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0. 12:17 AM - PLEASE READ - List Fund Raiser Kickoff! (Matt Dralle)
1. 08:30 AM - KR86 42b ADF (Skillet)
2. 01:44 PM - Re: KR86 42b ADF (Robert L. Nuckolls, III)
3. 03:50 PM - LED strips for cabin light (James Kilford)
4. 07:17 PM - Re: KR86 42b ADF (Skillet)
5. 08:07 PM - Knife blade connectors (Kelly McMullen)
6. 09:10 PM - Z-16 (Dan Billingsley)
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Subject: | PLEASE READ - List Fund Raiser Kickoff! |
Dear Listers,
Each November I hold a PBS-like fund raiser to support the continued operation
and upgrade of the List services at Matronics. It's solely through the Contributions
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I have a King KR86 with the 42B antenna. the24' cable has been cut.
Can I splice it back together or cut it to 15'. The manual instructs; Do not change
cable length. King offered the cable @ either 24' or 15'.
Where the 15' and 24' cables identical other than length?
The part #'s for the 15' and 24' differ only by the last letter/digit.
Thank You
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Subject: | Re: KR86 42b ADF |
At 10:26 AM 11/1/2010, you wrote:
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>I have a King KR86 with the 42B antenna. the24' cable has been cut.
>Can I splice it back together or cut it to 15'. The manual
>instructs; Do not change cable length. King offered the cable @
>either 24' or 15'.
>Where the 15' and 24' cables identical other than length?
>The part #'s for the 15' and 24' differ only by the last letter/digit.
Those fixed length cables were designed
to present a certain capacitance to critically
tuned circuits within the receiver. If I
recall correctly, the "coaxial" cable wasn't
really an impedance-matched material . . . the
center conductor was a very fine wire compared
to the inside diameter of the shield. I suspect
that the material for both cables is the same
and the 15' cable has a capacitor added inside
one of the connector shells to compensate for
the shorter cable's lower capacitance.
Just an educated guess.
Suggest you splice it with a minimum removal
of original cable.
Bob . . .
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Subject: | LED strips for cabin light |
Gents,
I've been pondering for a while what to do about an inexpensive, neat
cabin light for my Jodel project. I thought LEDs were the way to go,
and instead of fabricating something, bought something like this:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/24-LED-White-Flexible-Strip-Waterproof-Car-Light-Bulb-/160500858701#ht_3067wt_1066
It runs straight off the bus, is nice and bright, and was easy enough
to mount. It's set into a slot in a piece of thin ply, with some
spruce stiffeners each side of the slot, then the ply was covered with
headlining material. It fits really well in the cabin roof. Picture
attached. Forgive the poor quality, but hopefully you can make out
what's going on.
James
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Subject: | Re: KR86 42b ADF |
Thanks that was helpful.
Brian
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Subject: | Knife blade connectors |
Heard recently an allegation that this type of connector may no longer
be allowed on certified aircraft. Old wives tale or is there some
substance? I've learned to take 43-13 with a grain of salt, so figured
would ask the experts first.
Kelly
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I just received the S704-1 Alt OV disconnect relay from B&C. AFter searching
several sources, I think I know how to connect. The question I have is...as
there are two coil tabs, does it matter how the polarity is attached? Thanks
Dan
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