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Last week the weather lady on channel 13 in Birmingham referred to the low of 28 one night as "bitter cold" LOL.

It's about 4 hours for me in a cucv. What parts do you need?

This show was started a year or two ago by Rich Miller, the owner of Riv-Rad and a few of the Dixie Division guys in south Alabama. It's not actually at Riv-Rad but some flea market property on highway 59 which is the main highway connecting I-65 to Gulf Shores aka "Redneck Riviera" This will...

You can go here for practice tests. www.qrz.com/ham Be careful when using study guides. The question pool is changed I believe, every two years, so check that the guide you buy is for the current question pool.

Where in Alabama are you? I might have some I can sell you if all you want to do is paint a CUCV.

I have a copy of the manual I will sell. It is TM 9-8024 dated Oct 1955. PM me if interested.

That is what I did, pull the wire off the plug and connect meter between wire and block. Resistor might be good after all.

I measured the voltage with the wire off. When I get home this afternoon, I'll measure it with the wire on. thanks

I'm about 40 miles south of Birmingham. You're probably right, I could get by with a whiff of ether. Just like for everything to work

Maybe I wasn't clear. There is 12v entering the resistor. There is supposed to be 6v exiting the resistor,but instead there is 11.9v. And I do have a new glow plug.

Before using the starting aid on my M816, I decided to inspect the system for loose connections, etc. As part of the inspection I pulled the glow plug and the element was burnt in two. Thinking it may hav been subject to excessive voltage, I checked the power at the resistor. 12v into the...

There is aguy in our club who has some of the crimpers for sale. I'll call him tommorrow to see if he still has them.

I'd like the sockets for the spades if you can get them off.

Depends on the type of coax cable. It could be useful for ham radio.

Where can I find this MWO? It's not in the resource section.

Welcome. I'm about 40 miles south of Birmingham, and I'll be at Tannehill.

i would think new u-bolts would be available at any heavy truck parts store.

Bump. Just a reminder.

I have a take out distributor for sale. I'll look this afternoon, i think that only the points and condenser are missing, which you would probably replace anyway.

Carnac,I'd like one of the field tables.