Wards Airline AM/SW

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by sean

You can just snap the 9V batteries together in series. Snap the positive of one into the negative of the other, then snap the positive of another into the negative of the 2nd one and repeat with 10 batteries. You will have open terminals at the end of the string. You can take the terminal board from a discarded 9V and cut it in half to make connections to the string. Here's a photo I found on the web to illustrate what I mean.

I've done that, myself. I used hot melt glue to hold them together.
BTW, I looked up the entry of a A-B supply, on the British Antique Wireless website. It seems to be a novel approach to the "B" circuitry, using all low priced, readily available components.
The "A" supply, looks like, the way I would do it.
It's on the Paul Stenning, website.

[Boobtubeman]

Hehehehe Yep, thats what i meant by is gonna look silly THIS IS what i have planned for the testing phase of this radio

Just sent payment off for the tubes....

do you have the link to that power supply? One day i will need it

SR

[Paul Knaack]

Heres the link
http://www.vintage-radio.com/project...y-set-psu.html

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by Paul Knaack

Heres the link
http://www.vintage-radio.com/project...y-set-psu.html

Thanks for bailing me out! I should be more computer savvy, but unfortunately not.
BTW, where's Dale, Wi. I've heard of Glendale, Greendale, but never Dale.
A lifelong Wisconsin resident!

[Paul Knaack]

Hello diesel jeep,
Dale is 14 miles west of Appleton on state road 96. Just a small town about 2700 people in the township.

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by Paul Knaack

Hello diesel jeep,
Dale is 14 miles west of Appleton on state road 96. Just a small town about 2700 people in the township.

You're really not that far from me!
My home is in Cedar Grove, southern Sheboygan county. Population, 2100, Village status.

[Boobtubeman]

Got my tubes, got my batteries, and fired it up.....

Must say, it performs great for its age...

SR