Hello Bob,
> Well... during a weak moment I was overcome by temptation and
> purchased that used QRO HF-2500DX I was looking at in late December.
Good on you! That's always fun.
> The
> stainless hardware is nice, but is also a catch-22. If you're prone to
> dropping a nut, washer, or screw, don't bother reaching for your
> magnetic screwdriver. It's useless for fishing hardware out of a
> corner!
Get yourself a couple of retired medical instruments called
"hemostats" and/or "needle-drivers". I've got some small, short
ones, and some really long ones. I can reach wayyy down into the
innards of an amp and retrieve such parts.
> I am looking for a pair of commercial plate cap connectors for the
> 4cx800 tubes. I am used to the finned heat sink type used in my
> Kenwood TL-922A (3-500's). Does anyone know of a source for solid
> fittings?
Such things are good for glass tubes, to help cool the glass-to-metal
seal. Compared to the the 3-500z, the 4cx800a's anode connector
already has a MONSTER finned heat sink, doesn't it?! All you need is
an electrical connection, really... and plenty of cooling air through
the anode cooler.
Have fun with your new amp. I'm betting you'll like it.
73,
George T. Daughters, K6GT
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