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-on Electronics, 500B Bi- County Boulevard,

Farmingdale,

New York

11735

Haves and

Needs

Each month

get a lot of requests

for schematics,

parts sources, and gen-

eral information.

Some

of the questions

are easy,

and were happy

to help out.

Unfortunately,

lack the resources

to track down every

schematic for every

piece of equipment ever manufactured,

to find exotic

or obsolete

parts.

But

do have one resource we

can

turn to to try to answer as many of the

requests

possible. That resource

you, our

readers.

As space permits,

will

publish as many of those requests

as possible, complete

with

return

ad-

dress.

ask that any readers

with

in-

formation

contact

the writer

directly.

Also, if readers have

items or

info

that think

would

be of benefit to other

readers, we

invite them to let us know

about

it. We'll

publish the information,

and an address for furthur

correspon-

dence. One proviso: The space is nót

for commercial purposes. You can re-

quest

reasonable

charge for

photo-

copying, etc., offer to sell duplicate or

unwanted gear for a nominal cost, pro-

pose trades of equipment or ideas,

and

so forth. But if you're in the

business

of selling or repairing

gear,

please

use

the Hands -on Marketplace that appears

in each issue of this

magazine to adver-

tise

your services.

Without further

ado, let's get to the

first installment of "Haves and Needs."

I need

a schematic for

an RCA Vic-

tor Model 9 -X -571.

Also,

were

can you

get the

bayonet dial lights for

the thing?

the

way,

for those

that need sche-

matics for old

Signal Corps radios, why

not

contact the Army Signal

Corps at

Ft. Monmouth,

NJ. They might

have

some in

their archives.

Bob Kenyan

POB 128

Tombstone, AZ

85638

would

like to hear from

anyone inter-

ested

tube amplifiers. I've begun serv-

icing those units for

my friends and have

found information hard

to come

by.

Does anyone know where

I might find

a book describing the operating

charac-

teristics of audio tubes?

Richard

E. Anderson

1432 Riverside

Dr.

Pacific,

MO 63069

need a 6H5 tuning eye for

a Silver -

tone 4470. Any idea

where

could

get one, or

what

would

cost?

Sgt. J.J. Clarke, USMC

Grier

St.

Jacksonville, NC 28540

Poetic License

This regards

the article "Getting your

FCC License," by

John Gordon, in the

February 1988 issue.

Mr. Gordons

makes

statement

in this

article that

infers that there are

two kinds of radio

telephone licenses.

At present I know

only a general radio telephone

license,

and that has been a fact

for the last seven

to ten years. If

in fact that is

true, I feel

you

owe

at least a letter

of explanation

from you on

the article.

-M.G., Van

Nuys,

The misleading

statement

in question

appears at the

opening of the

article.

It is not only misleading

it is

down

right

wrong.

That, however, was

not Mr. Gor-

dons fault

that

sentence was

not

authored by him

but by a misinformed

editor. Please

pardon the

inaccuracy.

Se+nirr

Pulse

-Generator

Address

I just

got my

copy of

the May,

1988

issue of

Hands -On

Electronics.

I was

really

impressed

by the way

you

pre-

sented my

article

"A High -Voltage

Pulse

Generator,"

and was

pleased

that you

thought

enough of it

to feature

it on

the

cover.

Unfortunately,

there were

two major

errors in the

address you

gave for

the

parts supplier,

Maps and

Zaps. The

cor-

rect address

is 1132

Roseta

Dr., To-

panga, CA 90290.

-Dale Hileman

Calorie Watch

Lives!

I was greatly

dismayed when

I read

the review

of our

Calorie Watch,

enti-

tled "R.I.P,"

the December

1987

installment

of "Gadget."

I was

astounded

that so

eloquent an author

as the re-

viewer

did not

think to

ask Synchronics'

customer

service for

the phone

number

of the manufacturer,

to ask directory

assistance

for the

phone number

of the

company

occupying

the

address on

the

warranty

card. You

see, we

changed

our name

to Elexis

Corporation when

went

public

in February

1987.

I am happy

to report

that the

Calorie

Watch

alive and living

on the shelves

about 3000,

chain -store

outlets. With

over 50,000

units sold, we

consider

the

product

success,

and

will

continue

sell

the unit for some

time

to come.

Now

as to the

problem with

the in-

structions:

It seems

the reviewer

fell prey

to the

frustrations

that face

many fren-

zied

"Gadgeteers" when

they rush

use a product without

carefully review-

ing the instructions.

All of the

ques-

tions pertaining

use, including

how

to bring up

the calorie

display, can

found in

the instructions.

But

properly

using the watch

requires

overcoming

your

impatience

and completely read-

ing the instructions

and trying

them out.

After

all, a three

-button

watch

with

modes

and five programmable

data

in-

puts is

a bit much to comprehend

one sitting.

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