From: Eric Webner 
Subject: [drakelist] re: Graveyard

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What a great idea! I don't know if someone would ever want to
part out a vintage radio, but one can imagine how one "dead"
radio could have parts that could save a lot of other "sick"
radios.
73, Eric
 
Martin Sole
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folks,I have heard the term 'junker unit' on a couple
of occasions. DO thesethings exist or is it just a little wishful
thinking? Over on the FoxTangogroup W4CLM runs what she calls a
graveyard, a repository for dead orterminal Yaesu radios, and
acts as a clearing house for parts needed. Theseare not sold but
donations are used to purchase more parts units and hard tolocate
components. Wonder if anybody does that for
Drakes?73Martin -
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On Behalf Of Garey BarrellSent: 14 February 2005
04:53To: Dick Harms PA2DW; drakelistSubject: Re:
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-Probably not, short of a junker unit.
Best advice is to keep them clean, NO oil or grease,
don't slam them againstthe stops and they'll probably outlast
us!73, Garey -
K4OAHAtlantaDrake C-Line Service
Manual<HTTP: R-4C_Servicez hr99.home.mindspring.com
/>Dick Harms PA2DW
wrote:> Now of course an interesting question
is, is there a source for metal > gears if ever our
"nylons" get broken?> > 73,
Dick/PA2DW>> -----Oorspronkelijk
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[mailto:owner-drakelist{at}www.zerobeat.net]*Namens *Eric
Webner> *Verzonden:* zondag 13 februari 2005
18:32> *Aan:* drakelist{at}zerobeat.net>
*Onderwerp:* Re: [drakelist] R-!
4C gears
 nylon or metal?>> Would you believe
DeWalt used to use nylon gears in the> transmission of
their cordless drills? That made for a lot of> repair
bills. Now, they use metal gears, and they last much much>
longer.> >
Eric>>> */Lee Bahr
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