Monday, 28 April 2014

Re: [Amateur-repairs] Digital Readout for receivers and Vintage test equipment

 

On 28 Apr 2014 17:20:26 -0700, <paw_paw44036@yahoo.com> wrote:

>I haven't checked this out yet, maybe you can. I've been told by a couple fellow hams that the Alinco is a cheap version of a Kenwood. Made by Kenwood to Alinco spec. If anyone knows otherwise I will stand corrected.

This would be interesting indeed if it turns out to be true.

Donald

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Re: [Amateur-repairs] Digital Readout for receivers and Vintage test equipment

 

Whoops! I replied to the wrong thread.

Very sorry, folks!

I'll re-reply to the correct thread.

Donald

On Mon, 28 Apr 2014 19:37:44 -0400, donhellen@roadrunner.com wrote:

>Someone mentioned Alinco rigs off-list. How do these stack up against
>the big three Japanese brands (Yaesu, Kenwood, Icom) or the newer
>Chinese brand(s). I think I saw a Chinese brand rig with HF through 6M
>or even 2M for around $600 new. No idea if they're worth the price.
>New doesn't necessarily mean good, if you know what I mean.
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Re: [Amateur-repairs] Digital Readout for receivers and Vintage test equipment

 

I haven't checked this out yet, maybe you can. I've been told by a couple fellow hams that the Alinco is a cheap version of a Kenwood. Made by Kenwood to Alinco spec. If anyone knows otherwise I will stand corrected.

Please advise.

Bill WD8OSj

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Re: [Amateur-repairs] Digital Readout for receivers and Vintage test equipment

 

Someone mentioned Alinco rigs off-list. How do these stack up against
the big three Japanese brands (Yaesu, Kenwood, Icom) or the newer
Chinese brand(s). I think I saw a Chinese brand rig with HF through 6M
or even 2M for around $600 new. No idea if they're worth the price.
New doesn't necessarily mean good, if you know what I mean.

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Re: [Amateur-repairs] Digital Readout for receivers and Vintage test equipment

 

Thanks Dave, Here is a list of some of my equipment.

Model 112 Wavetek Function Generator
     
Model 2050 B&K Signal Generator
     
S-20R Hallicrafters Sky Champion Rx
 
AR-3 Heathkit AM/CW Rx
SX-111  Mark I Hallicrafters HF/CW Rx
   
Exact Electronics Model 121 Sweep Function Gen

On Mon, Apr 28, 2014 at 4:28 PM, Dave ve3wej <ve3wej@gmail.com> wrote:
 

This might be easier to answer if you had a specific make and model in mind.  some are easier to do, because they may already have an add on
like the ts520 , they had the dg5.

also it might give the smarter than me  techs a better idea of I.F. and whatever else is needed
On transmit frequency counter is easier, but does not help on receive



Dave Garber
VE3WEJ / VE3IE


On Mon, Apr 28, 2014 at 12:46 PM, <danyoder.cs@gmail.com> wrote:



Hi All,

 

  Can anyone tell me the easy approach to adding a frequency counter or digital readout to a rf generator or a function generator?

 

Thanks





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Re: [Amateur-repairs] Digital Readout for receivers and Vintage test equipment

 

This might be easier to answer if you had a specific make and model in mind.  some are easier to do, because they may already have an add on
like the ts520 , they had the dg5.

also it might give the smarter than me  techs a better idea of I.F. and whatever else is needed
On transmit frequency counter is easier, but does not help on receive



Dave Garber
VE3WEJ / VE3IE


On Mon, Apr 28, 2014 at 12:46 PM, <danyoder.cs@gmail.com> wrote:



Hi All,

 

  Can anyone tell me the easy approach to adding a frequency counter or digital readout to a rf generator or a function generator?

 

Thanks




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Hi All,

 

  Can anyone tell me the easy approach to adding a frequency counter or digital readout to a rf generator or a function generator?

 

Thanks

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