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President Washington
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Shadetree Mechanic
Delaware Base Station 808
That's the early President 858 PLL version. Very nice recieve and excellent side band audio. I have an 858 Madison and it is now my go to rig.
Unit 399 has some excellent info on these.
https://unit399.wixsite.com/858ssb
Unit 399 has some excellent info on these.
https://unit399.wixsite.com/858ssb
I have several of those type. Uniden 858 chassis, good performer.
Like Shadetree Mechanic said, get to Unit 399's site.
Need some help glue cracked the Ferrite core beads located in front of board anyone know part number or the ferrite core spec for a replacement ? I can wiend them just need ferrit core bead part thanks
Got any old Video cards around from the late 90's into early 2000's?
These were the beginnings of the Nvida and AMD rise of Gamer-driven Graphic cards. Worthless by todays standards because the onboard graphics chips are much more integrated and faster, but they did use a plethora of chokes - you may find some of these by diameter as well as some wire to wind with - in these older cards - they may cost $10 bucks, but it's a cheaper source of some RF parts you can't find anymore.
These were the beginnings of the Nvida and AMD rise of Gamer-driven Graphic cards. Worthless by todays standards because the onboard graphics chips are much more integrated and faster, but they did use a plethora of chokes - you may find some of these by diameter as well as some wire to wind with - in these older cards - they may cost $10 bucks, but it's a cheaper source of some RF parts you can't find anymore.
One is saved just the enamel came off due to the glue, I put it on my microscope takes 25 turns with only 2 strands which is good.
Update: so far I have the wire now ordered custom made ferrite core as the demensions where quite strange
L35 & L36 are 19uh coils. Part number is LD057. Hard to find. Maybe scrounge one from an old junker, or try Ken's Electronics.
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