Subj : Re: HA-24/HA-14?
To : Ed Vance
From : Holger Granholm
Date : Wed Jul 02 2014 09:27 am
In a message dated 06-30-14, Ed Vance said to Holger Granholm:
GM Ed,
EV> I saw TKS mentioned in a magazine once and thought it 'sounded' more
EV> like the word thanks sounds and I started using it instead of TNX
EV> even though TNX has a real nice rythym to it as it is being sent.
On the contrary, I feel that TNX sounds more like saying thanks.
HG> The assembly manual is printed 1965.
EV> I found a 1967 HEATHKIT Catalog and saw the HA-14 "KW Kompact" and
EV> its DC and AC Power Supplies described in it.
Yeah, originally it was intended to be a mobile kilowatt but luckily
Heathkit decided to provide an AC powersupply too for 115/230V
HG> No wonder because I made a mistake. The tubes used in the HA-24
HG> are two 572B's in grounded grid configuration.
EV> I see that You wrote HA-24 again, it is the HA-14 You own isn't it?
Actually that is easily explained. The name of the PS is HP-24, why
not HP-14 ? Well, after sifting through the manual I found out that
the mobile PS was named HP-14.
EV> I thought a dash was the same name for a hyphen, and the character I
EV> used is called a UnderScore?
As Roy showed to you there's no space between two underscores so
consequently two underscores will be read as ONE dash.
HG> No I'm not finnish. I am born as a "finland/swede" which means
HG> that my native language is swedish.
HG> At age 26 I moved to the Aland Islands which is a
HG> self-governing part of Finland with our own parliament and
EV> Thank You! for sharing that info.
HG> The name Ahvenanmaa is not an official name for this area
HG> because the only official language is swedish an therefore that
HG> name is not OK.
EV> I just thought to use that word after seeing it in the WordWeb
EV> program.
Yeah, the finns are poking their "translations" everywhere.
73 de Sam, OH0NC
aka Holger
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