TABLE OF CONTENTS

GENERAL DESC RIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 1

SPECIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 2
IN STALLATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3
(A ) BASE ST A TION
(B ) MOB I LE ST A TION
CONTROLS & SWITCHES Page 6
OPERATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 9
CI RCUIT DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 12
(A ) B LOCK DIAGRAM
( B) TUBE & SEM ICONDUCTOR COM PLEMENT
(C ) CI RCUIT BOARD DESC RIPTIONS
(D) CRY STAL CALCULATIONS
(E) CW FI LTER
ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 21
RESI STANCE-VOLTAGE CHART . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3 0
PA RT LI ST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3 2

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X = Not installed. (available as option)
* = - Receive only.
** = Not installed in the U . S . A . and Canadian models.
AUX= Any 500 kHz coverage between 14. 5-28.0 MHz.
This manual is rev ised fo r the units pro d uce d startin g with Lo t No . 024 and the lo ts pro d uce d sub­
se q uen tly .

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 SSB TRANSCEIVER
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
T he model FT-101E/277 E SSB T ransceiver i s a precision
built, compact h igh performance transceiver of advanced
design providing SSB ( USB, LSB selectable ), CW and
AM m odes of operation. T he transceiver o perates at a n
input of 260 watts SSB, 1 8 0 watts C W a n d 80 watts
AM on all bands 1 60 to 1 0 m eters.
All circuits, except the transmitter driver and linear
am ' p lifier, are transistorized and com posed of standard
computer type p l u g-i n modules. permiting easy main­
tenance.
T h e tra n'.'iceiver is sel f-conta i n ed . req u i ri ng o n l y an an·
ten n a and an A.C. mains for h ome. porta ble o r mobile oper­
ation. T h e transceiver m ay be operated from 100/ 1 1 0/
1 1 7 / 2 0 0 / 2 2 0/2 3 4 volts AC w hen appropriately wired
but is normally su ppl ied for 1 1 7 volt AC and 12 volt
DC operation . The two-way solid state power supply
is an integral part of the un it. Two power cords . are
provided with the transceiver. Selection of AC or DC
power source is automatically made w hen the proper
l ine cord plug is inserted.
For mobile operation a separate switch is provided on
the front panel to turn off the tube heaters while in
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the receive mode. In this mode the tra nscei ver d raws only
0.5 amp . less than your auto dash lights.
All accessories, such as VOX, break-in CW with side­
tone, 25 and 100 KHz calibrators, noise blanker. 10
MHz WWV are built-i n . In addition , dual VFO adaptor,
crystal control adaptor, speaker and clarifier are
integral parts of the unit. Provision is made for the
installation of 600 Hz crystal filter for the expert CW­
DX operator. The CW filter is selected auto matically
when the transceiver mode sw itch is placed in the CW
position.
The entire transceiver weigh s approximately 3 0 pounds,
is 1 3 1/2" wide, 6" h igh, 11 1/2" deep. Construction
is of heavy-gauge steel w h ich prov ides an extremely
rugged package, v irtually imm une to the effects of
vibration and shock.
1he SP 101PB/ 277PB combination phone patch and ex­
ternal speaker. is a v a l u able optional accessory for base
operation. The unit features an elliptical type s peaker
for high quality voice reproducti on. Other optional
equ ipment includes the F V - 1 0 18/ 2 7 78 external YFO
and mobi le mounting br a cke t s.
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 SPEC I F I CAT I ON S

Freque ncy Range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.8-29.9 MHz amateur bands, (160 thru lOm)
. . . . .

10-10.5MHz Receive only

Type of Em ission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....................... . USB or LSB ( selectable )

.

CW. A M

Power I n put . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S S B 2 6 0 Watts PEP

CW 180 Watts 5 0% duty cycle
A M 80 Watts
( sl ightly lower on 10 meters )

Carrier Suppression ......................................... ................... 5 0 db

Sideband Suppression ............................. . ....................... . . . . 5 0 d b at 1 0 0 0 Hz

Spurious Radiation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dow n 40 db or more

T ransm itter F requency, Response . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . ........... . .

. . . . . . . 3 00 Hz · 2 700 Hz ± 3 db

Distortion Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Down 30 db or more

A n tenna Output I m pedance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...................... 50 - 7 5 ohm u n balanced

Frequency Stabil i ty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Less than 100 Hz drift in any 30 m i n u te period

Sensiti v i ty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 0.3 u V S/N 10 db

Selectivity ................. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......................... . ...... .......... ( 2.4 KHz at 6 d b )

SSB, A M . CW
( 4.0 KHz at 60 d b )
( 600 Hz at 6 db )
CW fil ter ( option)
( 1.2 KHz at 60 db )

Audio Output . . . . . . . .... . . . .

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.. . ........... . .
.. ........ .. ...... . 3 W atts

Power Consum ption . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A C Receive 4 5 Watts

Transmit 3 5 0 Watts Max.
D C 12V Standby 0.6 A m p.
T ransmi t 2 1 Amps. M ax.

Dimensions .... . ....

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. .... . . . . 13 1/2" w ide, 6" h igh, 11 1/2" deep
. .

Weight .. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A pprox. 30 Pounds

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 I N STAL L AT I ON

T h e transceiver is designed to prov ide a com plete damage the transceiver. The BL A CK lead should run
single u n i t instal lation for fixed. portable. or mobile d i rectly to the negative term i n al of the battery. Using
operation. Two prew ired plugs are furnished w ith the car frame as a n egative connection or connecting
the unit for AC or DC operation. This system the positive lead at a point such as the ign ition switch
prov ides the flex i b i l i ty req u i red for various installa­ pl aces the dev ices creating noise in the same current
tions and allows rapid change from fixed to mobilP path as the transceiver and fai l s to take advantage
operation. of the fi l tering action of the battery . The power cable
should be kept away from ign ition w i res and be as
Base Station Installation ; short as possible to m i n i m ize vol tage d rop and to
T h e transceiver is designed for use in man y areas of prov ide a low impedance path from the transc eiver to
the world using supply voltages that m ay d i ffer from the battery.
the operators local su pply voltage. T herefore. before Prior to operating the transceiver in a m obi le installa­
connecting the AC cord to the power outlet. be sure tion. the voltage regu lator setting should be checked.
that the voltage marked on the rear of the transceiver In many vehicles. the voltage regu lation s is v ery poor
agrees w ith the local A C supply voltage. and in some cases. the regu lator m ay be adj usted for
an excessively h igh c harging v ol tage. A s the battery
CAUT I ON and regu lator age . the max i m u m voltage w hile charg­
Permanent damage will result if improper ing can i ncrease to a very h igh level w hich is in­
AC supply voltage is applied to the trans­ j u rious to the battery and cou ld cause damage to the
ceiver. transceiver.

The tran sceiver shoul d be connected to a good ground.
The ground l ead shou ld be connected to the term inal
marked GND located on the rear panel of the trans­
ceiver.
Mobile Installation ;
T h e transceiver w i l l operate satisfactorily from any 12
volt negative-grou nd battery sou rce by connecting
the DC power cord ·to the rear panel receptacle.
For under-dash mounting, a special m ounting bracket
is available from your dealer. A location should be
selected clear of heater ducts. No special mounti ng pre­
cautions need be observed if adequ ate ventilation space
i s available. A m i n i m u m o f two i nches of air space
above the cabin et top and on all sides is recommended
to allow proper air flow aroun d the cabinet. Never
stack other u n its above or below the cabinet since the
accum u lated h eat from both u n its cou ld cau se perma­
nent damage.
The transceiver req u i res an average of 14 amps on
transmit and 20 amps on voice peaks. The fu se i n the
DC pow er cable shou ld be rated at 20 a m ps. When
mak ing connection s to the car battery . be certain that
the RED lead is connected to the positive ( +) term inal
and the BLACK l ead to the n egative ( - ) term inal of
the battery. R eversed connections cou ld permanently
The transceiver i s designed to operate from a source
voltage range of 11 to 14 volts. I t i s necessary to
carefu l ly set the regu lator so that the h igh est charg­
ing vol tage does not exceed 1 4 volts. T he transceiver
shou l d be sw i tched "OFF·· when vehicle is started
to prevent voltage transcients from damaging power
supply transistors.
Antenna ;
CAUT I ON
N ever transmit without having proper
antenna or dummy load connected to
the transceiver
The transceiver is designed for use w ith reson ant anten­
na hav ing an im pedance 50 - 75 ohm resistive load.
The antenna is usually the most critical part of a
station i n s tallation. Results bot h i n receiv ing and trans ­
m itting w i l l de pend o n h o w w e l l the an ten na is insta l l ed
and adj u sted. Any of the common anten na s ystems
designed for use on the h igh frequency amateu r ba nds
may be u sed with the transceiver. provided the i n put
impedance of the antenna system is within the ca pa­
bility of the transceiver pi-match i ng network ( 5 0-75
ohms ) .

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I f a tuned open wire transmission l i ne. or a long w i re
antenna is used. a suitable antenna tuner must be u sed
between the anten na and the transcei ver to prov ide an
impedance match between tht' unbalanced coax ial out­
put of the transceiver and the balanced open - w i re feeder
or long w i re.
For mobile operation. most o f the commercially availa­
ble anten nas on the market w i l l give good resu l ts w ith
coaxial cable i s secu rely grounded to the chassis of
the vehicle at the antenna mount. A dj u st the antenna
length carefu l ly for m i n i m u m SW R after instal lation.

I N TERCON N ECT I ON S

FV-1018/2778 FTl 01 E/277E SP-101 PB/277PB

0 0
0 SP
0
0 PATCH
0

ANT ACC EXTVFO Hi-Z

0

LINE
TELEPHONE

0 0

ANTENNA

I N T E RCONN E C T I O N D I A G R A M

PTT TCH
�SWI

M I C ROPHONE CONNEC T I O N

WARNING

SERIOUS DAMAGE MAY RESULT TO THE INVERTER TRANSISTORS IF POWER PLUG OTHER
THAN THOSE SUPPLIED WITH THE UNIT ARE UTILIZED.
CINCH JONES OR OTHER SIMILAR U.S.A. VERSION CONNECTORS WILL FIT, HOWEVER THE
PIN NUMBERING SYSTEM IS DIFFERENT.

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 FTV-250/FTV-6508
(2/6 METER TRANSVERTER)

2m ANT

FTV-250 FTV-6508 FT-101 E/277E

2M

ff'ANT AC£

6m ANT ff'ANT

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7 7 9 9
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 CON TRO LS AN D SWITCHES
The transceiver has been spec i fically d esigned for ease
of operation and versatil ity. A l l controls have been
preset at the factory. Several of the controls are
unusual in operation. and im proper adj u stment may
result in signals of poor q u al ity. The various front
( 1) VFO Select Sw itch ;
This sw itch prov ides selection of the com pan ion FV-lOlB
external VFO or two fixed crystal oscill ator positions.
Normal operation of the transceiver V FO req uires that
the sw itch be placed in the .. I N T " position .
INT-- FT-101E/277E VFO c ontr ols both trans­
m i tter and receiver freq uencies.
R X EXT--FV-10 lB/ 2 7 7 B EXTERNAL VFO controls the
receiver frequency and the FT-101E/277E
VFO controls transmitter output frequency.
TX EXT--FV-10 1B/ 2 7 7 B EXTERNAL V FO controls the
transmitter output frequency and the FT-1OlE/
277EVFO controls the receiver frequency.
EXT-- FV-10lB/ 2 7 7 B EXTERNAL VFO control s
both transm i tter and receiver frequencies.
CHl, C H 2 --Provides crystal control of the tran sceiver.
Proper crystals m u st be in stall ed on PB 1534
crystal osc i l l ator board. for cry stal control led
operation.
(2) MODE Switch; (LSB-USB-TUNE-CW-AM)
The MODE switch is a five-position switch. This
switch is used to select the mode of operation;
LSB, USB, AM, CW, or TUNE position. In the
AM, CW and TUNE position, a separate crystal is
u sed to shift the car rier frequency into the filter
pas sband .
( 3) RF GAIN/ AF GAIN ;
The RF G A I N and A F G A I N controls are mounted
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panel controls and their fu nctions arc descri bed in the
fol lowing section. Be certain that y ou . u n derstand
thorough ly the fu nction of each control before operating
the tran sccinT.
on concentric shafts. R F G A I N control ( l ever control )
varies the gai n of the receiver R F and I F ampli fier.
Maximum sensitivity is obta ined w ith the control set
at 10 ( fu l l y clockwise ) .
The A F G A I N control ( rou n d knob ) adj u sts the au dio
output level at the speaker and phon e j ack. Clockwise
rotation increases the aud i o output.
( 4 ) Tuning Knob
The tuning knob located d i rectly below the main dial
window in com bination with the ban d sw itch determ ines
the actual freq uency of operation.
The VFO drive mechan i sm consi sts of a precision
spring loaded split gear sy stem in com bination w ith
a planetary drive u n i t to prov ide zero backlash at l ow
tun ing rates. Each rev o l ution of the tuning k n ob results
in a frequency change of 16 KHz as i n d i c ated on the
s k i rt surrounding the tu n i ng knob.
( 5) BAND Switch ;
The band switch is an eleven-position switch u sed to
select the desi red band for receiv i ng or transmitti ng.
The band indication is color coded to gu i de the opera­
tor selecting i n the proper freq uency scale for each band.
(6) (7) CLARIF IER;
The c larifier c ontrol provides a means for tuning
the receiver frequency 3 KHz to either side of
the transmitting frequency. Th u s , it is pos sible to
set the pitch of the v oice yo u are receiving to the
most readable p oint with out affe cting y our trans­
mitting frequency. Its use is particularly valuable
in "ne t" operation where several p articipants m ay
be transmitting sligh tly off frequency. The clari­
fier control func tions with the c larifier switch ( 7)
set to the push-down p osition, and a red warning
lamp ligh ts up. With the clarifier switch out
position, the red lam p turns off and the receiver
is locke d to the transmit ting frequency.
Normally , y ou will wan t to keep the clarifier in
the OFF p osition until the initial contact is made.
The clarifier c ontrol may then be used to zero-in
and corre c t th e any drift on the received sign al.
( 8) PRESELECT ;
This con trol pre tunes the signal c ircuits for b o th
transmit and re ceive . The presele c t circuit pro­
vides con tinuous permiability tuning through out
the frequency range of the transceiver.
( 9 ) MIC GAIN/CARR I E R;
The MIC GAIN/CARRIER c on trols are m ounted
on concentric shafts. The carrier control ( lever
control) varies the amount of the carrier in the
CW, AM and TUNE m odes of operation.
The MIC GAIN c ontrol (round knob) varies the
audio level from the microphone amplifier stage.
The con trol h as sufficient range t o permit the use
of any high impedance crystal or dy namic micro­
phone. Both. controls have maximum gain with
the con trol set at 1 0 ( fully clockwise).
( 1 0) P LATE ;
Tunes plate circuit of the final amplifier.
( 1 1 ) LOADING;
Tunes the output c ircuit of the pi network to
match anl:enna and feed line impedance.
( 1 2) LEVEL
This controls the output level of the RF processor
with the RF processor on.
(A) POWER
Main switch turns transceiver "ON" for both AC
and DC operation.
(B) HEATER
With this switch m the down position, the
transmitter tube heaters are turned off. This
reduces battery drain to 0. 5 amp and thus
permits long periods of listening without exces­
sive b attery drain. Pushing the rocker switch to
the upper p osition provides supply voltage to the
tube heaters. After a 3 0 second warm-up, the
transmitter is ready for operation. This switch
operates in b o th DC and AC modes.
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(C) MOX-PTT-VOX (FUNCTION SW ITCH)
This slide switch selec ts desired transmitter m ode
for b o th microph one and key operation.
MOX-(Manual transmit switch p osition)
Locks transmitter "ON" and must b e returned
to PTT p osition for receiver rec overy .
'
PTT- (Push-to-talk)
Locks transmitter "ON" when microphone
switch is depressed. Receiver recovers auto­
m atically when microphone switch is released.
VOX-(Voice operated transmit or break-in CW
operation:)
This switch position allows the operator to
ac tuate the transmitter b y simply speaking
into the m icrophone. Receiver rec overs au to­
matically when the operator stops speaking.
For break-in CW, the VOX system will actuate
the transmitter each time the key is depressed,
and receiver recovers each time key is released .
(D) P ROCES S
R F speech processor i s placed into t h e circuit t o
incre ase the modulation p ower with this switch
ON position.
(E) NB (NO I S E B LANKER)
I n upper p osition, the noise blanker is placed in
the circuit and eliminates noise pulses caused by
au to ignition.
( F) RF ATT (RF Attenuator)
This switch provides insertion of a 20 db attenu­
ator in the inc o m ing signal path to m inim ize
cross m odulation which m ay b e caused by ex­
tre mely strong local signals.
(G) 2 5 KHz / 1 0 0 KHz ( CAL I B RATOR)
The 1 0 0 KHz crystal oscillator is used to cali­
brate the re ceiver. I n the 2 5 KHz p osition, the 2 5
KHz multivibrator generates a marker signal at
each 25 KHz p oint on the dial. Clarifier c ontrol
must be in the "OF F" position when setting
c alibration.
(H) PHONES
Headphone may be inserted in this jack for
private listen ing. The in ternal speaker is dis­
connected when the headphone plug is inserted.
Any high quality head phone m ay b e used.
(I) MIC
Microphone Jack. Four pin c onne c t or is used for
microphone inp u t , and push to talk relay actua­
tion.
(J) METER
Selects the meter mode to read PA cathode
cu(re n t (LC.), relative power output ( PO), or
ALC feedback voltage . Lower meter scale is
calibrated 0 to .5 amp . Example: . 2 5 2 50mA
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(a) AF-IN;
Audio input jack for auxiliary station e quipment.
An FM dete ctor unit, or a high level microphone,
may be app lied at this point for audio output
from the transceiver speaker. (k) RF OUT;
S ignal frequency output from the driver stage may
(b) I F OUT;
be obtained at this jack for use. of op tional equip­
3 1 80 KHz I F signal is available from this jack for
ment, such as the FTV-65 0 B and FTV-2 5 0 6 and 2
use with other station e quip ment such as pan o­
m eter transverters.
ramic adapter, etc.
(1) GND;
( c ) SP;
Groun d c onnection.
Audio output is provided at this jack for an
external speaker. Outpu t im pedance is 4 ohms ( m ) LAMP FUS E ;
and the internal speaker will be disabled when This lamp fuse protects the RF amplifier tran­
plug is inserted. sistor from dam age which may be caused by
extremely strong local signal.
( d ) PTT;
This jack m ay be used for extern al actuation of ( n ) RCV ANT;
the transmitter. As an exam pie, a foot switch Other receiver can be used through this Jack.
may be inserted into this jack to provide rem ote
control of the transmitter PTT relay. ( o ) ANT;
Coaxial c onnection for antenn a.
( e ) PATCH;
Speech input cl.!rminal for phone p atch connec­ ( p ) ACC;
tion. Impedance is 50 K ohms. Accessory socket. ·Provide s access to transceiver
operating voltages and relay contacts at this
(f) REC; outlet.
This jack is connected to the receiver output ( 4
ohms.) to be used for phone patch or other use. ( q ) KEY ;
Key jack for c ode operation.
(g) TONE;
Sidetone output for additional receiver if used. (r) EXT VFO;
Connections for external V FO.
( h ) A-TRIP;
Anti-trip input from additional receiver if used. ( s ) FUSE ;
Fuse holder re quires 5 amp fuse for 1 1 7 v olt or 3
(i) FAN; amp fuse for 2 2 0 volt operation. D.C. p ower c ord
Power outlet for c ooling fan. fuse 20 amp.
U) P.O. ADJUSTMENT; (t) POWER;
Meter sensitivity adjustment for relative p ower Power re ceptacle. Both AC and DC cables are
output indication. supplied.

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 OPERAT I ON

The tu n i ng procedu re o f the transceiver is not RECEIVER CALIBRATION ;

complicated. however. care shoul d be exercised
w hen tun i ng to insure peak performance of the equ i p­
ment. The follow i ng paragraphs descr i be the procedu re
for receiver and transmitter tun i ng.
INITIAL CHECK
Before connecting the transceiver to a power source.
carefu l l y exam i n e the u n i t for any visible damage. Check
that all modules and crystals are firmly i n place and
that controls and swi tches are operating normally. En­
sure that vol tage speci fication marked on rear panel
m atches the supply voltage.
FREQUENCY SELECTION
The m a i n tuning dial is color coded w ith the band
selector sw itch for proper frequ ency read out. W hen
band selected is marked i n R ed . the operator reads the
Red n u m bers on the main tuning dia l . When
example the band selected is marked in W hite on trans­
ceiver front panel. the operator reads the Black n u m bers
on m ai n tun i ng dial.
The main tun ing d ial i s m arked in 2 5 K Hz i ncrements
between each 100 KHz segment. T h i s provides
course frequency setting w i t h i n the band . The dial s k i rt
surroun di ng the tun i ng knob is marked m 1 K Hz i n ­
crements and provides for f i n e settings of t h e trans­
ceiver operating frequency .
Following the example shown , fam i l iarize yourself w ith
the relationshi p of main and skirt d ia l frequency read­
out.
Preset the controls and sw i tches as i n dicated ;
VFO Selector .................. I N T ( in ternal )
MOX-PTT-VOX ............... PTT
POWER ........................... ON ( u pper position)
R F G A I N ........................ M a x i m u m
A F G A I N ........................ A s req u i red
B A N D .............................. Desired band
MODE .............................. Desired m ode
T U N I N G ........................... 1 0 0 KHz point
PR ESELECTOR ............... Des i red band segment
C L A R I F I E R ..................... O F F
R F A T T ........................ O F F
CALIBRATOR ..................100 K H z
To calibrate. set t h e T U N I N G control t o the 1 0 0 K Hz
point on the d i a l nearest the desired freq uency. Tune
the preselector for max i m u m " S " m eter deflection. Tune
for the transceiver to the 100 K Hz calibrator signal for
zero beat. Two signals may be heard near the 100
KHz poin t. One of these is a s igna l feedi ng through
the IF stages. Always calibrate to the stronger of
these two signals. To calibrate. hold tuning knob firmly
a at zero beat poi n t and rotate skirt vern ier dial to
zero position. The skirt vernier d ial surrounds the
tun i ng knob and is held in position by a fri ction
locking d evice. This dial is easily movabl e by hand
but w i l l retain its position after calibration. The trans­
ceiver m u st be calibrated when changing mode of opera­
tion of LSB. USB. A M or CW.
Switch the cali brator to the 2 5 K Hz pos1t1on and note
that the calibrator signal can be heard at every 25
KHz point. The cali brator sw i tch shou l d be i n the
OFF position i n normal use of the transceiver.

For bands 4 0 - 2 0 - 1 5 - l O A - l O C read Black scale on main

dial. Setting shown i n the example would then be 148
K Hz plus the starting band edge freq u e n cy in M H z .
F o r exam ple. on 4 0 meters t h e freq uency w o u l d b e
7 . 1 4 8 M Hz. On 2 0 m eters. 1 4 .1 4 8 MHz. etc.

For bands 160- 80-lO B - l O D read Red sca l e on main d ial.

Settings shown in the exam ple would then read 648 K Hz
For exam ple. on 80 meters the frequency wou l d be 3 .6 48
M Hz. on l O B. 2 8 . 6 4 8 MHz. etc.

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 TRANSMITTER TUNE-UP

The fol l owing t u n e-up procedure m u st be perform ed j u st above nor m a l idling curren t. .06 (60 mA) .
prior to sel ection of desired operating mode . LSB. l 1SB. 1. A dj u st "PR ESELECT" for m axim u m m eter reading.
CW . or /1, M_ See paragraphs rel ating to the specific ( Cau tion: if meter exceed� . 1 ( 10 0 mA ). red u ce
mode a fter basic transmitter t u ne- u p_ "C A R R I E R " )
..
Connect d u m m y l oad or m atched antenna to the coax­ fl. R otate .. PLAT E control for minim u m m eter reading.
ial fitting on rear apron. and preset controls as fol l ows : ( Plate Dip )

P O W E R ........................... O F F 6. Return "FUNCTION SW ITCH" t o PTT position.

H E A T E R ........................ ON The transmitter is now pretuned to the desired fre­

MODE . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ......... Tl '1\J E quency . Final peak tuning is accomplishe d by the
C A R R I E R ........................ () ( fu l ly counter-clockwise ) following final tuning procedure .
BA l\J D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , _ . . . . _ . Desired band FIN AL TUNING
TUN ING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _. Desired freq uency Fin al pea k t u ning u tilizes t h e meter rcl atiH' power
P R E S E L ECTOR _ . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ Desired band segment ou tpu t position ( P.O. ). At fu l l tran smit power t h e ml'lcr
PLATE .............. -............ Desired ban d segment wil l read approximatc l v one-h a l f to two- third s fu l l scale
LOA D ING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , To pos ition show n in table into a match ed anten na load. I f during final t u n e- up
MET E R ........................... I C it is noted that t h e m l'ler indication exceed s fu l l sca le.
V F O SEL ECT ............... I N T discontin u e t u n e-up. O ff sca l e met er indication s are the
MOX-PTT-VOX ............... PTT resu l t of rdlcctl'd RF d u e to high \'SWR and corrcc­
L O A DING POS I T I ONS tin· action shou l d be taken before attempting final t u n e­
BAND LOAD I N G u p.
160 - · · · · · - · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . fl CAUTION
80 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , _ , , , , , _ _ _ _ _ , , , , , _ , , ;:j Exceeding the time limits noted during
40 . . . . _ .. ,, ........................... fi 1/2 final tuning may result in destruction of
20 .... .. . . . . . . .. ..
. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3 1/2
. . . . . . final output tubes.
1 fl , _ ..,,........................... -.. 3 1. Set m eter switch to P . O . position , rotate "CAR­
JOA . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , , ....... 1 RI ER" control arm to p osition 4 .
JOB ................................. -� 2 . Momentarily set "FUNCTION SWITCH" to
lOC .. ..... . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ..
. . · - - - · - - - 1 "MOX" ( 10 second maximum) , and rotate
lOD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 "PRESELECT" control for m aximum m eter
�OTE : Loading po�:itions arc n om in a l . S ligh t \' ariations reading. Return "MOX" to PTT position .
from positions shown arc to be expected . 3 . Momentarily set "FUNCTION SW ITCH" to
Wit h ·th e transceiver tu rned on . a l low 60 seco n d s for "MOX" ( 10 second m aximum ) and rotate
warm - u p of the tran smitter tubes. He certain that " LOAD ING" control for m aximum meter read­
acccssor,· plug is in the accessory socket. T h e heater ing. Return "MOX" t o PTT position .
vol tage to the final t u bes is su pplied through pin s 1 4. Momentarily set "FUNCTION SWITCH" t o
and 2 of the accessory pl ug. "MOX" ( 1 0 second m aximum) and rotate
..
Set the"· I\ 10X-l'TT - \'OX switch to \!OX position . "deter "PLATE " control for m aximum meter reading.
wil l now read Fin a l .-\ mplifier n·sting cathode current. Return "MOX" to PTT position .
This should be set at .06 (60 mA) with the BIAS 5. Rep eat steps 1 through advancing "CA R RIER"
control located under the top cover near the rear o f control arm approximat ely two units each time
the set . Switch the m eter to A LC position and until "CARRIE R " control arm is fully clockwise
adjust ALC control under the top cover for full (Position 10). The transmitter is now tuned for
scale deflection of the meter. Return meter switch maximum output .
to IC position and "MOX-PTT-VOX" switch t o
Return "CA R RIER" control arm fully counter­
PTT position.
clockwise to zero position. Return meter switch to
PRE-TUNING IC position and MODE switch to desired·operating
I. A djust " P R E S ELECT" for maxim u m receiv er noise mode .
level. NOTE: Moving the "FUNCTION SWITCH" to the
2. Place "FUNCTION SW ITCH" "MOX" position . "MOX" position in the above steps may be
3 . R otate "CA R R I E- R " con trol a r m u nt i l m eter rises eliminated b y simply operating the micro-
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 phone PTT swit ch when microphone is outp ut level ) control to the pos1t1on where the
att ached to the transceiver. ALC indication stays in the green portion.
Op timum setting of the MIC GAIN and LEVEL
SSB OPERATION
con trols may need observation of the transmitted
After completion of tuning , set MODE switch t o
signal by the scope.
LSB or U S B. S e t the METE R switch to A LC posi­
tion. Set the "FUNCTION SWITCH" to the PTT
p osition and advance the MIC GAIN control until
the meter kicks down to midscale of green colored
portion when speaking normally into the micro­
phone .
Set the "FUNCTION SWITCH" to VOX position.
For VOX operation , adj ust VOX GAIN potentio­
Fig. I Fig.2
meter under the top cover until voice actuates the
Fig. 1 RF Processor OFF Fig. 2 RF Processor ON
transceiver. Set the ANTITRIP potentiometer to
CW OPERATION
the minimum point to prevent the speaker output
Upon completion final tun ing, i n sl'rt key p l u g i n jack
from tripping the VOX. Do not use m o re VOX
gain or ANTITRIP gain than necessary . Adjust the m arkl'd .. KEY . . on rear apron of the t ra n scei v er. Power

DELAY potentiometer under the t op cover for
suit able release time.
l\IOTE : W hen m eter i s s e t t o IC. voice modulation
pl'ak s w i l l i n d icate l:=i0-200 mA. A ctual peak
output from the tra n s m i tter is deter m i n ed by the
.
. . CARRIER . con t ro l arm position. T h e operator m ay
sel ect any power out put desi red by si m pl y rotating
the CAR RIER . . con t ro l w i t h i n the l i m i ts o f i t s range
..

curren t. howl'vl'r . is a p prox imately 2 t i m l's from zero to ten.

the i n d i cated va l u e. The transceiver may be operated m anually or
break-in by setting the "FUNCTION SWITCH" to
CAUTION
either MOX (manual) or VOX (break-in ) for the
CARE must be taken to avoid an excessive
desired mode of operation.
drive to prevent spurious radiation. Maximum
NOTE : Insert ion of t h e k e\· plug automatica l l y d i s­
key down current should be kept within 330
connects t he bias supply to t h e PA tu bes .
mA for the bands under 15 meter and 280 mA
t herefore. w it h t h e k ey plug i n serted F i n a l
for 10 meter band.
A m pl i fier b i a s current w i l l not bt• i n d i cated
VOICE OPERATION WITH RF PROCESSOR
w hen meter is in the IC posit ion.
The FT-101E Speech Processor, whe n properly AM OPERATION
adjusted, is designe d to improve the intelligibility
AM operation of the tran sceinr is acco m pl ished by
threshold at the receiving end with RF clipping.
sett i ng the MODE sw itch to t h e AM position and
This li.ighly clipped IF signal is filtered to remove
i n sert i ng the p roper amount of .. CARRIER" w ith the
RF harmonics and out of band interm odulation
.. C A R R IER" con t ro l .
products.
A fter com p l etion basic tra n s m i tter t u n e- u p. place the
The distortion ·produced by RF envelope clipping
MODE switch in t h e AM position and rotate . . C ARRIER ..
and filtering is less objec tionable than that caused
control arm un t i l meter rl'ads .l:=i (]:=i() m A ) i n the IC
by an equivalent amount o f audio clip ping.
posi tion. W h i l e spea k i ng i n to the m icrophone norma l l y .
It should be noted that the RF S p eech Processor i n crease MIC GAIN un t i l t h e m eter i n d icates very
does not increase maximum p ower output but s l ight m ovement w i t h mice pea ks.
clipps maxim um peak to increase the output o f C are m u st bl' taken i n adjust i ng MIC GAIN control
l o w level signal a s illustrate d i n Fig. 2 , a n d the to assure that the .. CARRIER . . co11t rol arm is not
improvement of an RF S peech Processed S ignal is
rotated causing an i n c rease in "C ARRIER . . level. Do
most noticeable wh en the S S B signal is weak at a
not l'x ceed .Fi ( 150 .11..\) m eter i n d ication duri ng Al\!
distant re ceiver.
operation or dest ruction o f the F i n a l A m pl i fier tubl's
With the PROCES S switch OFF, se t the METER may resul t.
switch to ALC p osition. Normally speaking into CAUTION
the microphone , set the MIC GAIN control to the On the 160 meter band, maximum plate current
level where the meter indication stays in green should be � ept within 140mA to avoid spurious
portion of the meter scal e . S e t the PROCE S S radiation when it is operated on the frequen­
switch O N a n d adjust the LEVEL ( processor cies between 1820 KHz and 1900 KHz.
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 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
The block diagram and th e circuit description th at foll ows will provide y ou with a better understanding o f
this transc eiver.

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TUBE & SE MICONDUCTOR COMPLEMENT

HF Unit PB--1 1 8 1 ( A-Z) Q9 Pre amplifier 2SC 1 0 0 0G R

Q1 R F amplifier 3S K4 0M VFO Unit PB- 1 0 5 6 ( A-Z)
Q2 Receiver 1 st Mixer 2S K 1 9GR Q1 VFO oscillator 2 S K 1 9GR
Q3 Transmitter 2nd Mixer 2SC784 R Q 2 Buffer 2 S K19G R
Q4 Local oscillator 2 SC3 7 2Y Q3 Amplifier 2SC372Y
Q5 Buffer 2SC3 7 3 N B Unit PB- 1 582 (A-Z)
HIGH FREQUENCY IF Unit PB-1180 ( A-Z) Ql IF amplifier 2 SC372 Y
Q1 Transmitter 1 st Mixer 2SC37 2Y Q2 IF amplifier 2 SK 1 9GR
Q2 Receiver 2nd Mixer 3 S K40M Q3 Converter 3 SK40 M
LOW FREQUENCY IF Unit PB-1 1 83 ( A-Z) Q4 Noise amplifier 3 SK40 M
Q 1 I F amplifier 2 S K 1 9GR QS AGC amplifier 2 SC372Y
Q 2 IF a11)plifier 2SC784 R Q6 Pulse amplifier 3 SK40M
Q3 IF amplifier TA7 0 4 5 M Q7 NB gate control 2 SC372Y
Q4 AGC amplifier 2 SC828Q PROCESS FIX Unit PB 1 5 3 4 ( A-Z)
Q5 S meter 2SC828Q Q 1 Amplifier 2SK19G R
MODULATOR Unit PB- 1 1 84 ( A-Z) Q 2 Limiter Amplifier TA7060P
Q 1 I F amplifier 2 S K 1 9Y Q3 Amplifier (Process ON ) 2 S K19G R
Q2 AM modulator 2SC3 7 2Y Q4 Amplifier ( Process OFF) 2 S K 1 9GR
Q3 USB oscillator 2SC37 2Y Q5 Level Control 2SC37 2Y
Q4 LSB oscillator 2 SC828P Q6 - ALC Amplifier 2S K19G R
Q5 CW-AM oscillator 2SC37 2Y Q7 Crystal Oscillator 2 S K19GR
Q6 Buffer 2SC3 7 2Y REG ULATOR Unit PB-1 5 4 7
AUDIO Unit PB-13 1 5 ( A-Z) Q 1 Regulator µPC 1 4 1 C
Q 1 M I C amplifier 2 S K 1 9GR Q2 Regulator 2 SA634
Q2 MIC amplifier 2SC37 2Y Q3 Crystal oscillator 2 SC37 2Y
Q3 Emitter foll ower 2SC37 2Y Q4 Marker amp lifier 2 S C784R
Q4 vox amplifier TA7 04 2M MAIN CHASSIS
Q5 Relay control 2 S K 1 9Y Vl Driver tube l2BY7 A
Q6 Relay control 2SC3 7 3 V2, V3 Final amplifier 6JS6Cx 2
Q7 CW side tone osc. 2SC3 7 3 Ql, Q 2 DC-DC convertor T2 0A6
Q8 AF amplifier AN 2 1 4
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The transceiver is designed with computor type
plug-in modules. These m odules are: High frequen­
cy unit , High frequency IF unit, Low frequency
IF unit , Audio unit , M odulator unit , Noise blanker
unit and Power regulat or unit . The VFO unit ,
Crystal oscillator unit and Rectifier unit are built
into the main chassis .

( 1 ) HF UN IT ( PB1181B)

T his mod u l e con tain s t h e receiver RF amplifier. rece1\'er
1st mixer . tran smitter 2 nd mixer and h eterodyne oscil­
l ator circuit. The signal from the a n ten n a coil is fed
to the gate of QI ( fiel d effect tra n sistor 3 SK40M)
t h rough termin a l 8 of the mod u le.
The A G C ( au tomatic gain con t ro l ) v o l tage which is
obtained from the l ow freq u en cy I F u nit . is applied
to the gate circuit of Ql from pin 9 to control the
gain of t his stage. A man u a l RF gain con t ro l on t h l'
fro n t panel is con nected to the sou rce o f Q J t h rough
pin 10.
Signal output from the QI is t h en cou p l ed to the
receiver 1 st mixer Q 2 . 2SK 1 9GR where t h e in coming
signal is mixed with a signal from the h eterodyne
VR1 Q2 Q3 QI Q. Q5
High Frequency Module (PB-1181)
of the mixer through the bandpass network L 1 , L2 ,
and L3 , from pin 1 5. VFO volt age is also applied to
the 2nd gate of Q2 from pin 1 1 . The sign al is con­
verted to 3 · 1 80 KHz low frequency IF and fed to
the following stage through pin 3 an outp ut trans­
former T l l 2 A . On transmit , the 3 1 80 KHz signal is
fed to the base of the mixer, from pin 5. A 1 4 MHz
trap coil Tl 1 3 is connected to the b ase circuit o f
Q l . The VFO signal i s fed t o the emitter o f the Q l
which produces the 5520 t o 6020 KHz high fre­
quency IF sign al . This signal is fed to the following
stage from pin 1 6 through the bandpass netw ork.

oscillator Q 1 . 2SC3 72Y through the buffl'r stage l�fl.

2SC3 73. The product of the first mixer is applied
through pin 1 7 to the high frequency IF unit.

Transmitter signal is fed to the base of transmitter

2nd mixer Q3 , 2SC784R from pin 1 3 . The signal
from the heterodyne oscillator is applied to the
emitter of the mixer Q3 , through the bu ffer st age
Q4 , 2SC3 7 2Y. This converts the high frequency IF
signal to the desired transmitting frequency . This
transmitting signal is fed to T l 02 through pin 1 1 .
The gate circuit of the receiver mixer Q2 is discon­
nected in transmit by diode swit ch to avoid the
lowering the Q2 of the circuit . Crystal sockets and High Frequency I F M odule (PB-1180)
all coils are mounted on the main chassis.

( 2) H I G H F R EQUENCY IF UNIT ( PB11808)

The module contains the transmitter first m ixer Q I, S:S2 2oB 6:02

F1MH,!
2SC3 7 2Y, the receiver second mixer Q2 , 3 S K40M,
and the 5520 to 6020 KHz b andpass netw ork . The
signal from the receiver 1 st mixer is fed to the gate BA N D PASS NET W O R K C H A R A CTER ISTICS

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( 3 ) LO\\. F R EQl ' E \ C Y I F l ' \ IT ( P B 118 3 B ) SSB
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T his mod u le contains the l o w frt>q u ency I F amplifier. I
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CTYstal fil tl'r. detector and A G C/S meter circ uits.
\ I I
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On rt'Ct'iH'. a 3 1 80 !\ Hz sign a l from the n oise b l a n k er \ I I
circuit is feel to the gall' of QI 2SK 1 9GR, f E T from pin ' 3.J I
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D1 · [). 4 are diode switches w hich select t h t' crystal I
fil tt'r for SSB or CW reception. The 600 Hz CW
' \" I j u
fil t t'r X F- 3 0C is an optional feat u re a\· ailable at additional CW AM
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cost from you r dealer. T h e diod e switch selects the
FREQUENCY( KHz)
C W fil ter automatica l l y w hen the 1\ 1 0 D E switch is set
to CW position . T his con t ro l rnltage is deriv ed from C H A R A C T E R I ST I C S O F SSB/CW F I L T E R S
pin 9 and 12. The signal from t h e crystal fil tl'r is fed
to the base of Q 2 . 2SC784R and is amplified by Q 2 AM signal i s detected b y D7 . 1 S 1 007 and fed t o
and Q3 , TA-704SM integrated circuit . The gain of t h e audio amplifier stage from pin 4 t h rough t h e M O D E
these two stages is controlled autom atically by the switch. T h e detected au dio sign a l s a r c con n ected t o
AGC voltage derived from AGC amplifier Q4, au dio amplifier u nit from pin 4 ( A M ) a n d pin 6
2SC828Q. The gain is also controlled manually by ( SS B & C W ) t h rough the lvfOD E switch on t h e fro n t
the RF gain control on the front panel . panel a n d t he pn'- amplifier.

The output from Q3 is fed t h rough T 1 0 9 to the ring D� . 1 S 1 00 7 , D 6 . l S l S S S A G C rectifiers d rive t h e

demod u l ator [)8 . J)l I for CW and S S B reception. The
carrier signa l is feel to the d etector from pin 5. The
carrier sign al is balanced by V R I to obtain minimum
distortion and also to a\·oid S-mctcr reading which
may be in fl u en ced by the carrier oscil l ator signal. T h e
A C C amplifier Q·1 . T h e emitter o f Q 4 con tro l s S-meter
amplifier Q5 . 2SC828Q.
On tran smit . t h e signal is applied to t he gate of Ql
from pin 15 . I t is t h en amplified and passed th rough
the crystal fil ter. The o u t p u t from the crystal filter 1s
applied to t lw high freq u rncy IF u nit from pin 1 0 .

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Q, T 109 VR ,

Low Frequency IF Module ( PB - 1 1 83 )

CW F I LT E R I N S T A L L A T I O N D I A G R A M

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( 4 ) A U D IO U N I T ( P B 1 3 1 5 A )
T h i s mod u l e con ta i n s the m icrophon e ampl i fier. recei v er
audio ampl i fier. VOX ampl i fier and CW sidetone osc i l ­
lator. A speech s ignal from t h e m icrophone is fed to
the first MIC ampl i fier Q l . 2 SK 1 9GR FET from pin 5 .
I n put im pedance o f the MIC ampl i fier i s 5 0 K ohms.
The signal. control led i n ampl itude by the MIC G A I N
control between p i n 3 and pin 4 . is ampli fied b y the
second m icropbone ampl i fier Q2. 2SC3 72Y and appl ied
to the em i tter fol lower Q 3 . 2SC3 72Y to be del i v ered
to the modu lator u n i t from pin 8.
The re c e ive r aud i o s ig n a l f r o m the A U D I O G A I N
c o n t r o l i s a pp l i ed th rough p i n 1 9 to a p r e a mp l i f i e r
Q 9 , 2SC 1 000 , and amp l i f i ed b y integrated c i rc u i t Q8,
AN2 1 4 . Th i s s tage, i n tu r n , i n c r e a s e s the s ig n a l to
s peake r l eve l . The aud i o powe r a m p l i f i e r c i r c u i t
u t i l i z e s the O T L ( output t rans fo rme r l e s s ) c i r c u i t
and delivers 3 watts output t o t h e spe aker thro ugh
pin 22.
The signal from the first m icrophone ampl i fier is cou pled
th rough the VOX GA IN control potentiometer V R l to
VOX ampl i fier Q 4 . TA704 2M . The signal ampl i fied
by Q4 is fed to the VOX rectifier. The positive DC
output voltage of the rect i fier is appl i ed to the gate
of the VOX relay control transistors Q5 . 2SK 1 9Y
and Q6. 2SC3 73 cau s i ng them to conduct and actu ate
the VOX relay R L l on the main chassis. The collector
c i rcuit of Q6 is conn ected to RU through pin 1 3 .
The ANTITRIP c i rcu it prov ides a th reshold vol tage
to prevent the speaker output from tripping the trans-
ceiver i n to the transm it fu nction. The receiver au dio
Q,
Q,
Q,
Q,
Audio M odule ( PB- 1 3 1 5 )
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V R5 to the antitrip ampl i fier Q4 . and fed to recti fiers
DI and 02. l S l S S S . N egative DC output voltage from
the recti fi er. con n ected to the gate of Q5 . red uces the
gain of the VOX control transistor prov i d ing the neces­
sary an titrip threshold. A N TIT RIP control V R5 adj u sts
the value of the antitrip voltage threshold so that the
loud speaker output w i l l not produce excessi v e positive
DC output from the VOX rect i fi er to ex ceed the nega­
tive DC outpu t from the antitrip recti fier and cause
the control tra n s i stor to actuate the relay . When speak­
ing into the m icrophone nornnl ly the positi\'e vol tage
w i l l exceed the negative an titrip v oltage a n d actuate
the relay. VR3 pro\' ides course adj u stm ent for relay
sensitivity.
Relay hold t i m e w i l l be determ ined by D E L A Y control
VR2.
T h e tone osc i l l ator Q 7 . 2SC3 73 operates w hen . the
M O DE sw itch i s i n CW pos ition It i s a phasesh i ft
oscillator opera ting at appro x i m atel y 800 Hz. T h e tone
output is activated b y the keying circuit and coup led
th rough S I D ET O N E L E V E L contro l VR·1 to the receiver
audio ampli fier for sidetone m on itoring i n CW operat ion.
The ou tput from Q7 i s a l so cou pled t o the V O X ampl i fier
Q I ! for brea k - i n cv.· operat ion.
( 5 ) MO DU L A TO R U N IT ( P B 1 1 84 A )
The MODU L A T O R U � I T contains the carrier osci l ­
lators. t h e r i n g mod u lator ci rcu it for S S H . a n d .-\ M
modu lator. The carrier oscil lator osc i l l ates either :� 178 . 5
K Hz for U S K or 3 1 8 1 .5 K Hz for L S B. d epend i ng u pon
X,
Q,
X2
TC 6
x,
Qz
Modula tor Module ( PB 1 1 84 )
--
whether Q3 . 2SC3 72Y or Q5 . 2SC3 72Y is selected
by the MODE switch. The MODE switch d isconnects
the emitter circu it of either transistor w hen not in use.
The output from the oscillator is fed to the bu ffer
ampl i fier Q4 . 2SC828P , and then to the balanced ring
modulator Dl-D4. The carrier signal is also fed to the
r i ng dem ?dulator from pin 6 for receive. These crystal
frequencies are matched to the bandpass of the crystal
filter to place the carrier frequency approx imately 2 5
d b dow n o n the skirt of t h e filter response.
For A M and CW operation. the 3 1 7 9 . 3 K Hz crystal con­
trolled osc i l lator Q6. 2SC3 7 2Y operates to produce
the carrier s ignal. and Q3 and Q5 are d isconnected.
Q2. 2SC372Y operates as a modulator for AM
operation a n d a s a bu ffer stage for C W operation.
The speech signal is fed to the balan ced ring m odulator
and AM mod u lator Q2 from pin 9 .
Carrier balance i s obtained b y a potentiometer V R l
and a trimmer capacitor. TCl Double-sideband.
su ppressed-carrier output from the balanced modulator
is amp lifie d through T ll O by the IF amp lifie r Q l ,
2SK 1 9Y , and fed to the low fre quency IF unit
from pin 1 2 . For AM and CW , the output signal
from Q2 is fed to the high frequency IF unit,
th rough CA RRIER potentiometer V R 2 on the
front pane l .
V R1
Qs
Power Regulator M odule ( PB- 1 5 4 7 )
( 6 ) POW ER REGULATOR U N IT ( PB 1 5 4 7 )
The D C 1 3 . 6 volts from the re ctifie r unit
is sup plied th rough pin 1 4 to the voltage
regulator circuit Q J , µ PC 1 4 1 C , Q 2 , 2SA634
m this unit to obtain extremely stable 6
volt DC supply which is then fed to th e
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va r i o u s c i r c u i t s f r o m p in 1 3 . The r e gu l a ted vo l tag e
i s s u pp l i ed to the CLARI FIER c o n t r o l to o ff s e t the
r e c e ive f r e q u e n c y ± 3 K H z e i th e r s id e o f the t ran s -
mitted signal. V R 3 perm its adj ustment o f controls to
the recei ve and tra nsm it freq uency to coincide at the
C L A R I F I E R zero or OFF position. A - 100 volt negati v e
vol tage is delivered from p i n 5 t o t h e u n it. Y R 1 sets
the operati ng bias at approx imately - 5 0 volts for the
fi nal am p l i fier tu bes. T h i s bias voltage i s - 6 0 volts
on receive and suppl ies the grid circu it of th e f i n a l
tu bes on the main c h a s s i s from pin 2 . The b i a s for
the driver tube 1 2BY7A is a l so suppl ied from pin 1.
This voltage is - 2 0 v o l t s on receive and - 3 . 5 v 'l l t s
for transmit.
The marke r signal gene rator is include d in th e
REG / CALI B unit, PB-1 5 4 7 . A crystal controlled
oscillator Q3 , 2SC3 72Y oscillates at the 3 2 0 0 KHz
crystal frequency for dial calibration. A trimme r
cap acitor TC l is use d to calibrate crystal frequency
against WWV or JJY .
Output from th e oscillator is fed to a b inary
counter , Q4 , 34024 PC where the 3 2 0 0 KHz
signal is divide d into 1 0 0 K H z and 25 K H z mark e r
signal . 2 5 KHz signal i s fed through diode swit ch ,
D4 , l S l S S S which is ope rated by 2 5 K H z sele ctor
switch S9 to a buffer amp lifier Q 5 , 2SC784R
wh ere 1 00 KHz signal is adde d to 25 K H z signal.
Both 1 0 0 K H z and 2 5 KHz marker signal is fe d to
the receiver front end from pin 16 of the p nnted
boar d .
VFO M odule
( 7 ) VFO U N I T ( PB-1056) A portion of the input signal to the Noise Blanker
The VFO module board is installed in the VFO chassis. unit is fed through noise amplifier Q 8 , 2SC3 72Y
The VFO uses FET transistors Ql. 2SK 1 9GR and to a first gate of mixer-oscillator Q3 , 3 S K40M . The
Q2. 2SK 1 9GR first bu ffer. Q3 , 2SC3 72Y bu ffer AGC voltage controls the gain of the noise amplifier

prov ides isolation and amplification of the VFO signal.

The VFO oscil lation frequency is 8 700 K Hz to 9 200
KHz and covers the tunable I F range of 5 00 K Hz .
Vara c t or diode D J , 1 S2236 in s e r i e s with c a p acitor
C1 4 is sw itched into the circuit by the clarifier switch
and the relay contacts to s hift the V FO freq.uency for
receiver offset tun i ng.
N o i se B l a n k e r M o d u l e ( P B- 1 5 8 2 8 )
( 8 ) :\ O I S E R L .'\ \ K E R l ' \i l T ( PB - 1 2 9 2 )
The 3 1 80 KHz signal i s fe d through T 1 20 t o IF
amplifier Q 1 , 2SC3 7 2Y, and then fed through
Q8, to avoid saturation of Noise Blanker against
an extremely strong noise , Q3 generates 2 7 2 5 KHz
crystal controlled signal which converts 3 1 80 KHz
signal into 45 5 KHz . 4 5 5 KHz signal is amplified
by a noise amplifier Q4 , 3 SK40M. The sign al passed
through C2 0 is rectified by an AGC rectifier D3,
1 S 1 88 FM , and the rectified DC voltage is
amplified by Q5 , 2SC3 7 2Y in order to control the
gain of Q4 , 3 SK40M .
C2 2 is charged by the volt age rectified by D4 ,
1 S 1 8 8FM , however, this voltage does not exceed
the conducting volt age of diode D4 , so that it d oes
no t bias the pulse amplifier Q6, 3 S K40M keeping
Q 6 in conduct with zero bias , in turn , blanker
con troller Q7 , 2SC 3 7 2Y stays in non-conducting
state with no noise pulses. As a result , noise gate
diodes D 1 , D2 , 1 S 1 8 8FM connected in p arallel
with Q7 conduct and the signal passes through the
diodes .
When noise pulse exists, the voltage across C22
causes D4 to conduct and Q6 turns int o cut off, in
turn , Q7 conducts and D l , D2 is biased t o cutoff
preventing the signal passing from the diodes.
(9) CRYSTAL CONTROL/RF PROCESS ORUN IT

T 1 2 1 , noise blanker gate diode, D 1 and D2 , 1 S 1 88 (PB- 1 5 3 4 )

This model is l ocated o n the VF O u nit . The
FM and T l 22 to the second IF amplifier Q2 ,
interc onnec tion of the mod u les is wired direc tly
2SK 1 9GR.
without using plug-in s oc ket.

h
F I X (}-------�
OUET

ALC
ALC �MJ<.r-------'
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OUT l>
E I

TI _ _ -- - - ---- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - ;-- P_!! -..!_5?_4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J

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RF Speech Processor/Crystal Control Circuit Diagram ( PB- 1 534 )

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} PROCESS
OUT
TC1 CHi CH1 TCi
RF Speech Pro cessor/Crystal
Control Module ( PB- 1 534 )
C R Y S T A L CO N T RO L
I n addition to n o r m a l V FO o p e ra t i o n tw o.
c rys ta l s m ay be sel e cte d fo r cr ystal c o ntrolle d
o p era t i o n by ; selector switc h l oc ate d on th e
front p a n e l of th e tra n sceive r.
RF P R OC E S SO R ( PB- 1 5 3 4 )
Th e S S B signal generated through th e cry stal filte r
is amplified by Ql, 2SK 1 9GR and fe d to either
o f Q 2 , TA-7060 , or Q4 , 2SK 1 9 GR.
Whe n the RF processor switch is O F F , the source
o f Q4 , 2SK 1 9GR is grounded and th e n th e signal is
amplifie d by Q4 and Q6, 2SK 1 9GR of which gain
is c ontrolled by the ALC voltage declined from
th e final amplifier grid circuit to prevent the distor­
tion which may be caused by th e over drive .
A p otentiometer VRl is used to preset the signal
level equal for the both of processor ON and O F F .
With the R F processor switch ON , th e p i n 3 o f Q 2 ,
T A7060P i s grounded and it works a s dipper for
the signals that exceed the predetermined leve l .
T h e clipped signal i s fed through th e source fol­
l ower, Q3 , 2SK 1 9 GR to a crystal filter X F30A to
eliminate the harmonics generate d by the clipper.
Then the signal amplitude is c o ntroll e d b y Q5 ,
2SC3 72Y.
Q3 varies its resistance between c ollector and
ground by the voltage applie d to the gate from a
p otentiometer V R 3 b locate d on th e front pane l .
( 1 0 ) RECT I F I ER U N I T ( PB- 1 0 7 6 B )
The rectifier PB I 0 7 6 B
- i s located under the
main chassis in the p ower supply compartment,
and delivers four diffe rent DC voltages. The
power amplifier plate voltage ( 6 0 0 Vol ts DC) is
su pplie d from the bridge c onne cted silicon recti­
fiers Dl-D4 and D9-Dl2. 3 0 0 V olts DC is also
obtained from this circ uit for the driver plate
supply .
1 6 0 Volts DC and - 1 00 Volts DC are obtained
through D5 and D6. D 5 supplies th e final tubes
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screen grid voltage , and D6 is used for th e bias
supply.
1 0. 5 Volt AC is rectified by D7 and D8 for the
transistor sup ply v oltage .
( 1 1 ) MAI\' CHASSIS
The main chass is con tains the power su pply. transm i t ter
d r i ver. final ampl i fier and other assoc iated c i rcu i ts. A l l
sockets for pl ug- i n modu l es are moun ted o n the m a i n
c h assis.
( A ) POW E R SU PPLY
The power supply is designed to operate from ei ther
1 00/ 1 1 0/ 1 1 7/ 2 0 0/ 2 2 0 / 2 3 4 rn l ts AC or 1 2 volts DC
( nega t i \·e ground ). Insert ing the appropriate pow er plug
i n to the rear panel receptacle makes the n ecessary
con nect ions to ope rate the su pply in e i ther mode. AC
or DC.
W hen the tra nsceiver i s operated from a 1 2 rnlt DC
pow er sou rce. tra n s i stors QJ and Q 2 . 2N4 280 fu nc­
tion as a low frequency osc i l lator to prO\· ide AC to
the pow er transformer. Start i ng bias for the osc i l l ator
i s obtained from d i \· ider resi stors R3. R4 and R 5 . A l l
o f thl' tu bes heaters a n d i n put v o l t age t o the DC con
verll'r a're suppl il'd t h rough the H E A T E R sw itch.
With the HEATER switch in th e " O F F " positio n ,
voltage is s till supplie d t o the receiver section,
which allows c ontinuous reception at reduced
p ower c onsump tion levels.
The h igh - voltage w i n d i ng of the pow er transformer
Tl l i s con n ected to a bridge- ty pe sol id state rect i fier
to supply approx imately + 6 0 0 volts and + 3 00 volts
to the t r a n s m i tt e r tu bes. Ou t p u t from the 1 2 0 rn l t tap is
recti fied to d e l i \' er + 1 6 0 rnlts to the screen grids and
- 1 00 rn l t s for t h e b i a s s u p p l : . D u r i ng .\ C opl'rat i u n . Tl 1
.
is energized by two prim ary w indings. T hese w indings
can be connected in series for 2 00/ 2 2 0/ 2 3 4 volts and
in parallel for 1 00/1 1 0 / 1 1 7 v olts operation.
The output from a high cu rren t w i n d i ng of 1 0 . 5 volts
is recti fied and i s u sed to s u p p l y t he t r a n s i s tor i z ed st ag< 's.
( B) PRESELECT CONT ROL
T h e p r e s e l e c t c o n t r o l ad j u s t s three gang-t u n ed c o i l s
T lO l A , T l02 a nd T l0 3 . T lO l A t u n e s the r e c e ive r
f r on t e nd. T 10 2 p r ov ide s i n t e r s tagf'! t u n i n g on r e c e ive
as we l l as d r i ve r g r id tun i ng o n t ra n s m i t. T l 03
t un e s the d r ive r p l a te c i r c u i t. T l0 4 , T Hl5 a nd T l06
a r e p l aced i n the c i rc u i t when the band s w i tc h i s
i n 1 6 0 th r u 4 0 mete r band t o obta i n ap rope r i mpe­
d a n c e ma tc h fo r m i n i m u m d i s to r t i on.
Tl 1 1 is connected to the heterod y n e crystal X 1 - X 1 1
thro ugh t h e band sw itch and del i v ers the sign a l from
the secon dary to the m i xer stages.
Diode sw i tches arc u sed i n severa l locations for isola-
tion of the c i rcu its.
( C ) FIN AL AMPLIFfER
T h e signal from the transm itter second mix er i s fed
to the grid of tran s m i tter d r iver V l . 1 2BY7A w here
it is a m p l i fied to a level su ffic ient to d ri v e the final
l i near a m p l i fier V 2 and V 3 . 6 J S 6 C . T h e sign al appear­
ipg across T l 0 3 and T l 0 5 is cou pled to the grids
V 2 and V 3 . Neutral ization o f the pow er a m p l i fier i s
acc ompl i s hed b y feed i ng b a c k a s m a l l a m o u n t of t h e
output t h rough T C 2 7 to t h e bottom of T l0 3 / T l 0 5
com bination. F inal o u t p u t from V 2 and V 3 i s fed to
the antenna. T h e output RF vol tage is d iv i d ed by C 2 8
a n d C 2 9 . a n d i s rect i fied b y D4 . 1 S 1 007 to i n d icate
rel ative output power w hen the m eter sw itch is i n the
PO position.
T h e ALC ( automatic level con t ro l ) vol tage i s obtained
by 02 and 03 . 1 S 1 5 5 5 and con t rol s the gain o f the
I F ampl i fier.
( 1 1 ) M ET E R I N G
T h e meter c i rc u i t i s designed t o i n d icate signal strengt h
i n the recei v e m ode. On tran s m i t. t h e m eter m a,· b e
s w i tch selected to i n d icate cathode c u rrent . relative
Pow er Output , and automatic level con t ro l . T h e m eter
fu nctions are au tom atica l l y s w i tched by m ea n s o f relay
C')n tacts for tran s m i t a n d recei v e m odes.
A LC meter reading is obtaine d from th e source
voltage of Q6 , 2 SK 1 9GR which varies in ac­
cordance with the A L C voltage derived from th e
final amplifier grid circuit.
For th e EE and EX model s , the mete r reads the
variation of th e sourc e voltage o f Q l , 2SK 1 9GR
in the modulator unit.
I n the IC position. t h e met.e r i s con n ec ted to the cathod es
of final tu bes in paral lel w ith shunt resistor R l 2 . and
measu res total cathode cu rrent of the tu bes.

In the PO position. the relative power output is ind icated

by the rectified DC cu rrent at the pi output circuit.
The m eter sensitiv ity is adj u sted by potentiometer V R 6
l ocated on the rear panel.

FUSE
HOLDER W hen the transceiver i s in the recei v e m ode. the AGC
vol tage developed by the signal i s fed to the meter
ampl i fiers Q4 and Q5 to prov ide a meter defl ection
proportional to input sign a l strengt h . The meter is
cal i brated in the customary " S " u n i ts. A meter indi­
cation of S-9 represents approx imately 5 0 m icrovolts
at the antenna term inals.

POWER T RA N S F O R M E R CONNECT IONS

Q6 2SK I 9GR
C23

�L3
LB

L 7 1 ��� 1 �
rr1 1 �7
I,
Cl3 1--9
I
OUT
l;, c2s , vRsT
-1 1------ · o. 1 5 1 0 0 7
' fr- c3a
Cl9
--4 1----41
CXl

a::

: A9

PB · 1 5 34 1 3. S V
2

MJ-3 1

PB- I 1 83
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CRYSTAL CALC ULATI ONS FOR CRYSTAL CONT­ 3 . Remove P B- 1 3 1 5 A f r o m the chas s i s c o n n e c to r
ROLLED TRANSCEI VER OP ERATION W ITH THE r e c e p t i c a l . G e n t l y , r o c k the c i r c u i t b o a rd out o f
EXTERNAL VF O OR THE TRANSCEIVER INTERNAL the c o n n e c t o r .
FI X OSCIL L ATOR, PB1534
4 . Remove t h e t w o screws holding the sh ield p late a n d
The crystal holders accept standard HC- 2 5 /U type crys­ l i ft o u t of the cabinet.
tals. All crystal frequencies must fal l between 8.700
KHz and 9 . 2 0 0 KHz. A trimmer capacitor has been 5 . Grasping the U - s haped brackets stil l attached to
connected in paral lel w ith each crystal to perm it proper P B - 1 1 83 8 gently. rock the circuit board out of the
frequency adj u stment. Adj u stment of this tri mmer w i l l connector.
change t h e crystal frequency approx imately 1 K H z .
6. With PB-1 1 8 3 8 removed from the chassis. remove
T h e correct crystal frequency for a n y desired operating C-10 and C- 9 ( .01 u F) capacitors from board. Install
frequency . may be determined by the fol low i ng formu l a : XF-3 0 C CW fi lter in position ind icated u s i ng the
F x = ( F1 + F c ) - Fo nuts and lockwashers prov ided. Solder the fou r fil ter
F x = ( F 1+ F e ) - Fo . w here F x is the cry stal freq uency . term inals to the board .
Fo is the desi red operating frequency. and the constant
( F 1 + F c ) is taken from the table. 7 . Re-install P8-1 1 83 8 into socket. screw s hield plate
to chassis. and re- i nstall P 8 - 1 3 1 5 A i n to socket. Re­
F req u e n c y T a b l e ( F 1 + Fe) U n i t : KHz place all attac h i ng screw s.
BAND LSB U SB A M/CW
160 10701.5 10698.5 10699.3 T h i s completes the CW filter i n stal l ation. The filter
80 1 2 70 1 .5 1 2698.5 12699.3 prov ides a 600 Hz band pass w hen the m ode swi tch
40 1 6 2 0 1 .5 16198.5 16199.3 i s placed in the CW position. T ran sicever a l ignment
20 2 3 2 0 1 .5 23 198.5 2 3 1 99 . 3 is not req u ired for this installation.
15 30201.5 3 01 9 8 . 5 30199.3
lOA 37201.5 3 71 9 8 . 5 3 7199.3
108 3 7 70 1 . 5 3 76 9 8 . 5 3 76 9 9 . 3
lOC 3 8201.5 3 81 9 8 . 5 3 81 9 9 . 3
100 3 8 70 1 . 5 3 86 9 8 . 5 3 86 9 9 . 3

F o r Ex ample :
Find the proper cry stal for operation at 3 9 00 K Hz
LSB on the 80 meter band .

From the table find the constant ( F l + Fe) for LSB

operation on this band. The constant is 1 2 70 1 . 5 . thew
fore Fx = 1 2 7 0 1 . 5 - 3 900
= 8801.5 K H z .

CW FILTER INSTAL LATION

1 . R emov e top cover of tran sceiver cabinet and locate

printed circu it boards .P 8 - 1 3 1 5A and PB- 1 1 83 8 .

X F3 2 A SSB FILTER
2 . Remove two screw s holding PB- 1 3 1 5 A t o t h e U
shaped bracket. Remove two screw s hold ing the U ­
shaped bracket t o t h e shield plate. located between CW Filter Solder Connections
the two boards.

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 A L I GN MEN T
WA R N I N G
D A N G E R O U S V OL T A G ES A R E P R E S E N T . U S E EX T R E M E CAUTION WHEN WORKING ON THE
TRANSCEIVER WITH COV E R S R EM O V E D . D I S C H A R G E ALL C A P A C I T O R S BY S H OR T I N G T O
G R OU N D W IT H A N I N SU L A T E D S C R EW D R I V E R . ETC.

CAUT I ON degrees in either direction from their original

N ever operate the transceiver in the setting. If the adjustments require varying by an
transmit mode without a matched antenna appreciable amount, che ck for the presence of a
or adequate dummy load. The power defect other than alignment .
amplifier tubes and Pi network compo­
E Q U I P M E N T R EQ U I R E D
nents can be damaged if the transceiver
( 1 ) R F Signal Generator : Hew l ett- Packard Model 6 0 6 A .
is operated without the proper load termi­
o r eq u ivalent w i t h o n e v o l t ou t p u t a t an i m pedance
nation.
of 50 o h m s and a freq u ency coverage to 3 0 M I-lz .
G E N ERAL
T h e transceiver h a s been carefu l ly al ign ed a n d tested ( 2 ) Vacu u m T u be V o l t m eter ( V TV M ) : Hew l ett- Packard
at the factory and. w it h normal u sage. shou l d not re­ M odel 4 1 0 8. or eq u iv a l e n t V T V M w it h an R F probe
q u i re other than the u su a l attention given to electro n i c good to 4 () M Hz .
eq u i pm en t . Serv ice or rep l acem ent o f a m aj o r com ponent
may req u i re su bseq u en t rea l ign ment. but u nder n o ( 3 ) Du m m y Load : W aters M odel 3 3 4 A or eq u ivalent
c i rcu m stance shou l d rea l ign ment be attem pted u n less 50 o h m s non- react i v e l oad rated at · 300 watts
t h e operation of the transceiver i s fu l l y u n d erstood. av erage pow er.
the m a l fu n ct ion has bern a n a l ized and defi n itely t raced
( 4 ) AF S ignal G enerator : H ew l ett- Packard Model 2 0 0
to m i sa l ign ment.
A B. or eq u i valent.
Service work should o n l y be performed by ex perienced
person n e l . using t h e proper test eq u i p m en t . ( 5 ) A general cm·erage receiver coveri ng t h e frequency
Capacitors, resistors, inductors, and transformer range from 3 to 30 M H z w i th a 100 !\ H z cal ib­
adjustments should not be varied more than a few rator.

R E G /CA L I B U N I T
(PB - 1 547)

B I A S A D .J .
(VR1)
T. R Z E R O A D .J .
( VR3 )
6V A D .J .
(VR ,)

T102

T1 0 1 A
��-- R F U N I T
(P B - 1 1 8 1 )

( E ) BM A D .J . - • .,..... - ._
A L C A D .J . ( V R i T C i ) C A R R I E R/MOD U N I T
( V R 2) ( P B - 1 1 84)
FIX/RF PROCESS UNIT
( P B - 1 534 )

Alignment Points-Top View

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1. S-METER SENSITIVITY ADJ USTMENT 3. VOX ADJ USTMENT
Place the transceiver in the receive mode and con n ect \ ' O X con t ro l s are l ocated on P B 1 3 1 5A T hese arc \ ' R l
a signal generator to the antenna ter m i n a l o f the trans­ \ ' O X G a i n . \I R 2 Del a y . V R 3 R e l ay Sen s i t i \ i t y and
ceiver. Set the signal generator to 1 4 200 K Hz w i th \'R5 A n t i t r i p G a i n .
an output of 50 u V .

Tune the transceiver for maximum S-meter reading. Set t h e operation s w i t c h t o the V O X posi t ion and t u rn
The S-meter should read S-9 + 2 5 d B . If S-meter t h e A F G A i l\J a n d M I C G A I N con trols fu l l y cou n ter­
adjustm ent is require d , adjust VR2 on PB- l l 8 3 B cloc k w i se. S l ow l y rotate the R E L A Y con t ro l ( V R :3 )
t o obtain the reading . clock\,· ise u n t i l t h e rcl a \' act i\·ates. then retu rn t h e con ­
t ro l carefu l l y cou ntercloc k w i se until rel ay rel eases.
When the transceiver is tuned to 1 4 200 KHz the T h i s release poi n t i s the proper set t i ng for the R EL A Y
1 00 kHz crystal calibrator output will be approxi­ scnsit i\· ity c on t ro l .
mately 5 0 µ V or S-9 + 2 5 d B on the S-meter.

2. NOISE BLAN KER ADJ USTMENT

Set l\ I I C G A I N con t ro l t o t h e center of i t s t ra\·el.
Connect a signal generator to the antenna terminal Speak i n to t h e m ic ro p h o n e normally. adj u st VOX con tro l
and tune the receiver to the signal . V R l t o j u st acti\'atc V O X relay.

Peak T 1 20 and TC l for a maximum S-meter

reading. Tune i n a signa l and adj u st the AF G A I N control to
a com fortable l i stening level. Set the A N T I T R I P control
Connect VTVM between Tp (collector of Q S ) V R 5 to the m i n i m u m poi n t that w i l l prevent the spea k er
and adjust T l 23 for a minimum VTVM reading. o u t p u t from t r i p p i ng t h e V O X .

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iiiiTi���--j-- 1 0 4

iiiiif!Jiii �-- T
..� ;i W--T 1 06 101
=== ;1i;;ii;""""
L33

T 1 1 5----iii--iiii'ii
L 2 8 -----ii--.-'

R E C T BOA R D
( PB - 1 07 6 s)
TC3o
L3 2'-----..---...

Alignment Points-Bottom View

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 Adj ust the DELAY control V R 2 for su itable release 7 . RF PROCESSOR
time. Set the controls and switches as foll ows :
MODE S S B ( e ither LSB or U S B )
4. CW S I D E TO N E L E V E L A D J U ST M E NT HEATER OFF
CW sidetone level may be adj usted by rotating TONE­ METER A LC
lev el potentiometer ( V R 4 ) located on PB- 1 3 1 5A. PROCES S OFF
MIC GAIN Fully CCW position
5. CA R R I E R B A LA N C E BAND Any Band
T h e transceiver shou ld b e al low ed t o reach operating Set the operation switch to MOX p osltlon and
tem peratu re before m a k i ng the carrier balance adj u st­ adjust a p oten tiometer V R 2 until the meter
ment. indicates exac tly full scale with out any modula­
tion.
Tune- u p the transceiver for SSB operation u s i ng an Conne c t the 1 kHz audio signal generator output
antenna or dummy load. T u rn the M IC G A I N control of 10 mV t o the MIC inp u t . Adjust the M I C G A I N
fully coun terclockwise to remove all audio from the con trol un til t h e audio input voltage b e c omes
mod u lator stage. 3 0 mV at the gate o f Q l , 2 S K 1 9 G R . Peak Tl and
T3 for maximum audio output at the output c oil
With the MODE swit ch set to either the LSB/USB of T 3 . Set the V R l for 30 mV output at T 3 .
positions, tum the "FUNCTION SWITCH" t o the Set t h e RF P ROCE S SOR switch to O N position
MOX position and adj ust the carrier b alance and peak T 2 for a maximum output.
controls (VR l and TC l ) on PB- l 1 84A for mini­
mum PO meter reading.
A more exacting balance m ay be obtained by tu n i ng 8. V O LTAG E R E G U LATO R A DJ U ST M E N T
a receiver. hav ing an S - m eter. to the transmitted fre ­ Con n ect a VTVM D C probe betw een pin 1 3 o f MJ 6
quency. Adj u st the balance controls for m i n i m u m S - m eter ( PB- 1 5 4 7 ) and ground. A dj u st VOLT potentiometer
read ing w h i l e sw itching the MODE sw itch back and V R 2 for exactly 6 Volt reading on V T V M .
forth between the two sideband positions to obtain
good carrier su ppression for both sidebands. 9. C LA R I F I E R A DJ U STM E N T
The freq u encies coincide at C L A R I F I E R control OFF and
6. ALC LEVEL ADJUSTMENT (EE/EX model) 0 position in the receive m ode. I f not, adj u st potentio­
The ALC meter will require adj ustment if when the meter VR3 located near the clarifier control potentio­
METER switch on the front panel is set t o the ALC meter u n d er the main chassis.
position , the mode switch to USB , the "FUNC­ Transmit and receiver freq uencies coincide at C L A R I F I E R
TION SWITCH" to MOX and the microphone gain control O F F position. I f not. adj ust Z E R O potentiom eter
to zero the ALC meter does not read 5. To adjust VR3 on PB- 1 5 4 7 .
the meter, set the controls as follows :

MODE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U SB 1 0. B I AS A DJ U STM E N T
M I C G A I N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fully CCW The fi nal a m p l i fier bias m u st be chec k ed to insure
MOX-PTT-VOX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MOX l i nearity and normal operating plate d issi pation for the
final tubes. A dj u st the B I A S control V R l o n P B- 1 5 4 7
If the m eter reads other than . 5 on the bottom scale. as fol lows : Set t h e transceiver t o th e receive mode
adj u st the A LC control VR2 on P B- 1 1 84 A for a m eter and allow the transceiver to reach operating tem pera­
ind ication of . 5 . Return the " MOX- PTT- VOX " switch tu re.
to the PTT position.
Set M O D E s w i tc h to USB. M ET E R sw itch to IC and
For the E model, please re fer to the following RF the "FUNCTION SWITCH" to M OX p osition for
processor adjustment. transmit condition. The meter will indicate PA
plate current . Idle plate current is 60 mA i f the bias

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is correct. I f the idle plate curre nt is other than
60 mA, adj ust the B I A S control for 60 mA.
T h ere i s a l ittle d i fference i n the idle cu rrent between
AC and DC operation. Adj u st the idle cu rrent to 60
m A for each operation.
11. POW E R O UT P U T M ET E R A DJ U ST M E N T
V R 6 . located o n the transceiver rear panel adj acent
to the antenna coax fitting. prov ides an adj u st.m ent for
power output ind ication on the m eter.
T h i s potentiometer shou l d be adj u sted to ind icate 1/ 2
to 2/3 fu l l scale meter deflection w hen the transmitter
i s prod u ci ng fu l l output power i n the tune position.
It shou l d be noted that the m eter ind icates relative
power output and i s not the basis for determ i n i ng
actual power output.
VR6 has been preset at the factory to read 1/2 to
2/3 fu l l scale into a 5 2 ohm d u m m y load. The operator
shou l d not ind iscri m inately adj ust V R 6 i n to an u n k now n
load or an anten na w i t h h igh V SW R .
1 2. F I N A L AM P L I F I E R N E UT R A L I ZAT I O N
W h en replacing the final ampl i fier tu bes. i t may be
necessary to rese t the bias to give correct idle current
and check neutralization. U s i ng the proced u re outline
below will guarantee max i m u m output and long tube
l i fe.
C A UT I ON
H I G H VOLT AGES A R E PRESENT ON U N DER·
SIDE OF CHASSIS A N D I N S I D E O F FINAL
COMPARTMENT. U S E G R EAT C A R E W H ILE
MAKING A DJUSTMENTS W I T H W I R I N G EX·
POSED.
FI NAL AMPLI FI ER COMPARTMENT
--
( 1 ) Con n ect a d u m m y load to antenna. and set meter
to IC.
( 2 ) Locate TC27 the neutral ization variable capacitor
shaft on the u nderside of the chassis near the
d river stage band sw itch w afer. in the final ampl i­
fier section.
( 3 ) C heck final a m p l i fier idle cu rrent i n USB or LSB
position and adj ust as descri bed before.
( 4 ) Tune up the transceiver at 29 M Hz. 1 0 8 or l O C
band w ith M O D E sw itch a t T U N E position. and
advance the C A R R I E R control u ntil, m eter I C reads
200mA.
( 5 ) Rotate P L A T E tun ing control and observ e dip a s
indicated on the m eter. I f the d i p i s n ot pro m inen t.
red uce the load ing control s l ightly for better indi­
cation. A s the PLATE control i s rotated the meter
shou l d rise eq u a l l y and smoot h ly on either side of
max i m u m dip ind ication.
( 6 ) Determ i n e w h ic h side of the dip rises abruptly.
Set PLATE control s l ightly to th is side of d i p
keeping the meter read ing below 1 0 0 m A .
( 7 ) Using nonmeta l l i c tu n i ng w a n d . rotate neutral iza­
tion capacitor shaft very s l ightly i n the d irection
w h ic h reduces the cu rrent show n on the meter.
Repeat steps 6 and 7 u nt i l the meter i n dicates a
smooth and eq ual rise on either side of the m ax i ­
m u m d i p point.
T h e final compartment cover must be i n place to supply
the R F shiel d i ng req u i red d u r i ng the neutral ization
procedu re.
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1 3 . ALIGNMENT O F TRANSMITTER attempted. It is assu med that the s ignal generati ng stages
MIXER/DRIVER AND RECEIVER of the transceiver are fu nction ing p roperly _ U se the
F RONT END STAG ES inte rnally generated signal of the transceiver to al ign
The final ampl i fier bias adj u stment m ust be set to 60 the transmitter m ixer and d river stages and the R F
m A before extensive operation of the tran smitter i s signal generator to a l ign the receiver front e n d stage.

I
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Q , 3 S K 40M
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BAND COIL CAPAC ITOR T R I MMER

C l 28 820 P F TC29
�
1 60

80 T l O l A + T l 04 C41 240 TC l 1
-·

40 C42 30P TC 1 2

20 C43 50 P F TC 1 3
- --

15 TlOlA C44 20 P F TC14

--

10 TC 1 5

RF INPUT CIRCUIT

( 1 ) Con nect the 5 0 -ohm d u m m y load to the antenna
Jack . Tune u p the transceiver at 3 0 .0 0 0 K Hz
( BA N D l O D. V F O at 3 0 .000 K Hz ) as follows ;
Set the BA N D sw itch to l O D. the V FO to 3 0. 0 0 0
KHz. PRESELECTOR control to the u pper e n d o f
10 meter segm ent and the
sw itch at MOX. A d v ance the C A R R IE R control
and tune the final ampl ifier. Maintain the reso­
nant plate cu rrent ( IC ) at 100 mA w i th the C A R R I ­
ER controL Set trimmer T C 5 t o t h e m id- capactance
position and adj u st the sl ugs of T l 0 2 and T l 0 3
for maximum output into the d u m m y l o a d . R educe
the transmitter output to z ero w ith the C A R RI E R
controL
( 2 ) Set the O P E R A TION switch to the receive mode.
RF and A F G A I N control to max i m u m . C L A R I ­
F I E R control t o " OFF " . a n d N O I S E
t o " OFF " _ D o n o t change the V FO setting and
P R E S ELECTOR cont rol setting set u p in step 1 .
Tune the R F signal generator t o 3 0 .000 K H z and
adj u st it for approx imately 1 .000 H z beat n ote.
U se j u st enough signal generator output ( approx imate­
ly 1 m icrovolt for an al igned unit ) to k eep from deve­
loping AGC vol tage ( no S - m eter ind ication ). Set trimmer
TC1 5 to the m i d capacitance position. A dj u st a slug
of T- 1 0 1 for max i m u m audio output w ithout deve loping
O P ERATION AGC vol tage.
( 3 ) Set the BA N D sw itch at l O A . the V FO at 2 8.000
K Hz and the " MOX- PTT-VOX " switch at MOX_
A dvance the C A R R I E R control and tune the final
ampl i fier. Maintain the m eter read ing at 100 m A
w ith the C A R R I E R control as descri bed in step 1 .
Set the P R ESELECTOR control t o t h e lower e n d of
10 meter segm ent and adj u st trim mer TC5 for
max i m u m output at the d u m m y load. R educe the trans­
m itter output to zero w ith the CA R R I E R controL
BLANKER
( 4 ) Set the OPERATION switch to the receive mode
and w i thout c hanging the VFO or P R ES E LECTOR
control settings, tune the RF signal generator to
2 8 .000 K Hz and obtain 1,000 Hz beat note.

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 GRID CIRCUIT PLATE C I RCU I T
' -- -- - -- -
BAND COIL CAPAC I TOR TRIMMER COIL CAPAC ITOR TR IMMER
--
1 60 C 1 29 820P T C 28 C 1 30 820P TClO
- �
80 T 1 02 + T 1 06 C4 200P TC l T 1 03 + T105 C9 200P TC6

40 C5 30P TC2 C 1 06 30PF TC?

I
20 C6 50PF TC3 ClO 50P F TC8
�---- ·-- �-
15 T 1 02 TC4 T 1 03 C 1 07 lOPF TC9
�-- - � --
10 TC5

1 2 BY7 A T U N I N G C H A R T

Control the signal generator output and adj ust trimmer
TC15 for max i m u m audio output as described i n step 2 .
( 5 ) Repeat step 1 . 2 . 3 and 4 t o peak out the coil
adj ustments for the 1 0 m eter band.
( 6 ) Set the BA N D sw itc h to 1 5 . the VFO to 2 1 .000
K Hz and the PR ESELECTOR to the lower edge of
the 1 5 meter segment. Tune u p the transceiver to
2 1 .000 K Hz as described above. Adj u st trimmers
TC4 and TC9 for maximum
into the d u m m y load.
( 7 ) Set the OPE R A T ION sw itch to the receive mode.
and w ithout changing the VFO or PR ESELECTOR
setti ngs. Tune th e R F s ignal generator to 2 1 .000
K H z and obta i n the 1 .0 0 0 H z beat n ote. A dj u st
trim mer T C 1 4 for max i m u m aud io output as des­
cri bed i n step 2 .
( 8 ) Repeat the proced u res g i v en i n step 6 a n d 7 on
the 20 m eter ban d . The t r i m m er TC3 and TCS
are u sed for m ax i m u m transm itter output and TC1 3
t ransmitter output for max i m u m audio output i n rece i v e.

V1 1 2 B Y 7 A

T X 2 N O M I XE R
RX RF AMP

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( 9 ) Set the B A N D sw itch at 8 0 . V FO at 4 .000 K Hz.
and the PRESELECTOR at 7 of the inner scale
Set TCl and TC6 at the m id-capacitance point.
Tune the transceiver to 4 .0 00 K Hz and adj ust
T 1 0 5 and T106 for m ax i m u m t ransm itter power
output i n to t h e l oad.
( 1 0 ) Set the O P E R A T I O N sw itch to the receive mode.
and w i thout c hanging the V FO or P R ES E L ECTOR
setti ngs. tune the R F s ign al generator to 4 .000
K H z and obtain a 1.000 Hz beat n ote. S et TCl l to
the mid -capacitance point. A dj ust T 1 0 4 for max i ­
mum a u d i o out put as descri bed i n step 2 .
and w i thout changing t h e V FO or P R ESELECTOR
settings, tune the R F s ignal gen erator to 3 .5 0 0
K H z a n d obtain a 1 .000 Hz beat n ote. A dj u st T C l l
for max i m u m a u d i o output as descri bed i n step 2 .
( 13 ) Repeat step 9 . 1 0 . 1 1 . and 1 2 to peak o u t t h e coil
adj u stmen t s for 8 0 m eter bands.
( 14 ) Set the B A N D sw itch to 4 0 . V FO at 7 .000 K Hz
and the PR ESELECTOR to the low er edge of the
4 0 m eter segment. Adj u s t TC2 and TC7 for maxi­
m u m tran smitter power output into the dumm y
load.

( 1 1 ) Set t h e P R E S E L ECTOR a t the l ow er edge o f t h e
80 m eter segm ent. VFO a t 3 . 5 00 K Hz. and adj ust
TCl and TC6 for max i m u m transm itter power
output i n to the d u m m y load.
(J 2 ) Set the O P E R A T I O N sw itch to the receive mode.
( 15 )Set the VFO at 7. 1 5 0 K Hz and PR ESELECTOR for
m aximum power output. Adj ust L3 3 for maximum
power output into the dummy load.
( 16)Set the OPERATION sw itch to the receive mode, and
set the VFO or PRESELECTOR settings to the same
position as step 14 , tune the RF signal generator to
7,000 K Hz and obtain a 1,000 Hz beat note. Adj ust
TC12 for max imum audio output.

(17) Set the B A N D sw itch to 1 6 0 . V F O at 1 .900 K Hz and

the P R ES E L ECTOR at 2 of the inner scale. Adj ust
T C 2 8 and T C l O for m a x i mu m pow er output into
( l OA ) the d u m m y load.
TC20
( 1 8 ) Turn the OPERATION sw i tc h to the receive mode.

TC 1 8 ( 2 0 ) and l eave the VFO and P R E S E L ECTOR settings

unchanged. Apply the R F s ignal generator output
T C l 7 (40)
at 1 .900 K Hz to anten n a term i n a l . Adj u st TC2 9 for
�--:---- TC 1 6 (80)
max i m um S - meter read ing.
TC 1 2 (40)
TCl 1 (80)
( 1 0) TC 1 5
�;---T C I ( 8 0 )
( I O) TC5
( 1 5 ) TC4

(20) TC3

L33
M AX . M I N.
CAP. C A P.

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1 4. H ET E R O D Y N E C R YSTA L OSC I L LATO R
A LI G N M E NT
T h e heterodyne crystal oscillation inj ection may be
checked in the follow i ng manner. Connect the VTVM
RF probe to the local oscillator test point. Inj ection --=="=--X I ( 8 Q )
X 1 ( I OC )
is normal if the i nj ection voltage m easu res 0.3 Volt X s ( I OD ) X 2 ( 40)

RMS on all bands. Xg(AUX) X3 (20)

X 1o (WWV) X4 ( 1 5)
I f not. al ignment is req u i red. Set the BAND sw itch X 1 1 ( 1 60 ) ��-X 5 ( 1 0 A )
at 1 0 0. T C 2 3 at 1/3 capacitance position. and adj ust
X c ( l OB )
Tl l l for 0.3 Volt RMS read ing on VTV M . Then adj ust
TC2 3 . T C 2 2 . TC2 1 .. . . . . . T C 1 6 a n d TC26 for each of
the band to read 0.3 Volt RMS on VTVM.

BAND No. TUNING CAPAC ITOR CRYSTAL FREQUENCY

---- --

1 60 Xll C 1 27 25 0P F TC 2 6 7 . 5 2 M Hz

80 x 1 C45 300PF TC 1 6 9 . 5 2M Hz

40 x 2 C46 1 50 P F TC 1 7 1 3 . 0 2 M Hz
-

20 x 3 C47 50PF TC18 2 0 . 0 2 M Hz

15 x 4 TC 1 9 2 7 . 02M Hz

lO A x 5 TC20 34 . 02MHz

lO B x 6 TC21 34 . 52MHz

lO C x 7 TC22 3 5 . 02M H z

10 0 x 8 T C 23 35 . 52MHz
-·------- - --

AU X x 9 TC24

wwv XlO C48 l OOPF TC25 1 6 . 02MHz

L O C A L O S CIL L A T OR T U NING C H ART

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1 5. TRA P CO i L ALIGNMENT
( 4 ) T 1 1 3 i n t h e h igh frequency I F u n it is used t o e l ­
( 1 ) T107 is u sed to el iminate the d i rect- feed- through in­ i m i nated spu rious radiation on the 2 0 m eter band. For
terference at the I F frequency . and tun ed to 5 . 7 2 0 al ignm ent. tune tran sceiver to m ax im u m output at
K Hz . Set t h e transceiver at 7 . 3 00 KHz L S B i n receive 1 4 .3 5 0 KHz i n the tune postion . M easu re the spu riou s
mode and peak the P R ESELECTO R for m ax i m u m radiation. by u s i ng the S-meter of another receiver
n oise output. Set t h e R F signa l generator t o 5 , 7 2 0 tuned to 1 4 .5 2 0 K H z w here a spurious rad i at ion
K Hz a n d increase t h e signal generator output until a n can be heard. Adj ust T 1 1 3 for m in i m u m S-meter
audio beat note is heard. Adj ust T 1 0 7 for m i n i m u m readi ng w i hout decreasing the power output o f the
a u d i o output. transceiver.

( 2 ) L29 on the printed c i rcuit board l ocated near the
an tenna change- over relay R L 2 is also u sed to
el i m i n ate the d irect - feed-th rough i nterference. Set the
transceiver at 7.080 KHz in t h e receive mode. T u n e
t h e R F signal generator t o 5 ,9 4 0 K Hz . A dj ust L 2 9
for m inimum S-meter reading.
3 ) L22 eli m i n ates the i nterference by 9th h armonic of
the carrier osc i l lator. Tune the transceiver to 2 8 . 6 0 0
K Hz USB i n the receiv e m ode. and increase R F a n d
A F g a i n control until an a u d i o beat note is heard.
A dj u st L 2 2 for m i n i m u m audio output.
CAU T ION
( 5 ) T115 is located on the printed circuit board near the
VFO unit an d is u sed to su ppress carrier oscillator
feed-through . T u n e the transceiver to any freq uency
and load it to fu l l output. Reduce the m icrophone
gai n to zero and place the mode sw itch i n the
USB position. Adj ust T115 for m in i m u m S - m eter
read ing on the receiver.
(6) L28 i s u sed to eli m in ate spurious rad iation on the 15
meter band. T u n e the transceiver to m ax i m u m output
at 2 1 . 2 00 K Hz i n the tune position. Locate the spu r i ­
o u s radiation at 2 1 . 2 2 0 K Hz by another receiver.
Adj ust L28 for m i n i m u m S - meter reading on the
receiver .

Contin uous full output for more than 10

s e co n d s m a y r e s u l t
t u be .
( 7 ) T C 3 0 connected i n series w ith L3 2 on the printed
i n d e s t r u c t i o n of f i n a l
c ircu it board l ocated on the m a i n chassis near the
relay R Ll is u sed to el i m inate spurious radiation on
10 meter band. For al ignm ent. tu ne t ran scciYer to
max i m u m out pu t at 2 8 , 5 0 0 K Hz in the tune position.
Measure the spurious rad iation by u s i ng the S - m eter
of another receiver tuned to 2 8 . 1 6 0 K Hz where the
spurious signal can be heard. A dj ust TC3 0 for
m i n im u m S - m eter readi ng w ithou t decreasing the
powPr output of the transceiver.

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 VOLTAGE a-iART

D.C. VOLTAGE R .F . VOLTAG E

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
N
� R T R T R T R T R T R T R T R r R T R T R T R T R T R T

1 E E E E E E E E E E E E 0 0 E E E E E E E E E E E E
3 1 80KHz -
55d B

2 E E E E 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 70 -55 E E E E E E - - - - - - - -
E E
3 5.5 5.5 0 0 13 . 0 12 . 5 0 0 0. 7 0.7 - 18 0 E E 3 3 0 E E
3 1 80KHz
* * 47d B
- - - - - - - -

4 0.5 0 .5 E E 0 0 0 0 8.5 8.5 - 20 · 3 . 5 0 0 2 2 E E

3 1 80KHz
* * - - - - - - - -
47d B
-

5 5.5 5 . 5 13 . 0 12 . 5 0 0 0 0 6.0 6 . 0 · 1 50 - 1 40 0 11 .5 - - -
0 . 02 0 . 8 0 - - - - - - - -

6 6.0 6 .0 E E 0 0 E E 0 0 1 70 1 70 0 0 - -
E E - -
E E 0.8 0. 8 - - - -

7 E E 13.0 12 . 5 E E 0 0 E E - -
13 . 0 12 . 5 E E - -
E E - -
E E - - - -

8 0 0 E E 0 11.5 0 0 0 0 0.6 2.7 1 .0 1 .0 E E

1 4M Hz - - - - - - - - -
- -
g dB

9 8.0 13. 0 12 . 5 0 9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0 0 0 12. 5 0 E E - - - - - - - - - - - -

E E
10 0 11.5 E E 0 0 - 18 0 13.0 12. 5 0 11.5 E E - -
E E
3 1 80KHz
45d B 0 . 02 - - - - - -
E E
11 13 . 0 12 . 5 0 0 1 3 . 0 12 . 5 E E E E 3.5 3.5 0 . 12 0 . 12 E E E E
1 4M Hz
- -
33d B 1.1 - - - - - -

0. 7 0.7 0 0 6.6 0 . 3 13 . 5 13. 0 E E 0 . 17

::....:>
0 12 12. 5 0 E E - - - - - - - - - - - - -

I 13 12 . 0 0 0 11.5 8.0 13.0 0 0 12. 5 0 6.0 6.0 0. 15

- - - - - ·- - - - - - - - - -

14 13 . 0 12. 5 13 . 0 12 . 5 E E 6.0 6.0 12. 5 0 : 13 . 0 12 . 5 - - - - - -

E E - - - - - - - -

1 3 . 0 12 . 5 0 0 13 . 0 1 2 . 5 0 0 0.5 0. 12
5720KHz
15 - - - - - - - -
3 1 80KHz - - - - - - - -
4!d B
-
55d B

16 0 1 1 . 5 13 . 0 0
- -
13. 0 12. 5 - -
0 0 - - - - -
0. 15 - - - - - - - - - -

0 . 06
-

17 13 . 0 12 . 5 E E 0 0 0 0 0 0 E E
- - - -
5720KHz - 3 1 80KHz - - - - - - - -
4!dB 40d B

18 E E E E - - - - - -
E E - -
E E E E - - - - - -
E E
- -

19 - - - -
13 . 0 12 . 5 0 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -· -

20 - - - - - -
E E - - - - ·- ·- - - - - - -
E E - - - - - -

21 - - - - - -
E E - - - - - - - - - - - -
E E - - - - - -

22 - - - -
E E 0 0 - - - - - - - - - -
E E
- - - - - - - -

VALUES ARE IN V O L TS D.C. MODE U S B . B A N D 20M R R E C E IV E T T R A N SMIT

R R E C E IV E T TRANSMIT VALUES W IT H O U T ANY UNIT ARE IN VOL TS R MS
V A L U E S W IT H DB · A R E S IG N A L G E N E R A T OR O U T P U T LEVELS TO
PRODUCE S 9
VALUES GIVEN UNDER THE COL U M N T ARE S IG N A L LEVELS TO
PRODUCE ! OOW OUTPUT POW E R MOD U L A T E D BY !KHz M IC INPUT
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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6 200 E lK E 5 50K 0

7 E 10 E 0 E -
10

8 0 E 1 00 lK 5K * 2K l OK

9 2 . 5K 12 0 l OK 00 lK 1 20 E

10 O* E 00 50K 10 lK * E

11 1 00 00 10 E E 500 * -

12 1 20 E lK l OO K 3K 10
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13 1 20 0 3K 00 1 20 00
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18 E E E
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19 - -
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20 E
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21 - - -
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22 E *
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VALUES ARE IN O H M S .

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Ord er I n stru ct i o n : P a rts number is i n d epen d e n t for each u n it , except T-tran s fo rmers a n d T - i n d ucto rs, t h e re fo re
it is req u ested to spec i fy parts n u m ber toget h er w it h u n it class ificat i o n as fo l l o w i n g ex am p le .
No . I RF Unit R I IOO K o h m X- w * VALUE 1 s N OM I N A L
RF UNIT 17 50 W V 0 . 04 7 µ F
P RI N T E D C I R CUIT BOA R D PB - 1 1 8 l ( A - Z )
Q FET &. TRANS I STOR 1 4 - 1 6 CE RAMIC FEED THRU
4 TR. 2 S C37 2 Y 500 W V 0 . 00 1 µ F
5 TR. 2 S C3 7 3 18 E L E C T R O LYTIC 16WV lµ F
3 T R. 2 S C7 8 4 R
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1 FET 3 S K4 0 M 1-3 E Z W 5 0 X 3 2 5�0�P

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l, 2 S i. 1 S l 555 1 B P F -A
2 B P F -B
R R E S I STOR 3 B P F -C
22 CARBON FILM !4 W 56 Q 34 R F CHOKE 1 . 95µ H
23 !4 W 1 00 Q 4, 8 RF C H O K E 2 5 0µ H
1 6 , 24 !4 W 220 Q
6 !4 W 330 Q T TRANSFORMER &. I NDUCTOR
10, 19 !4 W 470 Q 1 1 2A IF T RA N S F O R M E R
11 !4 W 560 Q 113 T R A P COI L
9, 13 !4 W l KQ
7 !4 W l . 8KQ X CRYSTAL
8 !4 W 2 . 2KQ 1 HC- 1 8 /U 6360KHz
1 7 , 20 !4 W 3 . 3KQ
21 !4 W 8 . 2KQ I F UNIT
1 4, 1 8 !4 W 15KQ P RIN T E D CI R CUIT BOA R D P B - 1 1 8 3 ( A - Z )
2 !4 W 22KQ Q FET, I C &. TRANS I S TOR
4 !4 W 82KQ 2 T R. 2 S C7 8 4 R
1 , 3, 5, 1 2 !4 W lOOKQ 4, 5 TR. 2 S C8 2 8 Q
3 IC TA7 0 4 5 M
VR VAR I ABLE RES I STOR 1 FET 2 S K19GR
1 T R- l l R 5KQB
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17 DIPPED M I CA 50 W V 6PF 6 Si. 1 5 1 555
5 50 W V 50PF 12 Zener WZ- 1 10
1, 1 1 50 W V lOO PF R R E S I STOR
3 C E RA M I C DI S C 50 W V 0 . 00 1 µ F 2 , 1 3 , 1 6 C A R BO N F I L M !4 W l OO Q
2, 4 , 7 - 10, 1 2 - 16, 50 W V 0 . 01µ F 23 !4 W 220 Q
6, 18 50 W V 0 . 04 7 µ F 28 !4 W 330 Q
19 E L E C T R O L YTIC 16WV 47µ F 20 !4 W 470 Q
12, 1 5, 1 9 !4 W lKQ
L I N DU CTOR 3, 14 !4 W 2 . 2KQ
1, 2 RF C H O KE l mH 22 !4 W 2 . 7KQ
3 RF C H O KE 250µ H 8, 9 !4 W 3 . 3KQ
11 !4 W 3 . 9KQ
M I X ER UNIT 4, 5 !4 W 5 . 6K Q
P RIN T E D CIRC UIT BOARD P B - 1 08 2 ( A - Z ) 17, 24, 25, 27 !4 W lOKQ
PB- 1 1 80 ( A - Z ) 10 !4 W 27KQ
Q FET &. TRANS I STOR 1 , 1 8 , 2 1 , 26 !4 W lOOKQ
. 1 TR. 2 S C3 7 2 Y 6, 7 CA R B ON C O M P O S ITION Yz W l OO Q
2 FET 3 S K4 0 M

D D I ODE VR VA R IABLE R E S I STOR

1 S i. 1 S l555 1 TR12R 5 00 Q B
2 T Rl l R 500 Q B
R R E S I STOR
12 CARBON FILM !4 W lO Q c CAPACI TOR
5, 7 !4 W lOO Q 1 , 24, 25 DIPPED MICA 50 W V lOOPF
13 !4 W 470 Q 15, 22 50WV 1 50 P F
3, 1 6 , 1 7 !4 W lKQ 1 1 , 17 50WV 470PF
2 !4 W 4 . 7KQ 26 - 2 8 C E RA M I C DI S C 50 W V 0 . 001µ F
14, 1 5 !4 W 5 . 6KQ 2 - 6 , 9, 1 0 , 1 2 , 1 3 , 1 8 , 2 0 , 50 W V 0 . 0lµ F
10 !4 W lOKQ 2 1 , 23, 3 1 - 34
4, 6 !4 W 15KQ 7, 8, 14, 16, 19, 35 50 W V 0 . 047µ F
11 !4 W 22KQ 29 P L A S TI C F I L M 50 W V 0 . 47µ F
1 !4 W 27 K Q 30 E L E CT R O L Y T I C 16WV l Oµ F
8 !4 W l OO K Q
9 !4 W 220 K Q L I NDUCTOR
1-4 RF CHOKE 2 5 0µ H
c CAPACITOR
6, 19 DI P P E D MICA 50WV 20PF T T R A N S FORMER &. I N DUCTOR
1 50WV 40PF 1 08 I F T RAN S F O R M E R
8 50WV 1 50 P F 1 09 IF T RAN S FO R M E R ( D E T E C T O R )
2 50WV 470PF
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43, 4 7 )4 W 27 K Q 1,5,6 E C V 1 Z W 5 0 X4 0 50 PF
32, 42 )4 W 33KQ L I N DUCTOR
50 )4 W 39 K Q 5 RF CHOKE I O; , H
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26 Y. W 560k Q 3, 1 0, 1 3 - 1 5 , 1 7 , 1 8 50WV 0 . 047µF
I2 C A R B O N C O M P O S ITION Y:1 w 2.2 Q 5 50WV O . lµF
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I6 50WV 2 70 P F L I N DUCTOR
I5 50WV 5 I O PF 2 RFC 250µH
29, 30 C E R A M I C DI S C 50WV l P F ( S L) 1 RFC l mH
22 , 2 3 , 2 8 50WV 5PF( SLJ
2I , 2 5 50WV 27PF ( S L ) T TRANS FORM E R
27 50WV 39 P F ( S L ) 1 20 Rl2-4129
6 50WV 56PF ( S L ) 121, 122 # 220067
I 8 , 20 50WV I 50 P F ( S L ) 1 23 R 1 2 -4097
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30 Y. W 5 . 6KQ 9, 1 5 50 W V l OO P F ( CH )
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11 50WV 1 8 P F ( N PO ) RFC 250µ H
26 50WV 22PF ( S L ) 2 RFC 270µ H
7, 25 50WV 27PF( S L ) 3 FIX OUT # 00054
12 50WV 5 1 PF ( S L )
9 50WV l O O P F ( N PO ) Y FO U N I T
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17 N7SO 20PF 40 SW l . SKQ
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