Karl -
Three things. One, the IF must be aligned properly, i.e., on frequency.
Two, NOTCH is VERY narrow. It's easy to go right past it if you turn the
knob too fast. Three, the NOTCH ADJUST control on the right side of the
chassis must be adjusted as well. These two must be adjusted alternately
for the best notch.
73, Garey - K4OAH
Glen Allen, VA
Drake 2-B, 4-B, C-Line TR-4/C Service Supplement CDs
www.k4oah.com
Karl Henrik Laache wrote:
Hi
My R-4A project is puzzling me. It sounds ok, but when I go through
the adjustment procedure I’m puzzled. The book says thet the tuning of
T7 andT10 is quite broad. For sure, I can’t get a maximum at all. And
the notch will not work. There is absolutely no response to any
setting of the notch controls. I have tried to replace the tubes with
known good ones – no difference. I have measured the notch coil, seems
good (only ohms resistance). I have not tried to adjust the core of
the notch control for fear of doing something wrong. It would be very
strange if it should be out of tune.
Where should I start?
73s de Karl LA1CU
la...@nrrl.no
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