Well I guess we need to sort through the comments on the earlier post to find out the issue. Happy you solved your problem, but would have been happier if you would have done your excellent job of passing it along in great detail. You the man!
@@paulsullivan6392 I guess I’m too stupid to understand what the actual fault was that he corrected. I rewatched the end of his first video and didn’t see the solution appended to the end of the vid. Not sure how you sorted your comments so my first seven comments might be different than yours. I do appreciate you getting back to me and I had hoped that I had missed something obvious but alas I’m still missing the specifics of the fault in the AVC circuit. Thanks again for the reply and I’m sure I will enjoy his next video as usual. 👍
Nice receiver. I used one just after I got my General in 1959. I went to my one and only field day and the station operator asked to see my license (I was 15). I remember how nice the filtering was. I looked for one for a while but ended up much later refurbing an SX-96B - an even nicer unit.
Go back to the first video and review the first 7 comments. Three of these seven led Terry to the solution. And he appended the solution to the very end of the first video. So he did teach us the solution. But many never picked up on it.
I love all your productions and work. In this case would appreciate a short add-on to the video to know what the problem actually was and how you fixed it
Sounds great nice rig. I can hear CHU Canada on 3.330 mhz in the winter time here in the UK on my very 100lb RCA AR88D in the UK and using a Wellbrook loop.
I’m not familiar with this model. Does it have a product detector for SSB? On my SX-42, I shut AVC off, turn volume all the way up, sensitivity down, BFO on, and work the master volume with sensitivity.
Nice. Would you happen to know what the main cause for a dead radio to be? I've got an old 1940s Belmont 546 that doesn't do anything when plugged in. I've tested all the tubes and they seem fine.
Hey, quick follow up question. What tool should I use to actually measure the coils related to Band 4? Multimeter, Grid drip Oscilator, or is their a proper tool to do this?
Go back to the first video and review the first 7 comments. Three of these seven led Terry to the solution. And he appended the solution to the very end of the first video. So he did teach us the solution. But many never picked up on it.
Terry, what's the deal? You didn't tell us what the solution was. We're all here to learn something but you neglected to tell us what we really want to know... What was the fix? --Dean (WD0FIF)
@@d-labelectronics Oh ok, I see that in the comments now. I usually watch your channel on my Nvidia Shield streaming device which does not show any comments, just the video content. -- Good job on the repair technique.😉
oops...what do you mean oops. Go back to the first video and review the first 7 comments. Three of these seven led Terry to the solution. And he appended the solution to the very end of the first video. So he did teach us the solution. But many never picked up on it.
The Johnson Viking and guitar amp guru dips his toe into Hallicrafters waters and come out a winner. Well done buddy.
Thank you for your support Paul
Glad you got it figured out terry, some of them problems can drive you nuts 👍
Well I guess we need to sort through the comments on the earlier post to find out the issue. Happy you solved your problem, but would have been happier if you would have done your excellent job of passing it along in great detail. You the man!
Not really the answer is within the first 7 comments....plus Terry appended the solution at the very end of the first video.
@@paulsullivan6392 I guess I’m too stupid to understand what the actual fault was that he corrected. I rewatched the end of his first video and didn’t see the solution appended to the end of the vid. Not sure how you sorted your comments so my first seven comments might be different than yours. I do appreciate you getting back to me and I had hoped that I had missed something obvious but alas I’m still missing the specifics of the fault in the AVC circuit. Thanks again for the reply and I’m sure I will enjoy his next video as usual. 👍
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Nice receiver. I used one just after I got my General in 1959. I went to my one and only field day and the station operator asked to see my license (I was 15). I remember how nice the filtering was. I looked for one for a while but ended up much later refurbing an SX-96B - an even nicer unit.
Wow... nice radio. I wish my old S-76 was that sensitive and sounded that good.
I knew that video on RUclips that I recommended you to watch would help.
Soooo, what was the cure?
Exactly 😊
Go back to the first video and review the first 7 comments. Three of these seven led Terry to the solution. And he appended the solution to the very end of the first video.
So he did teach us the solution. But many never picked up on it.
Thanks, guys. I have a SX-100 with similar problem.
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My wife told me either she goes or all those radios go. So far I don't miss her one bit.
Great sounding old radio. Really takes me back.
Love it. I have the same radio but haven't finished it yet. The audio output x-former was open but it's working now.
Thanks, K4XBC
I love all your productions and work. In this case would appreciate a short add-on to the video to know what the problem actually was and how you fixed it
Please read the description, It has a link to Part 1
I love it when a plan comes together.
Hi Rerry, I have two sx71,s there great
Sounds great nice rig. I can hear CHU Canada on 3.330 mhz in the winter time here in the UK on my very 100lb RCA AR88D in the UK and using a Wellbrook loop.
I’m not familiar with this model. Does it have a product detector for SSB? On my SX-42, I shut AVC off, turn volume all the way up, sensitivity down, BFO on, and work the master volume with sensitivity.
Was the AVC fix also responsible for the low sensitivity on the lower bands? Or was that a separate issue you had to troubleshoot? 73 - Dino KLØS
Yep, everything cleared up after replacing V4.
kewl Terry, does it have an internal antenna? Or were you on the dipole? Is it up to par with your National?
For this test, I was using a Butternut 80/40 ground mount vertical
Great to hear that you manage to repair it.
Beautiful. Its a keeper. I'd love to have one.
3:50 Pirate?
Fantastic!! I want to hear right panel of radio ham, how you sintonize it?
Cheers from Argentina
Beautiful job, Terry. Beautiful job.
73 Paul AA1SU
What was the fix?
Great model sir thanks thanks for the sharing this video.
what a beautiful radio
Sounds fantastic!
So what was the solution?
Nice. Would you happen to know what the main cause for a dead radio to be? I've got an old 1940s Belmont 546 that doesn't do anything when plugged in. I've tested all the tubes and they seem fine.
Sounds like loss of High voltage, try swapping the rectifier tube
@@d-labelectronics Which one might that be?
35Z5
@@d-labelectronics What might be signs that it's bad? It does look clear, no burn marks.
Odd question but here goes. I have a Hallicrafters s-40b but I can’t pick up anything on band 4. Could your solution apply to my radio?
Take a good look at the band switch and the associated coils. Sometimes just a dirty switch, sometimes a fried band coil
@@d-labelectronics Good to know. I’ll take a look at it over the weekend. :)
Hey, quick follow up question. What tool should I use to actually measure the coils related to Band 4? Multimeter, Grid drip Oscilator, or is their a proper tool to do this?
So what was the problem?
Read the description, this is Part 2 post test
Very nice receiver, bit you didn't explain the repair. We're wanting you to teach us something.
Go back to the first video and review the first 7 comments. Three of these seven led Terry to the solution. And he appended the solution to the very end of the first video.
So he did teach us the solution. But many never picked up on it.
ruclips.net/video/1gAYRqSvDtk/видео.html
ok wat the fix
Read the description, this is Part 2 post test
u did not tel us the proodlem
The problems was very clearly explained toward the end of the first video
ruclips.net/video/1gAYRqSvDtk/видео.html
Terry, what's the deal? You didn't tell us what the solution was. We're all here to learn something but you neglected to tell us what we really want to know... What was the fix? --Dean (WD0FIF)
Please read the description, It has a link to Part 1
@@d-labelectronics Oh ok, I see that in the comments now. I usually watch your channel on my Nvidia Shield streaming device which does not show any comments, just the video content. -- Good job on the repair technique.😉
👍👍
oops, Terry,
oops...what do you mean oops. Go back to the first video and review the first 7 comments. Three of these seven led Terry to the solution. And he appended the solution to the very end of the first video.
So he did teach us the solution. But many never picked up on it.
@@paulsullivan6392 The oops was because i spelled Terrys name wrong on my other comment.
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Thanks! D-Lab🎛🐭