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Where to find a rotary switch	Reply
by NB9N on May 5, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
I have been having trouble looking for and finding a suitable 12+ position rotary switch suitable for a transmatch in the 1000 watt range. Any suggestions on where to find one? (been searching the internet with no results) Nb9n/Joel

RE: Where to find a rotary switch	Reply
by KF8ZN on May 5, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
Joel, I had a similar issue hunting parts for an HF amp I am building, I ended up using relays instead. MFJ sells one that MIGHT work: http://www.mfjenterprises.com/Product.php?productid=500-2026 Surplus Sales of Nebraska MAY have what you need, but be prepared to pay Dearly!! Good Luck!

RE: Where to find a rotary switch	Reply
by W5FYI on May 5, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
I'll second the vote on www.surplussales.com. Click on the radio switch button and the JVC button for the higher-power ceramic switches. Cost will be high. Also, one of e-Ham's advertisers is Multi-Tech Industries. Check http://multi-tech-industries.com/ for their switch selection.

RE: Where to find a rotary switch	Reply
by N3OX on May 5, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
Max Gain systems has 17 position switches under "Band Switches" mgs4u.com Dan

RE: Where to find a rotary switch	Reply
by NB9N on May 6, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
Dan Double thanks for the help on locating a band switch. They had exactly what I was looking for!! Joel

RE: Where to find a rotary switch	Reply
by W6EM on May 7, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
Alan, WB4GNT, CEO of MaxGain takes his collection to most larger hamfests in the Southeast. Not only hard to find wafer switches, but loads of cool fiberglass rod, tubes and such for home brew antenna work. He also has quite a selection of old analog meters in every size and shape imaginable. His co-show distributor, Mr. Garcia (don't know if he's licensed or not) also has a really good test equipment inventory and the prices are very reasonable. Whenever I go to one of the larger fests, I stop by and visit with him for a few minutes and thank him for bringing it all with him. I could spend half my fest time just looking through Alan's collection. 73. Lee W6EM/4 Leeds, AL

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