Filter boards:
First, separate the filter boards from the groups of three by snapping along the scored line. You should have five resistors (0805 size, each a
different value) left over from the main board assembly. These will be used on the filter boards so that the processor can identify which
module is for which band. The resistor can only go in one place, near the center of the bottom side of the board. All the other parts will go on
the opposite, top side of the board. Once you have soldered one of these resistors to a board, use the table below to identify which band that
board will be used on. Then cross out or scratch out all the band numbers but the one for which that board is for. See photo below, left. Using
a indelible marker to indicate the band on the component (top) side of the board is also a good idea.
Band
80M
40M
30M
20m
17M
15M
Value
100 K (104)
22 K (223) 10 K (103)
2.2 K (222) 470 (471)
51 (51)
The table below lists the component values used for each band. (value marked on part) 1 turn on toroid = 1 pass through center of core.
Wind wire on the core snugly, but not real tight. Wire lengths allow for ½” max starting pig tail. Note that #32 wire is used to wind the receiver
input coils, this the smaller diameter (thinner) of the two wire sizes supplied.
T-37-
2
= large red, T37-7 = large white, T-30-
2
= small red, T30-6 = small yellow
Tin wire ends before attempting to solder wire to pads on board!
LF3:
This coil requires a secondary link winding. The link is wound between the ends of the primary turns.
The best way to do this is to make a small loop at the end of the primary turns, then continue to wind the
required number of link turns. Snip the loop to separate the primary winding from the link and twist the link
wires together so they don't get mixed up with the primary. The link wires go into the two middle holes and the
primary the two outer holes, as shown to the left. If these are mixed up, the trimmer won't peak the coil and
receiver sensitivity will be very bad.
6 pin SIP
pins mounted last, be sure it is flush and square to the board. Clip excess pin length and trimmer
capacitor leads after soldering or they may short to lid of tin.
22
Location 80 meters
40 meters
30 meters
20 meters
17 meters
15 meters
C1F
680 p (681)
330 p (331)
220p (221)
150p (151)
22p (22)
22p (22)
C2F
1500 p (152)
680 p (681)
560p (561)
330p (331)
220p (221)
220p (221)
C3F
100 p (101)
68 p (68)
47 p (47)
22 p (22)
15 p (15)
15 p (15)
C4F
680 p (681)
330 p (331)
220p (221)
150p (151)
100p (101)
100p (101)
C5F
100 p
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
C6F
15 p (15)
4.7 p (4.7)
4.7 p (4.7)
4.7 p (4.7)
2.2 p (2.2)
2.2 p (2.2)
C7F
22 p
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
CT2
brown
brown
green
green
green
green
CT3
brown
brown
green
green
green
green
LF1
T30-
2
23T #30 (12”)
T30-
2
15T #30 (8”)
T30-
2
12T #30 (6”)
T30-6
11T #30 (6)”
T30-6
11T #30 (6”)
T30-6
11T #30 (6”)
LF2
T30-
2
26T #30 (13”)
T30-
2
19T #30
(10”)
T30-
2
14T #30 (7”)
T30-6
15T #30 (7.5”)
T30-6
15T #30 (7.5”)
T30-6
12T #30 (6”)
LF3
T37-
2
55T # 32 (28”)
6 T link
T37
-2
45T #32 (26”)
4 T link
T37-7
(white)
50T #32 (27”)
4 T link
T37-7
(white)
42T #32 (24”)
4T link
T30-
2
27T #32 (16”)
3 T link
T30-
2
27T #32 (16”)
3 T link
LF4
RFC
BRN/GRY/ BLK
(18)
GRY/RED/
GOLD
(8.2)
GRY/RED/
GOLD (8.2)
GRN/BLU/
GOLD (5.6)
ORG/ORG/
GOLD (3.3)
ORG/ORG/
GOLD (3.3)
Trimmer caps: make sure flat side faces line on location outline, towards center of board.