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. I think there were 2 DX versions and a US version, but I hadn't seen one like this that I can recall.

This on the bay has me confused. The face-plate looks to be a DX model with the HI-LOW switch, yet there is no "sel call" 6 pin plug on the back as all the ones I've seen have...

I don't know if this is relevant, but this shows some substitutions. http://www.nostalgiaair.org/Tubes/6JS6C.htm

OUTSTANDING! Thanks a bunch. I imagine a 1 watt minimum zener will be OK

Does any body happen to know what the 2 diodes are that are in this controller/ There are 2, D1 and D2, but the manuals only give a CDE part number. 1 is listed as a zener, and another a 100 PIV diode. That's all the info on it I can find. Thanks for any help

A small price to pay for the love and sense of well being they bring.

An old proverb, "No good deed goes unpunished"

I'm generally very careful and follow all safety precautions on anything I probe.:) Thanks

I hate to say it, but epay. Guy in CA had 2 for like $12.00. However barkett and RFParts has them as well

Has anyone used or owned one of these. https://www.aimtti.com/product-category/frequency-counters/aim-tf900series The specs seem good and it's Made in England (Great Britain), There just doesn't seem to be a lot of information as far as reviews for it. One guy on utube has a review, that's...

Replaced the 5082 and now have 10.24.

1.047 V, however no 10.24 output on AM-FM. In the SSB modes I get about 8 MHz @ pin 1.

I had my counter set to MHz at first, switched to kHz showed the signal frequency. That got me to looking at the data sheet a little more and I see how you got me there. I don't have a very good knowledge of what the ic does, so thanks. So with all that's going on with the 5082, it looks like...

Actually, I have 5V at the pin5. My meter lead went goofy.