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![]() Gregg ) writes: Behold, Michael Black scribed on tube chassis: Collins mechanical filters were always costly. Surely some of it is because they aren't simple to manufacture. Heh, where's the overseas knockoffs? Well there were other manufacturers who made mechanical filters in the sixties. You'd see them in the Lafayette catalog, and mentioned in reviews (though I've always wondered if some of those reviews got it wrong, and they weren't mechanical filters). But they were never commmon. They were cheaper than Collins filters, but I have no idea how absolutely cheap they were for the time. I don't recall coming across real specs in the old magazines, either. I also recall in recent years that it was those other filters that used foam rubber inside, and by now much of that has deteriorated. Michael VE2BVW |
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