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Sounds like a great idea. A lot of people would love to have those
components ! "HankG" wrote in message ... I have a WWII, tube-type, military receiver which stopped working some years back. The radio is built like a tank. It has a large variable cap with a precise planetary drive (no bandspread). A resistor burned out and I suspect it needs to be recappled also, which I'm not about to do. My current radio is an RX-320 which far exceeds what the above radio was capable of delivering (digital tuning, stable side-band, etc.). I'm using 2 antennas; a folded dipole inside my roof, and a 100+ foot longwire (outside on a fence). The dipole seems to be less sensitive at the lower and upper ends of the SW band, which is the area where I use the longwire. I was thinking about the possiblilty of using the variable cap/coils as a (non-amplified) antenna tuner or pre-selector. Anyone care to comment on this idea? Thanks. HankG |
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