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July 14th 08, 11:08 PM
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BC-312 oscillator frequency
"Richard Knoppow" ha scritto nel messaggio
m... "Antonio Vernucci" wrote in message ... I am in the process of adjusting a restored BC-312. Reading the book, I could not determine whether the oscillator must oscillate at +470 kHz or - 470kHz with respect to the receive frequency. The oscillator adjustment range is wide enough that I can set it at either positions, so I need to know which of the two is correct (so as to have the dial scale showing the real receive frequency as close as possible). Also, I would need to know whether it works the same on all bands. Thanks in advance for your help. 73 Tony I0JX This receiver is covered in the military manual TM 11-850 which can be downloaded from the BAMA site. It appears to be available from some other free sites, a Google serach found a lot of hits. -- --- Richard Knoppow Los Angeles, CA, USA As you will note re-reading my message more carefully, I have the book, but I could not find the required information in there. I will search it again and see whether it is written somewhere. Tony I0JX |
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