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From: Garey Barrell
Subject: Re: [drakelist] Wanted: R-4C Function Switch
Ken -
You may want to consider swapping the switch wafers
onto a new "front end" from a standard switch. Many
are assemble with screws making it an easy swap. I
have repaired a couple this way. I don't recall the
size of the Function wafers, but they are a standard
size. Centralab offered a line of switches in "kit
form" for a while that allowed you to assemble switches
from various wafers and detent mechanisms. I still see
these at hamfests now and then.
For those switches that haven't broken yet, a little
Lubriplate in the detent mechanism will prevent this.
If your switch is hard to turn or snaps loudly, lube it!
73, Garey - K4OAH
Atlanta
kenneth.winterling{at}mbusa.com wrote:
> Good Morning,
>
> I need a function switch for my R-4C. Mine turns from OFF to CAL with
> almost
> no discernible detents at the intermediate positions. Instead of using a
> ball
> bearing to engage the detent this switch used a "bulge" pressed from a
> rotating
> plate attached to the shaft. The bulge has broken off. The AC power switch
> works.
>
> Please state condition and advise cost and shipping charges to 10941-1211.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ken, WA2LBI
> wa2lbi{at}arrl.net
>
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