From: af2c{at}njdxa.org
Subject: Re: [drakelist] TR-7 and TR-7A


af2c{at}njdxa.org made an utterence to the drakelist gang
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My memory may be going.  However, I seem to remember that the early TR-7=20
sub-panels were one piece.   The late TR-7 had a three piece rear sub-panel.

Research indicates that the change in the sub-panel design took place in=20
mid to late 1978 or around serial numbers 48=D8=D8 to 6=D8=D8=D8 according=
 to an=20
article by WB4HFN.

There were reasons for the change in the sub-panel design, but it is not=20
relevant to this discussion.

73,
Jay/AF2C





At 03:36 PM 11/8/04 -0500, you wrote:

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>Hello Paul,
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>to my knowledge, there were never any TR-7A's produced with the single=20
>panel; the split panel was used early on in the TR7 production run so any=
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>single panel radios are probably the earliest TR 7's manufactured.  I=20
>can't help you with the 7A serial numbers, but I'm sure some one on the=20
>list will know.
>
>Mike W4DL
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My memory may be going.  However, I seem to remember
that the early TR-7 sub-panels were one piece.   The late TR-7
had a three piece rear sub-panel.
Research indicates that the change in the sub-panel design took place in
mid to late 1978 or around serial numbers 48=D8=D8 to 6=D8=D8=D8 according=
 to an
article by WB4HFN.
There were reasons for the change in the sub-panel design, but it is not
relevant to this discussion.
73,
Jay/AF2C


At 03:36 PM 11/8/04 -0500, you wrote:
"Mike Williams"
<mj451{at}bellsouth.net> made an utterence to the drakelist gang
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Hello Paul,
to my knowledge, there were never any TR-7A's produced with the single
panel; the split panel was used early on in the TR7 production run so any
single panel radios are probably the earliest TR 7's manufactured. 
I can't help you with the 7A serial numbers, but I'm sure some one on the
list will know.
Mike W4DL 
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