to mount last component on the chassis and listen to stations through the thick 120 cycle hum of the half-wave power supply. I just know that if I do a real good alignment on the radio, the set will be sensitive up to 30MHz even though it has no RF amplifier. My code key is ready so I can practice Morse when I crank up the Sensitivity control so the IF starts oscillating. If not a Star Roamer....maybe a Span Master will do. Thanks Santa! I'll leave a couple of 807's for you on the table. |
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