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Hallicrafters S-38 loose lead question
Richard Knoppow wrote:
Karl sent me a photo via private e-mail. I opened and looked at my S-38 and it does not have the wire he indicated. The wire goes from the antenna tank section of the bandswitch to the RF grid of the converter tube. The schematics do not show any other connection to this point nor is there any sign of on in my RX. I can only speculate as to why this wire was added. Hallicrafters made almost continuous changes in the details of their receivers so its possible this is a factory job but I doubt it. Could this have been somebody's fix to work around a bad rf coil? -Bill |
Hallicrafters S-38 loose lead question
"Bill M" wrote in message ... Richard Knoppow wrote: Karl sent me a photo via private e-mail. I opened and looked at my S-38 and it does not have the wire he indicated. The wire goes from the antenna tank section of the bandswitch to the RF grid of the converter tube. The schematics do not show any other connection to this point nor is there any sign of on in my RX. I can only speculate as to why this wire was added. Hallicrafters made almost continuous changes in the details of their receivers so its possible this is a factory job but I doubt it. Could this have been somebody's fix to work around a bad rf coil? -Bill Maybe but having an untuned input to the converter would cause all sorts of problems. Since the set works without the wire connected it suggests the coil is OK but its easily enough checked. The wire in the photo he sent _looks_ genuine enough, at least its the same type of wire used in the rest of the thing. Very puzzling. -- Richard Knoppow Los Angeles WB6KBL |
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