SAMS 222
 

Anyone got the 222 Vol of Sams? I just missed one on E-Bay. Need the
Washington Info. For now - could use the damned mic wiring. Have an RK 56
which was wired ass backwards of the wires that were connected - and with
some wires not even connected. Found the schematic online and rewired the
top to match it. Trying to get it wired to the Washington. I've played with
it a bit - but have to stop for now. Being I wanted to ask for a copy of 222
or the needed portion thereof, thought i'd ask for the mic wiring at the
least. Have to meet some friends to go watch some football and had to quit
for the night!

Thanks!

SAMS 222
 

On Sat, 5 Jan 2008 18:53:16 -0500, "radiosrfun"
wrote:

Anyone got the 222 Vol of Sams? I just missed one on E-Bay. Need the
Washington Info. For now - could use the damned mic wiring. Have an RK 56
which was wired ass backwards of the wires that were connected - and with
some wires not even connected. Found the schematic online and rewired the
top to match it. Trying to get it wired to the Washington. I've played with
it a bit - but have to stop for now. Being I wanted to ask for a copy of 222
or the needed portion thereof, thought i'd ask for the mic wiring at the
least. Have to meet some friends to go watch some football and had to quit
for the night!

Thanks!



microphone wiring code
Standard 1-Audio, 2-Shield, 3-Receive, 4- Switching, 5-Transmit
Astatic 1-White, 2-Shield, 3-Black, 4-Blue, 5-Red
Sadelta 1-White, 2-NC, 3-Green, 4-Shield, 5-Brown
Turner 1-White, 2-Shield, 3-Black, 4-Red, 5-Blue

I don't know if the Turner is the same. But it's worth a shot.


http://www.angelfire.com/ct/tomspowermods/

Vinnie S.

SAMS 222
 

"Vinnie S." wrote in message
...
On Sat, 5 Jan 2008 18:53:16 -0500, "radiosrfun"

wrote:

Anyone got the 222 Vol of Sams? I just missed one on E-Bay. Need the
Washington Info. For now - could use the damned mic wiring. Have an RK 56
which was wired ass backwards of the wires that were connected - and with
some wires not even connected. Found the schematic online and rewired the
top to match it. Trying to get it wired to the Washington. I've played
with
it a bit - but have to stop for now. Being I wanted to ask for a copy of
222
or the needed portion thereof, thought i'd ask for the mic wiring at the
least. Have to meet some friends to go watch some football and had to quit
for the night!

Thanks!



microphone wiring code
Standard 1-Audio, 2-Shield, 3-Receive, 4- Switching,
5-Transmit
Astatic 1-White, 2-Shield, 3-Black, 4-Blue, 5-Red
Sadelta 1-White, 2-NC, 3-Green, 4-Shield, 5-Brown
Turner 1-White, 2-Shield, 3-Black, 4-Red, 5-Blue

I don't know if the Turner is the same. But it's worth a shot.


http://www.angelfire.com/ct/tomspowermods/

Vinnie S.

Vinnie, cut out early from watching the game - will give it a shot. That
info is better than what I had to start with - which was "none"! Thanks!

SAMS 222
 

Vinnie, cut out early from watching the game - will give it a shot. That
info is better than what I had to start with - which was "none"! Thanks!

I got jolted from a Robyn T-240D tube radio. I connected the D104 using the
wiring diagram, but the the guy I purchased from didn't tell me that the radio
internal connector was re-wired for a 4 pin Cobra. So I grabbed the mic and the
channel selector, and got 200 VDC through me. It was not pleasant !

Vinnie S.

SAMS 222
 

"Vinnie S." wrote in message
...

Vinnie, cut out early from watching the game - will give it a shot. That
info is better than what I had to start with - which was "none"! Thanks!

I got jolted from a Robyn T-240D tube radio. I connected the D104 using
the
wiring diagram, but the the guy I purchased from didn't tell me that the
radio
internal connector was re-wired for a 4 pin Cobra. So I grabbed the mic
and the
channel selector, and got 200 VDC through me. It was not pleasant !

Vinnie S.

AH YES - those were the days. I had a Lafayette Comstat 25A hit me once. I
guess that is part of what helped give me my "electrofying" personality!
:) Hell, I had a Tube set - can't recall the model now - out on my cement
porch one day. I was in my bare feet, "it" hadn't been plugged in for a
while. The caps didn't seem to mind that. I bent down to pick it up and
touched the right spot or wrong depending on your view - I still got zapped.

I have a Robyn parts radio right now - ready to clear out or be stripped. I
"think" it is the 240D - but don't quote me - my mind isn't fixated on
"model" numbers right now.

Truth be told, I'd rather work on the Tube sets though - more enjoyable. I
can "see" the parts without glasses - let alone bi-focals or magnifying
lenses. I like the audio and warm glow. Have a Comstat 25A of my mothers -
am wanting to get to sometime soon - to redo. I don't talk on the CB
anymore - but I'd fire it up just to hear the audio.
Around here - for a long while - it was nothing but World War III on most
any channel. Now you hardly hear anyone - aside from truckers and the local
factory security.

SAMS 222
 

On Jan 5, 5:53*pm, "radiosrfun" wrote:
Anyone got the 222 Vol of Sams? I just missed one on E-Bay. Need the
Washington Info. For now - could use the damned mic wiring. Have an RK 56
which was wired ass backwards of the wires that were connected - and with
some wires not even connected. Found the schematic online and rewired the
top to match it. Trying to get it wired to the Washington. I've played with
it a bit - but have to stop for now. Being I wanted to ask for a copy of 222
or the needed portion thereof, thought i'd ask for the mic wiring at the
least. Have to meet some friends to go watch some football and had to quit
for the night!

Thanks!

Radiosrfun, winner of the "Golden Screwdriver" award for the past five
years... lol

SAMS 222
 

Radiosrfun, winner of the "Golden Screwdriver" award for the past five
years... lol


LOL. That is what I did when you forcasted 30 sales per month on ebay, and gave
me a lecture on business 101. When I asked about you slow first months sales,
you said they were slow. More like non-existant. Then you drastically reduced
prices.

Let's put it this way. You created a product for a non-existing market, and made
it where you basically needed electronics training to install it. Not to mention
cutting traces an so forth. That is what I call brilliant business stratgey !
All after the Skywave debacle.

Vinnie S.

SAMS 222
 

Radiosrfun, winner of the "Golden Screwdriver" award for the past five
years... lol



Written by a true ASS HOLE.

Again I say - Go **** YOURSELF. You aren't worth the cum that managed to
stick to your mothers' womb to create you. The best part of you - ran down
her leg.

Your fascination with me is showing your true sexual connection to the male
species - SPAMMER.

SAMS 222
 

On Sun, 6 Jan 2008 11:58:22 -0500, "radiosrfun"
wrote:

Radiosrfun, winner of the "Golden Screwdriver" award for the past five
years... lol



Written by a true ASS HOLE.

Again I say - Go **** YOURSELF. You aren't worth the cum that managed to
stick to your mothers' womb to create you. The best part of you - ran down
her leg.

Your fascination with me is showing your true sexual connection to the male
species - SPAMMER.

Don't waste your time with him. How did you make out with the mic?

Vinnie S.

SAMS 222
 

"Vinnie S." wrote in message
...
On Sun, 6 Jan 2008 11:58:22 -0500, "radiosrfun"

wrote:

Radiosrfun, winner of the "Golden Screwdriver" award for the past five
years... lol



Written by a true ASS HOLE.

Again I say - Go **** YOURSELF. You aren't worth the cum that managed to
stick to your mothers' womb to create you. The best part of you - ran down
her leg.

Your fascination with me is showing your true sexual connection to the
male
species - SPAMMER.

Don't waste your time with him. How did you make out with the mic?

Vinnie S.

Hell, he wasn't even worth his mother and father's time! When they seen that
mass of toxicity come out of her puss - they wanted to toss it - but Haz Mat
regs prevented it.

I am hoping to get down to the bench later on. Haven't gotten there yet.
Last night - was wanting to when I came back early from watching the game -
but after a few brews - figured I better not. Got busy today with a bunch of
stuff. Just now starting to slow down. I don't know where this dude is
getting all his stuff - but WOW... what a mess.
Miswired, chopped up, you name it. I sure hope he isn't paying any good
money for the stuff!

I have that mic, the Washington and one other radio to do for them. The rest
are done and gone.

Thanks for the assist.

SAMS 222
 

Hell, he wasn't even worth his mother and father's time! When they seen that
mass of toxicity come out of her puss - they wanted to toss it - but Haz Mat
regs prevented it.

I am hoping to get down to the bench later on. Haven't gotten there yet.
Last night - was wanting to when I came back early from watching the game -
but after a few brews - figured I better not. Got busy today with a bunch of
stuff. Just now starting to slow down. I don't know where this dude is
getting all his stuff - but WOW... what a mess.
Miswired, chopped up, you name it. I sure hope he isn't paying any good
money for the stuff!

I have that mic, the Washington and one other radio to do for them. The rest
are done and gone.

Thanks for the assist.




I am currently working on a friend's TRC-457, that is another restore project.
This radio was hacked. The channel mods, and clarifier all hacks. The deadkey
was real low. Channel selector is out. Lamps burnt out. I got the deadkey fixed
by replacing the final. That worked fine. As I was trying to adjust modulation
on my scope, I must have shorted the mic inputs, and lost the output. on AM, I
have no deadkey. On SSB, the relay chatters when I key up. I tested the fina and
it's still good. This one might be one of those one step up, 2 steps back
radios. It is the the only radio I have seen with all these different problems.



Vinnie S.

SAMS 222
 

On Jan 6, 11:57*am, Vinnie S. wrote:
I am currently working on a friend's TRC-457, that is another restore project.
This radio was hacked. The channel mods, and clarifier all hacks. The deadkey
was real low. Channel selector is out. Lamps burnt out. I got the deadkey fixed
by replacing the final. That worked fine. As I was trying to adjust modulation
on my scope, I must have shorted the mic inputs, and lost the output. on AM, I
have no deadkey. On SSB, the relay chatters when I key up. I tested the fina and
it's still good. This one might be one of those one step up, 2 steps back
radios. It is the the only radio I have seen with all these different problems.

Wow... the radio was hacked. Must be your buddy Radiosrfun was in
there with his golden plated screwdriver.
You guys fixing radios is like a monkey at a typewriter... LOL

SAMS 222
 

"radiosrfun" wrote in message
...
Anyone got the 222 Vol of Sams? I just missed one on E-Bay. Need the
Washington Info. For now - could use the damned mic wiring. Have an RK 56
which was wired ass backwards of the wires that were connected - and with
some wires not even connected. Found the schematic online and rewired the
top to match it. Trying to get it wired to the Washington. I've played
with it a bit - but have to stop for now. Being I wanted to ask for a copy
of 222 or the needed portion thereof, thought i'd ask for the mic wiring
at the least. Have to meet some friends to go watch some football and had
to quit for the night!

Thanks!

you might want to try one of these sites:

WWW.bama.sbc.edu/

www.ac6v.com/manuals.htm

www.eserviceinfo.com/

www.user-service-manuals.com/

or put your request into this group:



73's

SAMS 222
 

"Channel Cop" wrote in message
. ..

"radiosrfun" wrote in message
...
Anyone got the 222 Vol of Sams? I just missed one on E-Bay. Need the
Washington Info. For now - could use the damned mic wiring. Have an RK 56
which was wired ass backwards of the wires that were connected - and with
some wires not even connected. Found the schematic online and rewired the
top to match it. Trying to get it wired to the Washington. I've played
with it a bit - but have to stop for now. Being I wanted to ask for a
copy of 222 or the needed portion thereof, thought i'd ask for the mic
wiring at the least. Have to meet some friends to go watch some football
and had to quit for the night!

Thanks!

you might want to try one of these sites:

WWW.bama.sbc.edu/

www.ac6v.com/manuals.htm

www.eserviceinfo.com/

www.user-service-manuals.com/

or put your request into this group:



73's


Thanks! I do appreciate the info. Will give er a shot.

SAMS 222
 

"Vinnie S." wrote in message
...

Hell, he wasn't even worth his mother and father's time! When they seen
that
mass of toxicity come out of her puss - they wanted to toss it - but Haz
Mat
regs prevented it.

I am hoping to get down to the bench later on. Haven't gotten there yet.
Last night - was wanting to when I came back early from watching the
game -
but after a few brews - figured I better not. Got busy today with a bunch
of
stuff. Just now starting to slow down. I don't know where this dude is
getting all his stuff - but WOW... what a mess.
Miswired, chopped up, you name it. I sure hope he isn't paying any good
money for the stuff!

I have that mic, the Washington and one other radio to do for them. The
rest
are done and gone.

Thanks for the assist.




I am currently working on a friend's TRC-457, that is another restore
project.
This radio was hacked. The channel mods, and clarifier all hacks. The
deadkey
was real low. Channel selector is out. Lamps burnt out. I got the deadkey
fixed
by replacing the final. That worked fine. As I was trying to adjust
modulation
on my scope, I must have shorted the mic inputs, and lost the output. on
AM, I
have no deadkey. On SSB, the relay chatters when I key up. I tested the
fina and
it's still good. This one might be one of those one step up, 2 steps back
radios. It is the the only radio I have seen with all these different
problems.



Vinnie S.

Well - the "wiring" was ok - the switch on the other hand - was not. It was
flaky. I wired in a "regular" switch - not the "PTT" type - before finding
the "replacement" to see what the deal was. The mic worked fine. So - back
to replacing the switch (after dinner!).

As to your TRC 457, I have one of those waiting. That was the "other" radio
I have waiting - after the Washington.
I have the "Radio Shack" "Factory" manual for it - and I can't swear to it -
but maybe a Sams too. If you need any help from that manual - let me know -
be more than happy to help out. I already have the manual sitting on my
bench for the 457's turn. This one is "said" to be receiving ok AM/SSB,
Transmits fine on AM - but none on SSB. So - we shall see. I've not tested
it yet to see.

As for right now - "Dinner". Radios can wait.

SAMS 222
 

On Sun, 6 Jan 2008 10:10:14 -0800 (PST), Telstar Electronics
wrote:

On Jan 6, 11:57*am, Vinnie S. wrote:
I am currently working on a friend's TRC-457, that is another restore project.
This radio was hacked. The channel mods, and clarifier all hacks. The deadkey
was real low. Channel selector is out. Lamps burnt out. I got the deadkey fixed
by replacing the final. That worked fine. As I was trying to adjust modulation
on my scope, I must have shorted the mic inputs, and lost the output. on AM, I
have no deadkey. On SSB, the relay chatters when I key up. I tested the fina and
it's still good. This one might be one of those one step up, 2 steps back
radios. It is the the only radio I have seen with all these different problems.

Wow... the radio was hacked. Must be your buddy Radiosrfun was in
there with his golden plated screwdriver.

You guys fixing radios is like a monkey at a typewriter... LOL

Brian, Please don't use the LOL when you are not really LOL. It loses it's
meaning.

And please don't mock my repair abilities. It a hell of a lot better than you
Business 101 knowledge.


Vinnie S.

SAMS 222
 

"Vinnie S." wrote in message
...
On Sun, 6 Jan 2008 10:10:14 -0800 (PST), Telstar Electronics
wrote:

On Jan 6, 11:57 am, Vinnie S. wrote:
I am currently working on a friend's TRC-457, that is another restore
project.
This radio was hacked. The channel mods, and clarifier all hacks. The
deadkey
was real low. Channel selector is out. Lamps burnt out. I got the
deadkey fixed
by replacing the final. That worked fine. As I was trying to adjust
modulation
on my scope, I must have shorted the mic inputs, and lost the output. on
AM, I
have no deadkey. On SSB, the relay chatters when I key up. I tested the
fina and
it's still good. This one might be one of those one step up, 2 steps
back
radios. It is the the only radio I have seen with all these different
problems.

Wow... the radio was hacked. Must be your buddy Radiosrfun was in
there with his golden plated screwdriver.

You guys fixing radios is like a monkey at a typewriter... LOL

Brian, Please don't use the LOL when you are not really LOL. It loses it's
meaning.

And please don't mock my repair abilities. It a hell of a lot better than
you
Business 101 knowledge.


Vinnie S.

Him in business? Thats a ****ing riot.

Brian - feel free to kiss my ass - any chance you please! I've probably been
repairing stuff longer than you've been alive - ass wipe.