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-ALPHA INSPECTION SERVICE- |
New front panels and top covers for the Alpha amplifiers listed below
are in stock
unless there is a note indicating that they are temporarily out of
stock.
The new front panels have powder-coat paint, the covers are enamel paint.
The original paint that got sticky was withdrawn by the paint manufacturer
in the 80's when it started failing.
Part numbers: Click on model numbers in blue (and
underlined) for photos
MSX-X050 - NOS Front Panel for 77Sx /Dx (TAN) $250.00
This 'New Old Stock' light tan panel includes both pushbutton switch
assemblies,
the front panel wiring harness, plate-trip solenoid, and ALC LED.
MPX-X101 - NOS Multimeter for 77Sx/Dx $190.00
'New Old Stock' Multimeter for 77Sx/Dx (with ETO logo)
MPX-X102 - NOS Ammeter for 77Sx/Dx $200.00
'New Old Stock' Ammeter for 77Sx/Dx (with ETO logo)
MPX-X112 - NOS Bezel for 77Sx/Dx Multimeter or Ammeter
$12.00
With mounting hardware
SAX-X064 - Front Panel Laminate for 86
, bandswitch marked with Amateur bands $45.00
SAX-X074 - Front Panel Laminate for 86
, bandswitch marked with MHz ranges (commercial use) $45.00
MSX-X001 - Front Panel for 76A
/ 76PA
/ 76CA
(black) $135.00
MSX-X003 - Front Panel for 374A
(light gray) $135.00
MSX-X005 - Front Panel for 78
(brown) $135.00
MSX-X050 - Front Panel for 77Sx / 77Dx (TAN) $175.00 ***
Temporarily out of stock ***
MSX-X015 - Top Cover for 2-hole 76A
and 374A (light gray) $135.00
MSX-X016 - Top Cover for 3-hole 76PA
/ 76CA
(light gray) $135.00
MSX-X017 - Top Cover for 78
(brown) $135.00 *** Temporarily out of stock ***
Prices are subject to change. $15.00 shipping and handling will be
added to orders to all US destinations via UPS ground
For the 76A series, 374A and 78 amps, the knobs and dial plates need to be removed to replace the panel. Depending on the vintage of the amplifier, the TUNE and LOAD dial plates either have an insert glued on that is self-aligning on the vernier drive, or they are held on with screws and washers that clamp the plates inner edges and you may have to center and align them by eye. When replacing the TUNE and LOAD dial plates, they are aligned so thatwith both capacitors fully meshed TUNE = 100 and LOAD = zero. The meters may need to be loosened to allow them to slip into the big hole in the new front panel, there are 4 nuts on a bracket behind the panel for each meter. The easy way to get to them is to remove the power supply assembly, it is held in place by two screws on the bottom of the chassis (two biggest Philips screws under the capacitors).
