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Page 6: ...P A Padder for Conelrad frequency has been removed for shipment It will be necessary to remove the Fan Assembly in the top of the trans mitter to install this capacitor This transmitter is equipped w...

Page 7: ...ets of the transmitter At this point more c ar e is required as the two filament prongs are also the me ans for securing the tubes in the transmitter l iake sure the connections have some give so that...

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Page 9: ...R 3 MODULATOR BIAS ADJUSTING 3 6 NEUTRALIZING 3 5 6 PARTS LIST 10 11 PLATE RHEOSTAT 7 POWER AMPLIFIER AND TUNING 3 6 POWER SUPPLIES HIGH VOLTAGE 4 INTERMEDIATE 4 MODULATOR BIAS 4 PRIMARY LINE Z PROTEC...

Page 10: ...5 Audio input 12 db f 2 db for 100 modulation The output of a Gates SA 39B limiter should be correct for this If other limiter or audio amplifier used be sure and check output capabilities 6 Input aud...

Page 11: ...e cabinet for shipping safety Remove this support All relays inspected for free travel of armatures and contacts Heavy components such as the power and modulation transformers and filter reactors are...

Page 12: ...g of the relay As factory adjusted trippilng point is at 700 MA or about 20 over normal opera ting current of the power amplifier Relay K6 actually controls master overload relay K3 which when open di...

Page 13: ...c The 230 volt primary is connected to fuse block XF 1 Entrance of this cable is best at the right rear bottom d Audio input be sure to use shielded wire is connected to 29 and 30 on terminal strip T...

Page 14: ...Again by consulting Drawing 30604 we find the proper size capacitor for your frequency Using 1400 Kc as our example we find P A tank p adder cap a citor C 11 and C 12 2 Type G2 00025 mfd Input loading...

Page 15: ...A is drawn by the power amplifier Now replace the perforated screen Turn on transmitter by pressing the fila ment start switch Leave time for the time delay relays to operate Check to be sure you have...

Page 16: ...ning will prevent the engineer from being called away from an afternoon s fishing jaunt later on and most important advertising revenues will not be lost AIR FILTERS must be replaced regularly If not...

Page 17: ...overload relay Clip out the portion between K6 and K7 K7 is to retain its direct chassis ground since we want only P A current to flow through the plate current kit 3 Both K6 and K7 must retain their...

Page 18: ...ermediate Plate Supply Output of Supply measured at L5 terminal 2 600 650V DC High Voltage Plate Supply Output of Supply measured at top end of Bleeder Rl0 2600V DC NOTE Voltages and currents are appr...

Page 19: ...e Symbol No Drawing No L9 Ll0 Lll L 12 L 13 L 14 L 15 M6 A 30910 10 l 105 VB 3735F 26 FB 2843F 30 VB 2344F A 10391 102 R 15 R 16 R 15A Rl5B Rl6A Rl6B TB2 TB 3 Description P A Plate Choke Det by Freq P...

Page 20: ...trol 1000 ohm Res 82K ohm 2W 10 Res 120K ohm 2W 10 Res l00K ohm 2W 10 Res 470K ohm 2W 10 Res l0K ohm 2W 10 Res l0K ohm l0W Res 47K ohm 2W 10 Res 20 ohm lW 5 Res 8200 ohm 2W 10 Res 47 ohm 2W 10 Part of...

Page 21: ...he option of G tes Radio Comoany either to demonstrate the operation of the eouioment in conformance with its warranty er to replace Page 12 it with equipment conforming to its warranty or to accept i...

Page 22: ...More tuning capacity C9 or more turns of the slug in 13 may be required for resonanceo Shorter lengths of monitor cable on frequencies from 600 KC to 540 KC may prevent the unit from tuning to resona...

Page 23: ...e possible to tune crystals from 540 KC to 800 KC to their 2nd harmonic After resonance has been obtained the crystal may be set to exact frequency by using the frequency monitor Set the slots of the...

Page 24: ...uce low efficiency unless it is tuned up incorrectly If you have low efficiency your first check should be into an approved dummy antenna Light bulbs or dummy antennas of unknown resistance under powe...

Page 25: ...of all transmitters Enough will cause arc overs that will blow fuses Look for cable abrasions 15 It is also important to note that if you have had a fuse blowing ordeal that after locating the cause t...

Page 26: ...s too small and voltage varies at input under modulation Often hard to find as public utility meters and graphs are slow speed Best check is to apply sine wave to transmitter Check line voltage at zer...

Page 27: ...d duct hot air out of closed transmitter buildings Check tubes at least monthly Poor tubes mean poor quality and eventual outage Rotate the bigger tubes every month Include spares in this rotation bot...

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