HAMTRONICS r304 Installation Operation & Maintenance Download Page 8

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PARTS LIST FOR R304 UHF 
FM RECEIVER. 

 
Following are notes specific to cer-

tain parts. 

 Microcontroller must be factory 

programmed for proper band. 

 Resistors used as test point.  

These must be installed on the board 
oriented properly and with the top loop 
an extra 1/6” high to allow for connec-
tions to the loop later.  (See detail in 
component location diagram.) 

 

This part must be installed with a 

small space (about the thickness of an 
index card) under the part to prevent 
the bottom of the part from shorting to 
the ground plane. 

  This part is surface mounted on 

rear of board. 

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 Caution:  Ic’s are static sensi-

tive.  Use appropriate handling pre-
cautions to avoid damage. 

Ref Desig  Value   (marking) 

 

C1 

1 µf electrolytic 

C2 

 0.1µf 

C3 n/a 
C4 

 0.1µf 

C5 10µf 

electrolytic 

C6 

100µf electrolytic  

C7 n/a 

 

C8 

 100pf 

C9 

 0.1µf 

C10 

0.15µf mylar (red) 

C11 

 .01µf 

C12-C13

 .001uf 

C14 100µf 

electrolytic 

C15 

 0.1µf 

C16 

 6pf 

C17,C18

 390pf 

C19 100µf 

electrolytic 

C20 

 10pf 

C21 

 47pf 

C22 

 4pf 

C23 

 100pf 

C24 

 .001uf 

C25 

4.5pf var. (white ceramic  

 

  with brown cap.) 

C26 

 2pf 

C27 

4.5pf var. (white ceramic  

 

  with brown cap.) 

C28 

 6pf 

C29 

 100pf 

C30 

4.5pf var. (white ceramic  

 

  with brown cap.) 

C31 

 100pf 

C32 

4.5pf var. (white ceramic  

 

  with brown cap.) 

C33 

 2pf 

C34 n/a 
C35 

 0.5pf 

C36 n/a 
C37 

 100pf 

C38-C39  4.5pf var. (white ceramic  
 

  with brown cap.) 

C40 

 .001uf 

C41 

 5pf 

C42 

 6pf 

C43 

 5pf 

C44 0.47µf 

electrolytic 

C45 

0.15µf mylar (red) 

C46-C47

 .001uf 

C48 

0.15µf mylar (red) 

C49-C50

 .01µf 

C51 470µf 

electrolytic 

C52 10µf 

electrolytic 

C53 1µf 

electrolytic 

C54 100µf 

electrolytic 

C55 100µf 

electrolytic 

C56 

 220pf 

(221) 

C57 

 68pf 

C58-C60

 0.1µf 

C61 

 .001uf 

C62 

4.5pf var. (white ceramic  

 

  with brown cap.) 

D1 

BB809 varactor diode 

D2-D3 

1N4148 switching diode 

FL1-FL4 

 10.7MHz crystal filter 

 

  (matched set of 4) 

FL5 

455kHz ceramic filter 

J1 RCA 

Jack 

L1 

1½ turn slug-tuned coil  

 

  (brn) 

L2 

0.22µH RF choke 

 

  (red-sil-red-red) 

L3-L4 

2¾ turn air wound coil 

L5 

4¾ turn air wound coil 

L6 

1¾ turn air wound coil 

L7 

2¾ turn air wound coil 

L8 

5¾ turn air wound coil 

L9 

2¾ turn air wound coil 

L10 

5¾ turn air wound coil 

Q1 2N5770 
Q2-Q3 PN5179 
Q4 2N3904 
Q5 n/a 
Q6-Q7 

3SK122 MOS FET 

Q8 2N3904 
Q9 2N5770 

R1 47

 

R2 

 100K 

R3 

 2meg 

R4 

 47K 

R5 

 22K 

R6 100K 
R7 330K 
R8 

 2.2K 

R9 

 10K 

R10 6.8K 
R11 3.9K 
R12 180

 

R13 

 47

 

R14 

 15K 

R15 

 470

 

R16 180

 

R17-R18

 100K 

R19 15K 
R20 

 2.2K 

R21 

 15K 

R22 

 2.2K 

R23 

 470

 

R24 

 27

 

R25 180

 

R26 

 47K 

R27 

 330K 

R28 

 4.7K 

R29 

 680

 

R30 

 1.2K 

R31 

 22K 

R32 

100K panel mount pot. 

R33 

 2.2K 

R34 

 4.7K 

R35 

 47K 

R36 330K 
R37 3.9M 
R38 

 47K 

R39 

100K panel mount pot. 

R40 

 47K 

R41 

 100K 

R42 

 47K 

S1 

10 pos. DIP switch 

T1 

10.7MHz IF xfmr  

 

  (7A-691F) 

T2 

455kHz IF transformer  

 

  p/n 831-5 or    YMC-15002  

 

  or T1003 

U1 

0

 

 MC68HC705J1A 

µP 

U2 

0

 MC145190F 

synthesizer 

U3 

0

 10.240MHz 

TCXO 

U4 

MC3361BP if ampl-det 

U5 

LM380N-8 audio output 

U6 78L08 

regulator 

Y1 

 

10.245 MHz crystal 

Z1-Z4 

Ferrite bead, prestrung 

Summary of Contents for r304

Page 1: ...ting hardware to provide the dc and speaker ground connections to the ground plane on the board so metal standoffs and screws should be used for mounting Electrical Connections Power and input audio o...

Page 2: ...doesn t require much rou tine maintenance many receivers don t get their oscillators tweaked as a matter of routine any more but they should The adjustment should be done using an accurate service mo...

Page 3: ...switch settings for one of the frequencies and simply which of the lower value switch sections to change to raise or lower the frequency for the other channel It is not neces sary to recalculate the...

Page 4: ...crystal filter and if misadjusted ripple in the filter re sponse will result in a little distortion of the detected audio If it becomes necessary to adjust T1 tune the sig nal generator accurately on...

Page 5: ...heatsunk to the pc board through the many ground pins on the ic When running moderately low au dio levels as most applications re quire it is no problem to use an ic socket so we have provided one for...

Page 6: ...ading on the loop filter Any current loading no matter how small on the loop filter causes the phase detector to pump harder to maintain the tuning voltage The re sult is whine on the signal Such load...

Page 7: ...lator 5 5 6 8 Q9 sq open 0 0 8 sq closed 0 0 65 0 1 Table 6 Typical IC DC Voltages U1 1 4 U1 2 4 U2 1 2 1 U2 10 2 5 U2 2 5V locked U2 11 2 5 2 5V unlocked U2 12 5 U2 3 8 U2 13 3 U2 4 8 U2 14 5 U2 5 8...

Page 8: ...a C37 100pf C38 C39 4 5pf var white ceramic with brown cap C40 001uf C41 5pf C42 6pf C43 5pf C44 0 47 f electrolytic C45 0 15 f mylar red C46 C47 001uf C48 0 15 f mylar red C49 C50 01 f C51 470 f elec...

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