SPECIFICATIONS CIRCUIT………………….17 transistors, 13 diodes and 3 thermistors, super- heterodyne system, shown in Table 1 and Fig. 8 Schematic diagram. FREQUENCY……………The R.F. tuning system covers the following four bands: Band A 0.535 – 1.6 MHz Band B 1.55 – 4.5 MHz Band C 4.5 –...
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1.11 CONTROLS ON THE FEATURE: TUNING DIAL SPREAD DIAL “S” METER A.N.L. SWITCH (ON / OFF) MODE SWITCH (A.M. / S.S.B., C.W.) A.V.C. SWITCH (FAST / SLOW) OPERATION SWITCH (REC. / STD. BY PHONES JACK BAND SPREAD CONTROL B.F.O. PITCH Power ON / OFF &...
GENERAL ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS TEST EQUIPMENT: STANDARD SIGNAL GENERATOR or TEST OSCILLATOR VACUUM TUBE VOLTMETER (P TYPE) (a-c / d-c) or equivalent DUMMY LOAD 8 OHMS I.E.C. DUMMY ANTENNA GENERAL ALIGNMENT CONDITIONS. Before servicing this receiver, disconnect from the power source and remove all lead wires attached to terminal connections.
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A. S.G. – Coupling. Connect the S.G. output through a capacitor (50 pF) between VC4 and chassis earth. B. S.G. – Frequency………………………….455 KHz. C. Adjust - Adjust the cores of I.F. transformers T1, T2, T3 and T4 for a maximum deflection on the “S” meter in a front dial. R.F.
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D. Adjust – Adjust the cores and trimmers of antenna, R.F., and oscillator coils for maximum deflection. Part number of the core and trimmer is as following table: STAGE ANT. STAGE R.F. STAGE OSC. STAGE ADJ. CORE TRIM CORE TRIM CORE TRIM BAND A...
CHASSIS DIS-ASSEMBLY & DIAL CORD-ASSEMBLY CHASSIS DIS-ASSEMBLY: See Fig. 2-1 to Fig. 2-3 attached and Item 2.2-1. NOTE: Before the chassis dis-assembly, pull out two of tips with speaker lead from loud speaker. DIAL CORD ASSEMBLY: NOTE: Before the dial cord assembly, seven of all control knobs, five nuts of phone jack, B.F.O.
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FIG. 1-1 FRONT VIEW OF DX-150 CHASSIS 10 OF 28...
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FIG. 1-2 TOP VIEW OF DX-150 CHASSIS 11 OF 28...
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FIG. 1-3 BOTTOM VIEW OF DX-150 CHASSIS 12 OF 28...
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Symbol No. or Item No. Description Rating or Stock No. Remarks R1, 9, 12, 14, 20, 21, 30, Resistor 4.7K ohms, ¼ W 46, 59 R2, R3, R8, R11, R15, Resistor 1K ohms, ¼ W R16, R26, R34, R45, R48, R56, R57, R58, Resistor 20K ohms, ¼...
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Symbol No. or Item No. Description Rating or Stock No. Remarks Variable Resistor V24N 2kB Variable Resistor V245-SA21 5kA with switch S17, 18 Bonnet GE-11C-552 Chassis GE-11C-521-A Back Plate GE-11C-535-A Bottom Plate Side Angle Plate GE-11C-533-1A &2A Back Cover GE-11C-522-A Dial Back Sub Panel GE-11C-534...
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Symbol No. or Item No. Description Rating or Stock No. Remarks Heat Sink Heat Sink Plate GE-11C-534-A “L” Mount Bracket GE-11C-602 for bar antenna “L” Mount Bracket GE-11C-593 for P/C board “L” Mount Bracket GE-11C-538-A for VC “L” Mount Bracket GE-11C-537-A for dial plate Coil Mount Plate...
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ANTENNAS An antenna is a necessary adjunct to ALL short-wave receivers. The better the antenna, the more signals you will be able to receive (even weak and remote ones). Because most owners want good results on all short-wave frequencies covered by the DX-150, a suitable antenna for general coverage is sketched above.