From: "Gary Poland" 
Subject: Re: [drakelist] VFO dial


"Gary Poland"  made an utterence to
the drakelist gang
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Greg,
   The plastic pin is the limit to the calibration slipage...the rubber =
bushing behind the dial skirt keeps the shaft and knob together. If the =
rubber bushing is missing, worn, or there isnt enough tension against it =
when puting the knob and skirt on, there will be slipage and loss of =
calibration. The plastic pin keeps you within a range of adjustment and =
keeps the dials and PTO from getting too far out of cal.

73, Gary
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Greg,
   The
plastic pin is the =
limit to the=20
calibration slipage...the rubber bushing behind the dial skirt keeps the =
shaft=20
and knob together. If the rubber bushing is missing, worn, or there isnt =
enough=20
tension against it when puting the knob and skirt on, there will be =
slipage and=20
loss of calibration. The plastic pin keeps you within a range of =
adjustment and=20
keeps the dials and PTO from getting too far out of cal.
 
73,
Gary

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