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Mark Gulbrandsen
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 - posted 09-09-2009 06:44 PM      Profile for Mark Gulbrandsen   Email Mark Gulbrandsen   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Jeff,

If you need any 833's let me know as I think the tube man here in SLC has some on the shelf and they'd probably be cheap. Those trannys are cool enough with the filaments lit up to display in one's living room!

Mark

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Jeff Stricker
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Phil, AM is about all I operate anymore...after years of CW, SBB etc...AM is great for realaxed full fidelity contacts.

Hi Mark...yes, yes, yes-----I'm interested in some 833's. Not sure the ones that came with this thing have a lot of life left in them. If you get the chance, pleaae ask the 'tube man' about them and me know what he says. many thanks! Jeff...BTW: still runnning the BX 40's!!!

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Jonathan Althaus
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3 left handed screwdrivers ($1 each) and 2 keys to some oarlocks ($3)

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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Playable with the Gamecube controller or Classic controller. No waggle in this game! No polygons, either. Probably the best looking game this generation, graphically. 2D goodness!

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Tim Reed
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 - posted 09-13-2009 07:22 PM      Profile for Tim Reed   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Jeff, that is soooo cool!! What station did that come from?

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Jeff Stricker
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Hi Tim.

The transmitter came from WAKE in Valparaiso, Indiana. They are a 1 KW daytime station using a two tower directional array on 1500 kHz. The transmitter was removed from service several years ago after being replaced with a more modern solid state rig. It was in storage at a friend's who removed it from service.

Currently it's in the clean up - paint up phase of restoration. Electrical work will come after getting it to look good. I have been told, however, that it was working when removed. It's gonna need some sickly low level electrolytics and a few hot looking resistors replaced at a minimum. I'll keep you informed as to progress. Jeff W9GY

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Mark Gulbrandsen
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 - posted 09-15-2009 01:50 PM      Profile for Mark Gulbrandsen   Email Mark Gulbrandsen   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Jeff,

The tube man has 4 833s left. Two are brand new unopened and two are opened but brand new. The two sealed are military tubes. He wants 95.00 each for them. Bill (The Tube Man) just turned 90 last week!!! Let me know if you're interested in them and I'll get you in touch with him...

Mark

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Joe Redifer
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Tim Reed
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Jeff... please do! That is a great project! [Smile] And I just bet you're gonna put it into AM service on 75 meters? [Wink]

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Jeff Stricker
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Hey Tim... 160 M to start with. Much closer to the broadcast band than 75 M. I can get it onto 160 without major surgery to the driver circuit and final. This tx was on 1.5 mHz to start with, so the conversion is fairly simple. The process of getting it running, as I see it, is as follows: get it going on it's origianl frequency of 1500 kHz., then move it up to 1880 kHz in the 160 M band (where I hang out alot)...after establishing it is good and relaible on 160, then possibly figure a way to bandswitch it to 75 M.

73 Jeff W9GY

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John Wilson
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12 days since a purchase??? What's going on?

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Galen Murphy-Fahlgren
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John, there's a global recession afoot, didn't you hear? It's blasphemous to spend money.

I haven't bought anything but gas and groceries in a month. However, I need to pick up some parts to get my car on the road (a little cold and wet on my motorcycle tonight), kitty litter, and a furnace filter so I can turn on the furnace now that it is getting into the 40s at night.

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Mike Blakesley
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 - posted 09-29-2009 12:10 PM      Profile for Mike Blakesley   Author's Homepage   Email Mike Blakesley   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I bought the original "Woodstock" movie on DVD this week. I've never seen it. I have a feeling it will make a fast trip to eBay afterwards, but who knows?

I also bought a new roof for the theatre this week.

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Sam Graham
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Got the ST:TNG movie Blu-ray collection in the mail yesterday, as well as Hot Fuzz and Shawn of the Dead.

Watched Hot Fuzz last night. I think I liked it better this time around than in its theatrical run.

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Christian Volpi
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I wanted to post this earlier, but was nowhere near a computer. On Friday my wife and I bought a house! [beer]

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