opposite end of this wire will be soldered to the signal buss ground on the turret board later.
Step 20
– Cut a length of 20AWG black wire 5” long and strip and tin one end.
Step 21
– Solder the tinned end of this black wire to terminal 1 of the intensity control. The
opposite end of this wire will be soldered to the signal buss ground when the board has been
installed.
Step 22
– Cut a length of 20AWG black wire 5” long and strip and tin one end.
Step 23
– Solder the tinned end of this black wire to terminal A on the back of the intensity
control. The opposite end of this wire will be soldered to the signal buss ground when the
board has been installed.
Step 24
– The remaining wires (as displayed in photo 5.31a) will come from the turret board
and will be installed later.
Wiring the V1 shield ground
Step 1
– Cut a 4.5” length of 20AWG black wire and strip and tin both ends.
Step 2
– Solder one end of this black wire to the #6 solder terminal on the
mounting screw at V1 tube (photo 5.32a).
Step 3
– Solder the opposite end of this black wire to the #6 solder terminal
at the aluminum standoff nearest the normal channel input jacks (photo
5.32a).
Installing the Standoffs and Grounding Terminal
Step 1
– Install a #6 solder terminal when mounting the aluminum standoff
nearest the normal channel jacks (photo 5.32a) with a #6 screw.
Step 2
– Cut a 3” length of 18AWG black wire and strip and tin both ends.
Step 3
– Tack solder one end of this black wire to the #6 solder terminal on
the aluminum standoff nearest the normal channel input jacks.
Step 4
– Install the remaining three aluminum standoffs in the appropriate
holes in the chassis, all with #6 screws.
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photo 5.32a
photo 5.33a
NOTE
- These standoffs are installed into the chassis at this time to insure that the turret board,
when built (chapter 6) will properly fit.
- Once the turret board fit has been verified, remove these standoffs from the chassis and
mount them to the actual turret board corners (with the #6 screws). This will provide an
elevated surface on which to install the components to the turret board.
- When the components have been successfully loaded into the turret board, remove the
standoffs from the turret board and remount them in their original chassis locations.
