I found one of these at a hamfest, it's a small box with 2 controls on the
front and on the back there are 2 RCA phono sockets, a 12VDC connector and a
SO 239. The 239 is labelled EXT. MODULE so I assume there's another part or
two for this set and I wonder what they are. Any info appreciated.
tnx

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73
Hank WD5JFR

HK - Look Here - McKay Dymek DA-100E Active Antenna ~ RHF
http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/sw_ant/0328.html

Henry Kolesnik wrote:
I found one of these at a hamfest, it's a small box with 2 controls on the
front and on the back there are 2 RCA phono sockets, a 12VDC connector and a
SO 239. The 239 is labelled EXT. MODULE so I assume there's another part or
two for this set and I wonder what they are. Any info appreciated.
tnx

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73
Hank WD5JFR
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You have the power supply, RF take off unit.
There is another part, the external active antenna module.

Terry

On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 21:43:00 GMT, "Henry Kolesnik"
wrote:

I found one of these at a hamfest, it's a small box with 2 controls on the
front and on the back there are 2 RCA phono sockets, a 12VDC connector and a
SO 239. The 239 is labelled EXT. MODULE so I assume there's another part or
two for this set and I wonder what they are. Any info appreciated.
tnx

I have the complete setup. The exterior module consists of a whip
antenna, about 5.5-ft. tall, and a small plastic box at the base of
the antenna with assorted electronics in it. There is about 50 feet of
coax coming out of the bottom of the plastic box, which goes to your
control box coax plug labelled, exterior module.

The complete system is an active receiving antenna system that works
between 50 khz and 30 mhz.

The Attenuation control on your box matches the impedance of the
feedline to the radio input.

I don't know if Stoner Communications is still in business, but if
they are, the Exterior Module Assembly, including telescoping antenna
and cable, is listed in the manual as Part # 166044. They give a
California phone number (714) 987-4624.

I bought my antenna system in 1988 for about $200-250. The instruction
manual is dated 1975, so this system's been around awhile.

The antenna has worked like a champ with my SW receiver, a Japan Radio
Company NRD-525.

Bob
k5qwg

Hi

Is a copy of the Mckay Dymek C still available
Jordan J Dobriken
809-1850 Rosser Ave.
Burnaby BC CA
V5C 5E1


73 de Jordan ve7jjd

On Friday, November 25, 2016 at 5:08:52 PM UTC-6, Jordan Dobrikin wrote:
Hi

Is a copy of the Mckay Dymek C still available
Jordan J Dobriken
809-1850 Rosser Ave.
Burnaby BC CA
V5C 5E1


73 de Jordan ve7jjd

More radios than you can shake a stick at. I have seen that McKay Dymek name before. Long, Lonnnng ago. Black Friday, Towels Lives Matter.

Jordan Dobrikin wrote:
Hi

Is a copy of the Mckay Dymek C still available
Jordan J Dobriken
809-1850 Rosser Ave.
Burnaby BC CA
V5C 5E1


73 de Jordan ve7jjd

What do you mean by "copy"?
I have a schematic for the DA 100
Chuck KA6UUP