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Pat,
Nap time after lunch!!
Howard #3
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From: "Pat Byrne" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2014 11:55 AM
Subject: Re: Johnson Viking II
>I had one of those, also! Did yours have the after market TVI kit
> with the perforated sheets that enclosed the entire rig and had about
> a thousand little screws that held it together? i bought mine used
> from Allied Radio in Chicago. Got it home and it had a burned out
> 4D32, about a $40 tube then. Big bucks to a teenager!! Allied
> replaced it for freee!! My first grown up rig after the Globe Scout
> 40 and the Harvey Wells TBS50D! Why can I remember all that stuff
> and forget what I am supposed to do after lunch!
> Pat, K9JAuAt 11:36 AM 5/7/2014, you wrote:
>>I had a viking one and didn't have a tuning aid in those days. No one in
>>my falily understood radio. I had a heck of a time tuning that thing,
>>every stage had to be tuned as I recall. Ran a pair of 807s and a 4d32
>>for final as I recall. I did also have the Johnson v f o which was really
>>stable for its time.
>>73
>>Butch
>>WA0VJR
>>Node 3148
>>Wallace, ks.
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