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   Cursitor Doom to Liz Tuddenham   
   Re: Francophones   
   21 Dec 24 21:11:59   
   
   XPost: sci.electronics.design   
   From: cd@notformail.com   
      
   On Sat, 21 Dec 2024 18:41:59 +0000, liz@poppyrecords.invalid.invalid   
   (Liz Tuddenham) wrote:   
      
   >Cursitor Doom  wrote:   
   >   
   >[...]   
   >> Sorry for the delay; took a bit of tracking down but I have it now:   
   >>   
   >> https://disk.yandex.com/i/3SiZ6rN_k-fP4w   
   >   
   >Here's my version.  I couldn't display the tables as tables, so I have   
   >repeated the headers as individual paragraphs.  One or two bits didn't   
   >make sense, so I have indicated them with question marks.  See the   
   >originalpublication for the diode probe circuit.   
   >   
   >Beware, the text is scattered with roman numerals.   
   >   
   >   
   >   
   >INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADJUSTMENT   
   >   
   >Agjustment on 9v D.C.,   
   >   
   >   
   >Adjustment of the final audio Push-Pull stage.   
   >   
   >Insert a milliameter in place of the link at the Collector of AC 188 K   
   >(use point -x-).  Adjust the quiescent current to 6.5mA by means of R410   
   >(500 0hms).  After adjusting the current, resolder the link.   
   >   
   >   
   >Adjustment of the IF amplifier:   
   >   
   >By means of R515, adjust the Collector current of T IV to obtain a   
   >voltage drop of 1.35V across the Emitter resistorR518   
   >   
   >-----------------------------   
   >   
   >Adjustments FM intermediate frequency  10.7 Mhz  Switched to "FM".   
   >   
   >Adjustment:   F VII   
   >Couple wobbulator output to: MP5   
   >Measuring equipment:  Diode probe [as circuit] to F VII point 6   
   >Adjust for:  (a) Off tune. ( b) At maximum and symmetrical   
   >   
   >Adjustment: F VI & F V   
   >Couple wobbulator output to: MP3   
   >Measuring equipment:    Diode probe [as circuit] to F VII point 6   
   >Adjust for: (c) & (d) maximum and symmetrical   
   >   
   >Adjustment:   F IV & F III   
   >Couple wobbulator output to: MP2   
   >Measuring equipment:   Diode probe [as circuit] to F VII point 6   
   >Adjust for:  (e) & (f) maximum and symmetrical   
   >   
   >Adjustment: FII & FI   
   >Couple wobbulator output to: ?close? to mixer   
   >Measuring equipment:  Diode probe [as circuit] to F VII point 6   
   >Adjust for:   (g) & (h) maximum and symmetrical   
   >   
   >Adjustment: Discriminator   
   >Couple wobbulator output to: MP5   
   >Measuring equipment: Across 50 kilohm cable on MP11 (at audio input)   
   >Adjust for: symetricality.  During this sdjustment the signal must be   
   >very weak so that FI doesn't limit.   
   >   
   >-----------------------------   
   >   
   >Adjustments AM intermediate frequency 460 Khz   Switched to Medium Wave   
   >["PO".]   
   >   
   >Adjustment: F XIII & F XII   
   >Couple wobbulator output to: MP3  F III   
   >Measuring equipment:    Test point ?? MP4   
   >Adjust for: (I) & (II) maximum and symmetrical   
   >   
   >Adjustment: FXI   
   >Couple wobbulator output to: MP8   
   >Measuring equipment:    Test point ?? MP4   
   >Adjust for:  (III) maximum and symmetrical   
   >   
   >Adjustment: F X & F IX   
   >Couple wobbulator output to: CV AM, MP7   
   >Measuring equipment:    Test point ?? MP4   
   >Adjust for: (IV) & (V) maximum and symmetrical   
   >   
   >--------------------------   
   >   
   >Adjustment of the AM oscillator and input stage.   
   >   
   >When aligning Long Wave and Medium Wave, couple to the ferrite rod   
   >aeraial across the frame [????].  Short Wave alignmnet is done with the   
   >telescopic aerial unsoldered.  The signal is injected by a 15pf   
   >capacitor into the telescopic aerial terminal.   
   >   
   >Medium Wave   
   >Tuning dial set to 560 Khz   
   >Adjust oscillator for (1) maximum   
   >Adjust input circuit for (3) max   
   >Mixer sensitivity 13uV   
   >Oscillator output 60 - 90 mV   
   >   
   >Medium Wave   
   >Tuning dial set to 1450 Khz   
   >Adjust oscillator for (2) maximum   
   >Adjust input circuit for (4) max   
   >Mixer sensitivity 14uV   
   >Oscillator output 60 - 90 mV   
   >   
   >Long Wave   
   >Tuning dial set to 160 Khz   
   >Adjust oscillator for ---   
   >Adjust input circuit for (6) max   
   >Mixer sensitivity 13uV   
   >Oscillator output 65 - 95 mV   
   >   
   >Long Wave   
   >Tuning dial set to 240 Khz   
   >Adjust oscillator for (5) maximum   
   >Adjust input circuit for (7) max   
   >Mixer sensitivity 10 uV   
   >Oscillator output 65 - 95 mV   
   >   
   >Short Wave   
   >Tuning dial set to 6.6 Mhz   
   >Adjust oscillator for (8) maximum   
   >Adjust input circuit for (10) max   
   >Mixer sensitivity 5 uV   
   >Oscillator output 35 - 90 mV   
   >   
   >Short Wave   
   >Tuning dial set to 15 Mhz   
   >Adjust oscillator for (9) maximum   
   >Adjust input circuit for (11) max   
   >Mixer sensitivity 4.5 uV   
   >Oscillator output 35 - 90 mV   
   >   
   >---------------------   
   >   
   >Oscillator and IF alignment   
   >   
   >Tuning dial set to 88 Mhz   
   >Adjust oscillator for (A) maximum   
   >Adjust IF coil for (C) max   
   >Hiss level around 5 kT0   ... [No idea what that means]   
   >Oscillator voltage on Emitter of T II  75 - 85 mV   
   >   
   >Tuning dial set to 106 Mhz   
   >Adjust oscillator for (B) maximum   
   >Adjust IF coil for (D) max   
   >Hiss level around 5 kT0   ... [No idea what that means]   
   >Oscillator voltage on Emitter of T II  75 - 85 mV   
   >   
   >Notes:   
   >Inject the signal from an oscillator with an internal impedance of 60   
   >ohms directly into the mixer.  After alignment, coupled by 60 ohms, the   
   >fundamental of the oscillator into the input of the mixer must be less   
   >than 2 mV.   
      
   I have to say, fair play to you for that effort! It may or may not be   
   100% accurate, but will contribute with others' to eliminate any   
   remaining uncertainties with any luck.   
   Thanks again.   
      
   --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05   
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