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Hi.
I suspect that the capacitor for the 10.7 MHz filter on one of IF can of my SX-42 is shot. I've been reading about the problem with the silver mica caps on IF cans here but I don't know whether the SX-42 has these caps in the IF cans. This is my first major boatanchor restoration and I already replaced all paper wax caps and electrolytics and checked all tubes. LO works fine on both frequencies. AM works great but the FM is dead (or anything on the 2 upper bands that use the 10.7MHz IF filters. I can't pass a 10.7MHz modulated signal through the 2nd IF stage. An interesting thing I noticed is that when I inject a 455KHz through the 2nd IF stage and switch the band to the upper 2 (FM bands) the signal gets stronger. Question: is there a way to disassemble the IF can in the chassis or I have to remove it? How do I disassemble it? Also, what is the value for the capacitor on the 10.7MHz part of the IF can? Thanks for the help. -- Elias |
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