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Here's a shot of the bottom of the chassis I was talking about. I have
discovered that the IF can lids come off easily, and that I CAN get to almost every pin on the RF/IF tube sockets. Still no easy way to get to the rectifier socket. Good thing I don't NEED to. BTW.. I got the radio to play. It still needs a good calibration, and that pretty much has to be done by trial and error until I can get a good service manual for it. It has 6 bands, and all seem to be interlinked, so one adjustment affects all bands. The problem was a pot on the back of the chassis. It is an adjustment for "interstation noise". It was open, but I actually had one in stock. It varies the cathode voltages on all RF/IF tubes, and so the bias to those tubes. Without the pot, there was 54 volts on the cathodes, so they were biased off completely. |
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