Diagramas de Radios - Beitman-1949

Most Often Needed
1949
RADIO
DIAGRAMS
and Servicing Information
THEORY
Compiled by
M. N. BEITMAN
SUPREME PUBLICATIONS
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Most - Often - Needed
1949
RADIO
DIAGRAMS
and Servicing Information
Compiled by
M. N. BEITMAN
SUPREME PUBLICATIONS
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MANUAL OF 1949 MOST -OFTEN -NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS
INDEX
Admiral Radio Corp. Buick Fada Radio & Elect.

4D1 7 980797 141 790 34
4D11 7 980798 141 795 33
4D12 7
4D13 7 Chrysler Garod Radio Corp.
5F1 6 802 82 5A3 35
5F11 6 C4608 82 5A4 35
5F12 6
6C1 8 Crosley Corp. General -Electric
6C11 9-101 19 14 39
6R11 9-11 9-102 21 60 40
9-103 18 62 40
Airline 9-104W 18 102, 102W 39
see Montgomery W. 9-113 20 107, 107W 39
9-114W 20 113 42
Arvin 9-118W 21 114, 114W 39
152T 72 9-119 23 115, 115W 39
153T 72 9-120W 23 118 41
160T 76 9-209 22 119M, 119W 41
161T 76 9-209L 24 150 44
RE -232 76 9-212M 22 210 43
RE -233 72 9-212ML 24 211 43
240P 73 9-213B 24 212 43
241P 73 9-214M 25 356 45
242T 78 9-214ML 25 357 45
RE -242 77 9-302 26 376 36-38
243T 78 88TA, 88TC 17 377 36-38
RE -243 73 378 36-38
244P 73 Delco
RE -244 73 see United Motors General Motors
RE -248 75 see United Motors
250P 75 De Wald Radio Mfg.
RE -251 78 B-400 27 Goodrich (B.F.) Co.
RE -253 74 A-500 27 92505 46
RE -254 73 A-501 27 92506 46
RE -255 73 A-502 27
RE -256 73 A-503 27 Hallicrafters Co.
RE -259 73 S -40A 47-48
280TFM 74 Emerson Radio
281TFM 74 557 28 Hoffman Radio Corp.
547, 547A 77 559 29 115 49
2410P 73 565 28 129 50
570 30 B503 49
573 32 B508 50
574 30 B509 50
Belmont Radio Corp.
12 577 31 B510 50
A -5D118
13 580 30 B513 49
6D121
14 583 32
5240
120012B 31 Howard Radio Co.
120039B 32 481-A 51
Bendix Radio 120048B 28 481-B, -C, -M 51
55X4 16 120059 29
65P4 30
15 1200E4
3
Mantola Noblitt-Sparks Philco, Continued

92505 46 152T 72 49-900E, -I 90
92506 46 153T 72 49-901 91
160T 76 49-1401 92
Meissner Mfg. Co. 161T 76 802 82
8C 52 RE -232 76 C4608 82
RE -233 72
Montgomery Ward Co. 240P 73 Pontiac
748R-15018 55 241P 73 984247 144
74BR-1502B 55 242T 78
84BR-1065A 54 RE -242 77 R.C.A. Victor
84BR-1501, -2 55 243T 78 2S7ED 95
B4BR-1503D 56 RE -243 73 8BX5 93
84BR-1504D 56 244P 73 8BX6 94
84BR-1507B 57 RE -244 73 8F43 95
84BR-1508B 57 RE -248 75 8R71 97-98
84BR-2003C 58 250P 75 8872 97-98
84GCB-1062A 53 RE -251 78 8R74 97-98
84WG-2704D 59 RE -253 74 8R75 97-98
84WG-2712A 60 RE -254 73 8R76 97-98
84WG-2714G 61 RE -255 73 8V7 96
84WG-2721C 62 RE -256 73 8V90, 8V91 102
RE -259 73 8V112 108
Motorola, Inc. 280TFM 74 8V151 99-100
0E2 64 281TFM 74 8X53 104
PC2 64 547, 547A 77 8X521 103
5A7, 5A7A 63 2410P 73 8X522 103
SR6 64 8X541 105
8A 64 Oldsmobile 8X542 105
BK8, BK8X 64 982455 142 8X547 105
CR8 66 8X681 107
CT8 64 Olympic Radio 8X682 107
FD8 64 7-622 79 75X11 106
8FDT 64 7-638 79 75X12 106
BGMT 64 77U 101
HN8 64 Packard -Bell Co. 77V1 96
KR8 64 771, 771X 80 RK-121C 99-100
NH8 64 RS -123D 99-100
0E8 64 Philco Corp. RP -178 111-118
PC8 64 CR-2 81 RC -613A 109-110
SR8 64 CR-4 83 RC -615 96
58A11 65 CR-6 83 RC -616 108
58Al2 65 UN6-100 81 RC -616A, -H 102
58L11 67 48-300 84 RC -618, -A 102
58R11 to -R16 68 48-461 85 710V2 109-110
HS -58 69 48-472, -1 87 RC -1037B 95
HS -62, HS -62A 63 48-1262 86 RC -1040C 94
67X11 to -X13 69 48-1282 86 RC -1050 106
68L11 70 49-500, -1 88 RC -1059 93
HS -114 67 49-501 88 RC -1060, -A97-98
HS -116 68 49-503 88 RC -1061 107
HS -119 70 49-504 88 RC -1064 104
HS -158 65 49-505 88 RC -1065, -A 105
408 71 49-601 89 RC -1066, -A 103
708 71 49-602 89 Record Changer 111
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MANUAL OF 1949 M OST-OFTEN-NEEDE D RADIO DIAGRAMS
Sears, Roebuck & Co. Sparton United Motors, Cont.

7080 122 6B9 131 980797 141
8020 120 8L9 132-133 980798 141
8070 122 121 132-133 982455 142
8080 119 1030, -A 130 984247 144
8083 122 1058 132-133
8084 122 1059 132-133 Western Auto
8086 124 1060 132-133 D1836 145
8101 122 1061 132-133 D1846 146
8102, -A, -B /24 1064 132-133 D2815 147
8107A 121 1072 132-133 D4832 148
8108, -A 121
8153, -A 123 Westinghouse Elect.
101.809 122 Stewart -Warner H-164 149
101.814 124 C51T1 134 H-165 150
101.817 122 C51T2 134 H-166, -A 149
101.851 121 A61P1 135 H-167 149
101.852 119 A61P2 135 H-185 151
109.635 123 A61P3 135 H-188 152
132.841 120 B61T1 136 H-190 153
B61T2 136 H-191, -A 153
Sentinel Radio 9036 -A, -B, -C 135 H-195 151
1U -314E, -I 126 9045-A, -B 134 H-202 154
1U -314W 126 9046-A, -B 136 H-204 154
314E, -I, 41 126
323K 127 Stromberg-Carlson Zenith Radio Corp.
329-I, -R, 125 1200 137 5D810 155
1202 137 5D811 155
Silvertone 1204 138-139 5E01 155
see Sears, Roebuck 5E02 155
Truetone 6D815 156
Sonora Radio see Western Auto 6E03 157
100 129 6E05 156
101 129 United Motors 6R880 157
102 128 R-705 143 7E02 158-159
R-1244 140 7E22 160
Sparks-Withington R-1245 140 7H822 158-159
see Sparton R-1246 140 7R887 160
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671/2 V BATTERY PLUGS CONNECTIONS

4 SHOWN TOP VIEW Switch section SWIG used only In sets with model numbers ending
in "LW. For sets without SWIG, dashed line connection is made-
4
Power change switch 5,111 shown in operating position from power line.
ILL 2 COLORED
DOT BOTTOM OF CHASSIS
2
Voltage readings taken between tube socket terminals and
B minus (metal shell of electrolytic condenser).
Dial set to low frequency, no signal, and volume control
minim urn.
Measurements made from 117 volts AC line. If measured
from DC line, voltages may be slightly lower.
Voltage readings taken with a vacuum tube voltmeter.
Socket terminals marked with an asterisk * indicate much
lower voltage or zero voltage if measured with a 1000 ohm -
per -volt meter.
If measurements are made on battery operation, tube filament If taken with a 1000 ohm -per -volt meter,
and B plus voltages will vary with the condition of the bat- readings will be lower or zero.
teries. These voltages will equal the terminal voltage of the
A or B battery less the voltage drop through components. RESISTORS
Symbol Description Part No.
R1 100,000 Ohms, I4 Watt .60B 27-104
II2 3.3 Megohms, 1,q Watt 60B 27-335
oidin6tal I
IL
In
113
114
4115
0116
IA7
1 Megohm, Volume Control and
On -Off Switch
4.7 Megohms
1 Megohm
2.2 Megohms
75B 1-21
10 Megohms, 1/4 Watt.. ...........60B 27-106
CHASSIS 5F1
*ori,
x
118 2,700 Ohms, Watt............
1 6011 14-272
MODELS 5F11, 5F12 119 47 Ohms, Watt 1 ............ 60B 14-470
1110 2,400 Ohms, 2.5 Watt
0 R11
P12
1113
1114
(Tapped Candohm)
10 Megohms, 1/4 Watt
390 Ohms, 1/4 Watt

180 Ohms, I/4 Watt
120 Ohms, I/4 Watt
61A 5-3
60B 27-106
(1111 not used in early production)
2,200 Ohms, 1/4 Watt 60B 26-222
6013 26-391
60B 26-181
1
1115 60B 26-121
CONDENSERS
CI.25 mfd., 200 Volts. Paper 64B 1-28
C2aGang, 420 mmfd. (max) 68B 14
C2bGang, 126 mmfd., (max) I
C3 100 mmfd., Ceramic 65B 6-3
C4 .01 mfd., 400 Volts, Paper._ 64B 1-25
100 mmfd., Ceramic 658 6-3
m <11 C5
C6
007
.001 mfd., Ceramic
(tolerance - 0%, .4- 20%)
.005 mfd., Ceramic
658 6-41 -
-I-C8 100 mmfd., Ceramic
10 0C9
CIO
.005 mfd., Ceramic
.001 mfd., Ceramic
(tolerance 0%, 20%)
65B 6-41
C11 .05 mfd., 400 Volts, Paper 648 1-22

-Npf- C12a 30 mfd., 150 Volts
C12b 20 mfd., 150 Volts Elect 67C 7-1
1
I
C12c 20 mfd., 150 Volts I
Ct3 100 mfd., 25 Volts, Elect. 67A 4-6

Cl4 .1 mfd., 200 Volts, Paper 64B 1-30
C15 .001 mfd., Ceramic. 65B 6-41
(tolerance - 0%, 20%)
(C15 not used in early production)
T C7, Ca, R5, 116, 117 are contained in a multiple -unit component called a couplate
(part number 63A4-3). Although a detective section of the couplate can sometimes be replaced
6 by individual components, we recommend replacing the entire couplate.

Note that numerals 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 shown at schematic connections, correspond to
couplate lead numbers printed on body of couplate directly above the leads.
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COW/. I.F. DE T. AVC.-AF. C5o OUTPUT
OSCILLATOR COIL NOTE: C5a, C5b, C5c, C5d and CSe are contained in a single unit
4 (Buiplate). The numbers next to the C5 condenser plates on the
ESECONDARY schematic correspond to the lead numbers as shown on the drawing
3
(7n.) of the "BULPLATE" (see inset). If sections of this unit should open
2 or short it will not be necessary to replace the entire Bulplate.
.,.." PRIMARY Replace the bad section with a condenser of proper value.
.1 (2n.)
Note that leads 5 and 6 are common to more than one section. 002 110050171
,
NOTE: Some microphonic howling may occur on strong signals connected to the plate and the blue lead to the screen of the
if the volume control is turned beyond the overload point. 3S4.
The following changes have been made in late production be- (d) For early production chassis which do not have the above
cause some "B" batteries, with high internal resistance, may changes, the same results can usually be secured by adding 4
cause squealing at normal volume levels. mfd. 200 volt electrolytic condenser from B+ to chassis. Be
(a) Condenser C3 (.005 mfd. 600 volt, oscillator plate bypass) has sure the condenser is connected in the circuit on the set side
been replaced with a .1 mfd. 200 volt condenser. of the on -off switch. Do not connect it to the battery side of
(b) Condenser C6 (.002 mfd. 600 volt, 3S4 late bypass) has been the switch or the inherent leakage of the condenser will ap-
returned to the screen grid (pin 4) rather than to ground. precially shorten the "B" battery life.
(c) The speaker leads have been reversed, the red lead has been
RESISTORS COILS, TRANSFORMERS, Etc.

Symbol Part No. Symbol Part No.
RI 47,000 Ohms, I/4 Watt ... 60B 3.473 LI Antenna, Loop __69B 38
R2 560 Ohms, 1/4 Watt 60B 2.561 L2a 69A39-1
R3 10.000 Ohms. 1/4 Watt...... _ 60B 3.103 L2b Coil, Oscillator..
R4 3.3 Megohms, 1/4 Watt.. 60B 3.335 T1 Transformer. 1st 1.F. 72B 28.1
B5 1 Megohm Volume Control T2 Transformer, 2nd 28-1
and Switch SW1 75B 1-22 T3 Transformer, Output -_______98A 13
R6 10 Megohms, I/4 Watt 60B 3.106 Speaker (31/2" PM) 6 Output
Ft7 4.7 Meghoms Watt......._...60B 3.475 Transformer 78C 33
88 1 Meghom, 1/4 Watt 608 3.105 SWI Switch, On -Off Part of R5
R9 2.2 Meghoms, IA Watt 60B 3.225
CONDENSERS
Symbol Part No.
Cl .01 mfd., 600 Volts, Paper 64B 1.10
C2 .0001 mid., Ceramic_ 65B 6-3
C3 .1 mfd. 200 Volts. Paper 64B 1-30
C4 .25 mid., 200 Volts, Paper _....64B -128
C5a 150 mmfd., Ceramic .1 Bulpate
C5b .002 mfd., Ceramic I
63A 2
C5c .006 mtd., Ceramic ) _
See CHASSIS 401
C5d 100 mmfd., Ceramic 1 Schematic
.005 mid., Ceramic J
Cse
C6 .002 mfd., 600 Volts, Paper.. 64B 1-14 MODELS 4D11, 4012, 4D13
C7a O to 354 mmfd., Gang 1 68B 13
C7b O to 107.2 mmfd., Gang f
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VOLTAGE DATA
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Readings made between point indicated and chassis.
0
1.45 0 0
04* 145 Measured using a fresh set of batteries.
0
-5 0 18 0
4-.1 0 65 *I 23
Turned to low frequency end, no signal.
47 65 65 Voltages measured with Vacuum -Tube Voltmeter.
A second voltage reading (marked with an asterisk *)
indicates readings made with a 1000 ohm -per -volt meter
when use of this instrument would result in appreciably
lower readings.
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RESISTORS CONDENSERS
CI 250 mmfd., Ceramic ..65B 6-5
Symbol Description Part No. C2a Gang, 420.0 mmfd. (max.) I
RI 2.2 Megohms, 1/4 Watt 60B 27-225 C2b Ant. Section

R2 27,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt .. 60B 26-273 Gang 193.8 mmfd. (max.) .___68B 10
R3 1 Megohm, 1/4 Watt 60B 27-105 C2c RF Section
FI4 100,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt .. .. 60B 27-104
Gang, 90.0 mmfd. (max.) I
115 8,200 Ohms, 1/4 Watt... . 60B 26-822 C3 100 mmfd., Ceramic...__....___ 65B 6-3
Note: In some sets, 115 was 10,000 C4 250 mmfd., Ceramic__ ____6513 6-5
Ohms; other sets used pair of 18,000
C5 100 mmfd., Ceramic ..65B 6-3
0 Ohm resistors in parallel. C6 .05 mid., 200 Volts, Paper_______64B 1.32
R6 3.3 Megohms, 1/4 Watt C7 .001 mfd., Ceramic.... .... _____65B 6-41
60B 27-335 (tolerance - 0%, -1- 20%)
R7 10 Megohms, 1/4 Watt 60B 27-106 C8 .005 mid., 600 Volts, Paper........... 64B 1-12
g4R8 1 Megohm, Volume Control and C9 .05 mfd., 200 Volts, Paper...... ....64B 1-32
SCREW On -Off Switch. .753 1-26 CIO 100 mmfd., Ceramic
R9 4.7 Megohms, 1/4 Watt .60B 27-475 C11 .005 mfd., 600 Volts. Paper....... B6
6645B1;412
AP RIO 470,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt._ 60E1 27-474 C12 .001 mfd., Ceramic ................65B 6-41
.
R11 2.2 Megohms, 1/4 Watt 60B 27-225 (tolerance - 0%, + 20%)
R12 5.6 Megohms, 1/4 Watt .60B 26-565 C13 250 mmfd., Ceramic ......... . 65B 6.5
R13 47 Ohms, 1 Watt 60B 14-470 Cl4a 30 mid., 150 Volts 1
314 2,700 Ohms, I Watt .60B 14-272 C14b 40 mfd. 150 Volts Elect... ......67C 7-52
BATTERY R15 2,400 Ohms, 2.5 Watt C14c 20 mfd., 150 Volts J
PLUG Tapped Candohrn ......._ _ .61A 5-3 CIS .18 mfd., 200 Volts, Paper .64A 2-2
316 1,500 Ohms, 1/4 Watt... _____. 60B 26-152 Note:In sets with model numbers
( 317 820 Ohms, 1/4 Watt __6013 26-821 ending in 'DE", C15 is .1 mfd., 400 V.
318 220 Ohms, :/4 Watt. __________60B 26-221 C16 .05 mfd., 400 Volts, Paper... 64B 122
RI9 150 Ohms, IA Watt-- 60B 26-151 C17 100 mfd., 25 Volts, Elect.._ ...67A 4-6
C18 .25 mid., 200 Volts, Paper _6413 1-28
BOTTOM OF CHASSIS
39 1.3 1 13 3.9
CHASSIS 6C1
*2.1 2.6 2.6 52 85 6.5 MODEL 6C11
51* 3 83
83 -11.5* *.414*83 TUBE AND TRIMMER LOCATION
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If taken with a 1000 ohmper-volt meter, readings will be lower or zero. giEJ
F
Voltage readings taken between tube socket terminals and
B minus (metal shell of electrolytic condenser).
Dial set to low frequency, no signal, and volume control
minimum.
Measurements made from 117 volts AC line. If measured from REPLACEMENT OF BATTERY PACK
DC line, voltages may be slightly lower. Replace A -B battery pack with Ensign type AB50 pack, Ray -0 -
Vac AB994, General 60A -6F6-5, Burgess F6A60 or other
Voltage readings taken with a vacuum tube voltmeter. Socket equivalent.
terminals marked with an asterisk indicate much lower
voltage or zero voltage if measured with a 1000 ohm -per -volt
meter. To install a replacement battery pack, first remove the six
screws that hold the metal bottom cover to the cabinet. (See
If measurements are made on battery operation, tube filament illustration.) The battery pack is strapped to the bottom cover
and B plus voltages will vary with the condition of the batteries. and will come out when the cover is removed. Pull out the
These voltages will equal the terminal voltage of the A or B battery plug, loosen the screw which holds the battery strap tight,
battery minus the voltage drop through components. and slide out the old battery pack.
Slip a new battery pack into place, tighten the screw which
tightens the strap around the battery, plug in the battery plug
and re -install the bottom cover.
12BA6
I2BA7 12BA6 FM 2nd. I.F. 12AL5
CONVERTER tet I.F. T2 AM 2nd. DU. T3 RATIO DETECTOR
R27 4
LIO 2r -- - -I
L2
4
6
SW2
SW2
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1/4..
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CIO. 7
SW 2 CIS
'6' Common Gnd. SEGE
REAR
AM L
PHONO orb
L
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AA I2SJ7 50L6 1--
1 A.F. OUTPUT T6
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L --J' M6 PIN VIEW
A M. BOTTOM VIEW
:MS c23 RR 0 O
OSCILLATOR M8 L _J
COIL RIB
2'13-17' C24
12547 RBA7 128A6 12136 12A1,5 50 L 1-3

L6 L7
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C31
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I R26 R/77 R21
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L2 I 540 I
F.M.ANTENNA COIL
RESISTORS
M2 M3
SW2 C29 .1 mfd., 200 Volts, Paper 648 1-30
.1 mfd. 200 Volts, Paper 648 1-30 Symbol Description Part No.
C30
O P> C31 .01 mfd,., 400 Volts, Paper 648 1-25
RI 470,000 Ohms 1/4 Watt 608 2-474
H 2. Symbol Description Port No. C32 .01 rnfd., 400 Volts, Paper...648 1-25 60B 2-102
CONDENSERS 65A 14-2 R2 1,000 Ohms, /4 Watt
P. C33 .0015 mfd. min., Ceramic 608 2-223
6513 9-15 65A 10-1 65A 14-2 R3 22,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt
k---t-Ct I_. Cl 200 mmfd.,4 Ceramic § C15.005 mfd. min., Ceramic C34 .0015 mfd. min., Ceramic
658 9-63 R4 470 Ohms, I/4 Watt 6013 2-471
§C2 .0015 mfd., Ceramic I,C;16 100 mmfd., Mica C35 .01 mfd., 400 Volts, Paper 648 1-25 60B 2-474
11 65A 10-1 17.5 470,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt
§C3 .005 mfd. min., Ceramic C17I 100 mmfd., Mica C36 .18 mfd., 200 Volts, Paper 64A 2-2
O m C4a mfd. (max.), FM RF 64B 1-32 R6 1,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt 60B 2-102 P71
15 '
C180 ,034 mfd. min. I C37 .05 mfd., 200 Volts, Paper
CD 1--a C4b 485.8 mmfd. ;max.) AM RF A1814 ClOb .004 mfd. min.
Dual Ceramic. 65A 17-1 I
tR7 47,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt
C38a 70 rnfd., 150 Volts Elect 67C 6-40 60B 2-224
R8 220,000 Ohms, Watt.,..1/4
C4c 15 mmfd. (max.) FM osc. Gong C19 100 mmfd. 590,-.00075 Temp. C38b 30 rnfd., 150 Volts J
O ct C4d 142.6 mmfd. (max.) AM Osc. 658 6 7 648 1-30 R9 1,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt 60B 2-102
Coeff., Ceramic LC39 .1 rnfd., 200 Volts, Paper 6011 2-391
C5 .01 mfd., 400 Volts, Paper... 64B 1-25 656- 10-3 R10 390 Ohms, 1/4 Watt
,
>4 Q C20 100 mmfd. 5%,-.00075 Temp. .C40 .01 mfd. m in. Ceramic
C6 3-12 mmfd. Trimmer 658 6-7 RII 27,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt 608 2-273
& N. Coeff., Ceramic C41 .0015 rnfd. min., Ceramic 65 14-2
66A 19-2 67A 4-8 R12 6,800 Ohms, 1/4 Watt, 5%. 60E1 1-682
(Silver mica) C21 4 mid., 50 Volts, Elect (Used only in sets with model R13
CI' i--')
C7 50 mmfd., Ceramic 658 6-4
65A 10-1
C22 .002 mfd., 600 Volts, Paper 648 1-14 numbersnumbers ending in "N".) R14
6,800 Ohms, I/4 Watt, 5%. . 60f3 1-682
100,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt 608 2-104
0
C8 .005 mfd. min., Ceramic C23 .001 mfd., Ceramic 656 9-31
40 R15 3.3 Ohms, 1
Watt 608 14-330
C9 35 mmfd., 10% Zero Temp. C24 500 mmfd., Ceramic 65B 9-24
COILS, TRANSFORMERS, ETC. R16 47 Ohms, 1
Watt 60B 14-470
o ,-S Coeff., Ceramic 65B 6-57 (Used in early production only; re-
C10 .005 mfd. min., Ceramic 65A 10-1 LI Antenna, Loop (AM) 698 73 R17 27,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt 608 2-273
moved to prevent detuning on FM.) RF 69A 69
C11 .005 mfd. min., Ceramic 65A 10-1 L2 Coil, (FM) R18 2 Megohms Tone Control and
.13 0 N C25 .005 mfd., 600 Volts, Paper 648 1-12 69A 69 75B 1-12
00 Cl- H C12 .005 mfd. min., Ceramic 65A 10-1 C26 .002 mfd.,600 Volts, Paper 648 1-14 L3 Coil, Oscillator (FM) ON -OFF Switch SW2
1
C13 .005 mfd. min., Ceramic 65A 10-1 648 1-25 14 Coil, Oscillator (AM) 69A 20-3 R19 Megohm Volume Control
CID p. C27 .01 mfd., 400 Volts, Paper
65A 10-3 15 Choke, Cathode RF AA139-5 (Tapped at 500,000 Ohms)758 2-12
C14 .01 rnfd. min., Ceramic C28 50 mmfd., Ceramic 658 6-4
CD 0 16 Choke, Heater RF 73A 2-3 R20 4.7 Megohms, 1/4 Watt 60B 3-475
L7 Choke, Heater RF 73A 2-3 R21 1.8 Megohms, 1/4 Watt 60B 3-185
18 Choke, Filter 74A 15-2 R22 470,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt 608 2-474 4:4
§19 Coil, IF Trap R23 47,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt 60B 2-473
t Part of encased Diode Filter Unit 63A3-1. This unit consists of R7, C16, 60B 2-474
C17 (see schematic). If a section of the unit becomes defective, it may Approx. 5 turns (18") of R24 470,000 Ohms, 1/4 Watt
solid No. 22 hook-up wire R25 150 Ohms, 1/2 Watt 60B 8-151
be replaced with a component of proper value. 608 2-154
wound on C39. Solder one (R26 150,000 Ohms, 1/2 Watt CI)
§ Used only in sets with model numbers ending in "UL". end to inside foil lead of C39. R27 10 Ohms, I,/4 Watt 608 2 100
Ofdinhai MODEL 6R11
IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY ALIGNMENT STEPS

In FM alignment, it is essential that every step be of the FM circuit are to be aligned, proceed from that
followed. Especially important is picking the center of point on the chart being sure to follow all remaining
the IF curve (step 4 in the FM -IF alignment instruc- steps.
tions). During this portion of the alignment it is neces-
sary to tune the signal generator very carefully; it may Adjustments made to FM-IF's at 10.7 MC, will require
realignment of AM -IF slug adjustments.
necessitate having to estimate the dial readings to a tenth
of a division. Check pointer position. With tuning gang closed, the
Under normal operating conditions or use, misalignment tip of the pointer clip should be over the 1/16" circu-
of RF or IF circuits with age will be slight. Lack of lar punch at the extreme left end of the dial back-
sensitivity and poor tone quality may be due to causes ground (see stringing diagram).
other than alignment. Do not attempt to realign the Use an isolation transformer if available, otherwise
receiver until all other possible causes have first been connect a .1 mfd. condenser in series with low side of
thoroughly investigated. signal generator and attach to B minus of chassis.
If complete alignment is necessary, it is essential that Be sure both the set and the signal generator are
proper sequence be followed as tabulated in the align- thoroughly warmed up before starting alignment.
ment chart. However, if only the AM band or a portion
FM I.F. AND RATIO DETECTOR ALIGNMENT

Keep output indicator leads well separated from To avoid splitting the slotted head of iron core tuning
signal generator leads and chassis wiring. slugs in the IF transformers, use an insulated
alignment tool with a 1713" wide screwdriver blade.
Band switch in FM position (fully to the left). Do not exert undue pressure as threads of slugs
may strip.
While peaking IF's, keep reducing signal generator
output so VTVM reading is approximately +1.5 Speaker must be connected during alignment.
volts DC with exception of Step #5. FM antenna disconnected during alignment.
Before proceeding, be sure to follow all steps listed above, under "Important Preliminary Alignment Steps."
Connect Generator Receiver Adjust as Follows
Signal Generator Frequency Dial Setting Output Indicator and Special Connections (very carefully)
Thru .001 cond. 10.7 MC Tuning
to 2nd IF grid unmodu- Connect VTVM (DC probe) from point "W" "A" (ratio detector
1
(pin #1 of gang primary) for maximum
12BA6 2nd IF) lated. wide open to B minus ("Y"). (See Fig. 7.) reading on VTVM.
**Thru .001 cond
to 1st IF grid Iron cores "B" and "C"
2 (pin #1 of (2nd IF trans.) for maxi-
12BA6 1st IF) mum reading on VTVM.
Iron cores "D" and "E" for
High side maximum on VTVM. Re-
8 FM antenna tt adjust A, B, C, D, E, for
terminal maximum. (Keep reducing
generator output to keep
VTVM at 1.6 volts)
a. Reduce output of signal generator until VTVM reads exactly +1.5 volts DC.
b. Tune generator frequency above 10.7 MC until VTVM reads exactly +1.0 volt.
Note exact generator frequency. Extreme care in reading this is essential.
c. Tune generator frequency below 10.7 MC until VTVM reads exactly +1.0 volt.
Note exact generator frequency. Extreme care in reading this is essential.
d. Add generator frequency in step c to generator frequency in step d and divide by 2.
4 The result is the center frequency of the IF curve to be used in step 5. See example
on next page.
e. Tune generator frequency above and below 10.7 MC and note voltage reading on
VTVM at different frequency points until you have a good impression of the shape
of the selectivity curve. If you have two peaks as in Figures 5 or 6, note readings
(voltage) of both peaks. If one peak is over 20% higher than the other one, it will
be necessary to realign IF's. A selectivity curve that would require realignment is
illustrated by Figure 6.
Center of IF
selectivity Iron core "F" (ratio detec-
curve perTuning tor secondary) for zero
6 step 4d gang Connect VTVM (DC probe) from point "X" voltage reading on VTVM.
above. See (The correct zero point is
"EXAM- wide open to B minus ("Y"). (See Fig. 7.) located between a positive
PLE" on and a negative maximum.)
next page.
If any adjustments were very far off, it is desirable to repeat steps 3. 4 and 6.
10 **Do not feed I.F. signal into converter grid as this will cause mis-alignment.
MANUAL OF 1949 MOST -OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS
admArd MODEL 6R11
SETTING SIGNAL GENERATOR TO

CENTER OF I.F. SELECTIVITY CURVE 1-
..J
0
too
-1- 1- K.C.KC.
AlPti ,-.
..J
0>
CAUTION: Due to the difficulty of setting a signal > K. K. C.
0 0 on
generator to the accuracy required by this operation, ex- 0 I0 7 M.C. 10.72 M.C. ..c
treme care must be exercised in making each setting. -
Otherwise, improper alignment of the ratio detector and
consequent audio distortion will result. 10.64 M.C. 10.8 M.C. 10.64 M.C. 10.8 M.C.
EXAMPLE: (See Figures 1 and 2) Fig. Fig. 2
Voltage reading in Step 4a is + 1.5 volts. 1
Generator frequency on low side of 10.7 MC for a

reading of + 1 volt DC = 10.640 MC.
Generator frequency on high side of 10.7 MC for a read-
ing of + 1 volt DC = 10.800 MC.
Center frequency is obtained by adding 10.640 and
10.800, then dividing by 2. For these readings it will
be 10.72 MC.
Set generator frequency to 10.72 MC as this is center CORRECT CORRECT CORRECT
INCORRECT
of selectivity curve as shown in Figure 2.
Note: Numerical vernier dial readings may be T used.instead
Fig. 3 Fig. 4 Fig. 5 Fig. 6
of MC.
FM RF ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
Connect Receiver
Generator Dial Output Indicator and Connections Adjust as Follows
Signal Fr equencySetting
Generator
109 MCt Tuning
Connect VTVM (DC probe) from point "W" G for maximum
6 Thru 270 ohm (unmodu- gang to ground. VTVM reading.
carbon resistor lated). wide open
to high side 102 MCf *Tune in generator signal
FM antenna (unmodu- 102 MC
II on receiver. Adjust H for
7 terminal max. VTVM reading.
lated).
III©
* It is advisable to adjust generator output so
VTVM readings do not exceed approximately + 1.5 V. DC after peaking.
t If your signal generator does not reach use harmonics described in "FM Alignment Equipment."
f
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-
14
1-a-ti
X
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501.111T CLOSED
540 SETSTING;
CHASSIS
SOTTO'S
IESA6
12SAT
ItS47
GNGutton
GANG
CLOSED i
I AL zi III III
AN ANT. STATO
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AeF r. s fLel5J EmD
C.13 C RANT.
I TURNS
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0
MN
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ifr -I-"I
NM
With the gang fully closed, the tip of the pointer clip
should be in line with the 1/16" circular punch at the
extreme left end of the dial background.
-../IiMil-ll
IN
I II
Fig. 8. Dial Stringing and Pointer Setting
Fig. Trimmer Location
7.
AM ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
Use regular output meter connected across speaker AM loop antenna must be connected and placed in
voice coil. the same relative position to the chassis as when
in cabinet.
Turn receiver Volume Control full on; Tone Control Use lowest output setting of signal generator that
full treble. gives a satisfactory reading on meter.
Connect Dummy Antenna Signal Receiver Adj. Trimmers
Signal Between Radio and Dial in Following
Generator
Generator Signal Generator Setting Order to Max.
Frequency
Set Band Switch to Broadcast Position (center) and be sure to follow instructions under
heading "Important
Preliminary Alignment Steps." Loop antenna must be connected.
Gang condenser Tuning gang I, J, K, L
.1 MFD 456 KC wide open
1
antenna stator
AM Antenna Direct 1620 KC
Tuning gang M
2 Stator connection wide open
Install chassis and AM loop in cabinet.
Place generator lead close to loop of set to obtain Tune in
3 adequate signal.
No actual connection (signal by radiation).
1400 KC signal N
11
12SA7 12SK7 12SQ7
CONVERTER I. F. AMP. 50L6GT
2ND DET. A.V. C OUTPUT
1sT AUDIO
'7EXTERNAL ED GULP.
y ANTENNA
BO
oo.
20
C.1
2I2111
O0 5 IOU
NNA PLATE
02- 00
RED
N3L.CONTROL d 5. 0
300 IMF
000 D
500.000
O0 5.4
R2 CII T4
OUTPUT TRANSFORMER
500101F
son 04
Ti -A C RT C .02I2
RI 100,000 ISO
4030
R3 3
221000
50MW SOD
3.3MEG
R4
4.7 MEG
Oil 1
TIB
PM SPEAKER
.05
SOOVc
r 6
VOICE COIL
3.2 ENDS
ON OFF SVNTO1
14- ON VOLUME CONTROL
e_
C7 RB C13
Si
AMY 150.COD C I4 -A CI4- B 11 .05. 105-125 VOLTS
20 40 AGO V
AC- VC
VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH A 5000 -OHM -PER -VOLT
DC VOLTMETER BETWEEN PINS DESIGNATED AND D-
UNE VOLTAGE 117 VAC. 20090
A- CANNOT BE MEASURED.
12507 123A7 12310 SOLIIGT RI I
1-32 VOLTS AC ACROSS PINS 2 t 7 27
CAPACITOR VALUES SHOWN IN MP UNLESS OTHERWISE IIAC 11.
INDICATED.
RESISTORS ARE 04 WATT UNLESS OTHERWISE SHOWN.
(.D7t5-13; (TIE POINT
35Z5GT
RECTIFIER
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
Volume control-Maximum all adjustments. Connect B-of radio chassis (12SQ7-Pin 3) to ground
post of signal generator through .1 Mfd. condenser.
SIGNAL GENERATOR POSITION OF ADJUST TRIMMERS
Frequency Dummy Connection IRON CORES TO MAXIMUM
Setting Antenna to Radio (Dial Setting) (in order shown)
455 Kc. . 1 MFD. Connect to Metal Iron Cores Trimmers on output
Antenna Backplate All the way out and input I. F. cans
1720 Kc. .1 MFD. Connect to Metal Iron Cores Osc. Trimmer (C6)
Antenna Backplate All the way out (See voltage chart)
1720 Kc. 200 MMF. Connect to Outside Iron Cores Ant. Trimmer (C3)
Antenna Clip All the way out (See voltage chart)
1400 Kc. 200 MMF. Connect to Outside Turn Dial to Adjust position of antenna coil
Antenna Clip 1400 Kc. (See coil assembly view)
1720 Kc. 200 MMF. Connect to Outside Turn Dial to Adjust trimmer (C3)
Antenna Clip 1720 Kc. (See voltage chart)
NOTE "A"-The antenna coil assembly is made so that it is movable.
When making the adjustment as given in the alignment NOTE "B"-After the antenna coil has been tracked at 1400 Kc. it
the coil assembly very slowly. It can be moved by hand procedure move
or by pivoting necessaryto check the antenna trimmer (C3) adjustment
Kc. It no appreciable change in trimmer adjustment again at .1720
is
one edge of the blade of
blade in the gear teeth of thescrewdriver in the hole and engaging the in track. If the trimmer requires considerable change is made the coil is
a
coil form. it will be necessary
to again adjust the position of the antenna coil at 1400 Kc. These two
adjustments should be tried several times until no change of trimmer
adjustment is required at 1720 Kc.
DIAL TUNING
KNOB
ANT. GO IL
;;;,",I;;;,,?i,.1 - 0
THREE TURNS IMMILA
COUNTER -
CLOCKWISE
`11li11115.
Ci
05C.,COIL 0
Coil Assembly View
DIAL SCALE
DIAL POINTER
START / SAIntRacho
TUNING
12 SHAFT
MODEL A -5D118
R. F. AMP CONVERTER IF AMP 2ND DE T. AVC
C3
I2SK7 12SA7 12SK7 117
;-sAtcaz
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ANT.
TT
CI
MODEL 61)121
SERIES A
c=
PI RIO
t-
C IS
105 -125 RECTIFIER

VOLTS _D____
Ca
35Z5GT 59
A.C.OR D.C. TS
9 lijC I 0 it I I
2 7 72
519
NOTE: On some sets slug tuned I.-F.s are used instead of on top primary on bottom).
trimmer tuned I.-F.s. 108-140H and 108-145 are trimmer Slug tuned I.-F.s cannot be used to substitute trimmer tuned
tuned. B -13A-12023 and B -13B-12022 are slug tuned. The slug I.-F.s but trimmer tuned I.-F.s can be used to substitute slug
tuned 1-F.s are tuned from the top and bottom (secondary tuned I.-F.s.
VOLUME
Part Schematic Description
CONTROL No. Symbol
SWITCH
ON OFF CONDENSERS
C -8D-10953 C17 .15 MFD x 400 volts.
I I I C -RD -10778 Cl, C15 .002 x 600 volts, +40%, -15%
C -8F3-12 C3 .470 mpsfd., mica, -±20%
C -8D-10760 C4 .1 x 400 volts, +20%
SPEAKER
C -8D-10775 C5 .25 x 200 volts, ±20%
C -8F3-8 C6, C8, C19 .001, mica, ±20%
1=4=E
12SK7 11994 or Electrolytic (for 60 -60 -cycle sets),
NOTE TRIMMERS A -8C-10077 C9, C10, C11 40 mfd. x 150 volts, 20 mfd. x 150
ARE LACER
CHASSIS.
C2 C7 volts, 20 mfd. x 150 volts.
: C-813-1.0770 C12 .05 x 200 volts, ±20%
RESET 129161 C13, C14 Dual .0001, mica, ±10%
LOCKING
12SQ7 C -8D-10774 C16 .02 a 400 volts, -.1-20%,
SCREW e INPUT
C -SD -10778 C18 .004 x 600 volts, ±20%
0I. St 12SA7 RESISTORS
455 N.0 .
C -9B1-13 RI 1000 ohms, 1/2 watt, ±20%
C -9B1-31 R2 1 megohm, 1/2 watt, ±-20%
C -9B1-50 R3 100 ohms, 1/2 watt, ±10%
3.5L6GT 35Z5GT C -9B1-26 R4 150,000 ohms, 1/2 watt, ±20%
C -9B1-42 R5 22 ohms, 1/2 watt, ±10%
C -9B1-70 R6 4700 ohms, 1/2 watt, ±10%
C -9B1-25 R7 100,000 ohms, 1/2 watt, ±20%
C -9B1-23 R8, R14 47,000 ohms, 1/2 watt, ±20%
LOOP C -9B2-53 R9 180 ohms, 1 watt, -±-10%
ANTENNA C -9B2-63 R10 1200 ohms, 1 watt, ±10%
OUTSIDE C -9B1-34 Ell 3.3 merohms, 1/2 watt, ±20%
ANTENNA CUP
C -9B1-52 R12, R13 150 ohms, 1/2 watt, ±10%
C -9B1-29 R16 470,000 ohms, 1/2 watt, ±20%
CHASSIS VIEW, SHOWING TUBE LOCATIONS C -9B1-27 R17 220,000 ohms, 1/2 watt, ±20%
(See note above on I. -F.$) C -9B1-35 R18 4.7 megohms, 1/2 watt, ±20%
C -9B2-44 R19 33 ohms, 1 watt, ±10%
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
No aligning adjustments should be attempted until all be maintained at the same distance from the chassis
other possible causes of trouble have been checked. as when the chassis is installed in the cabinet.
Chassis must be removed from cabinet for proper Turn volume control to maximum for all adjustments.
alignment. Slight adjustments of the oscillator and Connect. ground post of signal generator to B- of
antenna circuits can be made, without removing the radio through a 0.1 mfd. condenser.
chassis, through two holes provided on the bottom of Connect dummy antenna value In series with gener-
the cabinet. The two adjustment screws can be reached ator output lead.
with a long insulated screwdriver. Connect output meter across primary of output trans-
It is important that during alignment the loop antenna former.
Signal Generator Dummy Connection Tuning Adjust for
Band Frequency Setting Antenna to Radio Condenser Maximum Output
Setting (see chassis view)
Rotor full open 4 trimmers on input and
I.F. 455 Kc. 0.1 mfd. Grid of 12SA7 (plates out of mesh) output I.F. transformers
(See note)
1650 lie. 0.1 mfd. Grid of 12SA7 Rotor full open Oscillator trimmer C7
on bottom of radio
(plates out of mesh)
Broadcast Set dial Antenna trimmer C2
1400 Kc. None See note A at 1400 Kc. on bottom of radio
Note A: Lay output lead of generator in back of loop antenna. Turn up generator output. Loop antenna will pick up 1
3
1213E6 12BD6 12AT6 50B5
CONVERTER I.F AMP 2ND DET AV.0 OUTPUT
CI & 1ST AUDIO
330
500 V
T3 24 T4
24AC 64 AC 84 12AC
37 =0 84AC
TI AC 102
00 84 Iqd O
I2AC 4 31AC 84
03 7g:a
0M0 O
35 CIO 5.5
C>
@WO .006 0
0 0 800 V.
C3 C7 C9 SPEAKER
C `2°, RI 270
cu. \IMF VOICE COIL FA
500V. 3.2 OHMS
mo 820 22p00 C4 500V Re RIO
MN/ NMI 100 use R5 15 MEG 150
100 V. 500V. 100 3.3 R8
404v
CO 14LG 220, 040
T2
4
CS
CS C6 R9
R2 .05 0.2 R4 800 V 560,000
PHONO MOTOR 680 R7 1-.002
AND CRYSTAL 0 47,000
200 V 400y 5 MEG
PICKUP
VOLUME
T7 CONTROL
eil42012/5
R16
220P00
SWITCH IN RADIO MODEL
POSITION
52
S3
RII 5240
560,000 PILOT LIGHT NOTES
6-8 VOLTS
VOLTAGES TAKEN WITH A I000 -OHMS -PER -VOLT VOLTMETER.
T S1 12AT6 128E6 12BD6 SOBS
DC SOCKET VOLTAGE READINGS ARE TAKEN BETWEEN
111 35W4
3 4 34 4 3 3 4 PINS DESIGNATED AND B-.
AC INPUT C12 MAC AC RECTIFIER
105.125 VOLTS - (V) 0.1 TUBE FILAMENT WIRING LINE VOLTAGE 111 AC
tl
RIO 84AC iNAC
KooYC14 33 R14 VOLTAGES SHOWN ARE DC UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.
09 R12 R13 1200
ioov 27 2201 IW CAPACITOR VALUES SHOWN ARE ME" UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED.
ALL RESISTORS ARE 2WATT UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.

20 C13 -A
2O - 20 -
L FRONT OF ANTENNA HOLE 455 kc. 40' -11-a-o- ITT- òur
CHASSIS COIL GEAR TEETH Intermediate Freq
C/ C-15 B
PILOT LIGHT RADIO-PHONO SWITCH
OSC. TRIMMER
ELECTROLYTIC INPUT I.F. OUTPUT If
O PHONO INPUT IKt2
' SOCKET.
1111 0
leass PHONO MOTOR
SOCKET
C-I5A
ANT. TRIMMER
OSCILLATOR
COIL SPEAKER SOCKET
TRIMMERS
View of Coil Assembly 12E3E6 I2A 6 7121306
5065 V
The antenna coil assembly is movable left to right. When mak-
ing the adjustment as required in the alignment procedure, move ALL MINATURE TUBES
the coil assembly very slowly, either by hand or by pivoting one
edge of a screwdriver blade in the hole and engaging the blade
in the gear teeth of the coil form. CHASSIS VIEW
02
BENDIX MODEL 65P4 RECTIFIER
JI in PHONO. JACK
I F
CONVERTER
C2 ON LOOP
Pointer V'SHIELD
Circuit Input
Aligned Freq. Position Adjustments Clb
C7 b OSC. k
T2
IF *455 KC Max. to C9b, C9a, 2ND / POWER
OUTPUT
C Id
c
C9a 1
BF.
right C7b, C7a LF.i' 1 kTUBE CI
.1' \ ,.......it SHIELD Cla

C9b DEMODULATOR ANT,
C1c 91ST AUDIO R
OSC. "1475 KC 1475 Ref.
Mark R8 B SI
.1.--tONT
CONTROL 1.152 TUNING ---11
**1475 KC 1475 C1e, C2 TRIMMER LOCATION DIAGRAM

RF **965 KC 965 +Check
*1580 KC 580 Calibration
w
U
* Applied to Antenna Input through. I mfd or less 2
wmx u U U
Ix x x
** Applied to Antenna Input through 50 mmf. or less. L2 o03
16
,r) o
N
t.0
cr ul en _
1-
+ If dial pointer calibration is not within plus or .

minus 10 KC the gang r'tor plates must be bent to
I I' I I 1 I
cause correct tracking. DIAL REFERENCE POINTS

CONDITIONS OF MEASUREMENTS
VOLTAGE TO COMMON B MINUS D. C. AT 20,00011 A. C. AT 1,00011 / V.
LINE VOLTAGE 117 A7C. ZERO SIGNAL VOL. CONT. MIN. SOCKET
RESISTANCE
CONVERTER I.F. DEMODULAT1408R6a 1ST. AUDIO POWER OUTPUT RECTIFIER

R. F.
1407 I4A7 35A5 35Y4
14A7 115A )
109A.CH
,, 0 -4.6 Gy
0
m- 0 G Is0 0 N.c.
7- 3 '''. 0 28K 1
75
0 0 0
-.I 95 ,..._
120 C.T.
115134
700 G- --j.- 73 G2 37 MEG 38K
G -7Q-32 51-mEG_G
'I.4MEG. 38K -2 130
38K I SMEG 38K 0,s
_E -p K155i3K*111°112A70A.C.R KH3
75 1.4 77 0 77 __5___ 47 K_Q- 00
P A0 38K A0 K .9 38K 0 38K 160 120
38K
50AC
44
39AC
H--
230
31
14ACH
23
H235A.0 23 5A.CH
30 30
H371;C
----
45
133093"H 0
0
835A.C.H
100
H50A.C. 11..c.,H
59 140
H--
":58AKC
100
F FREOUENGY 455
E2
KC. A
I
* LUG CONNECTIONS ONLY
o IA
0 C14
R9 330 LOUD
R6 I 1,,A4AVA( T4 SPEAKER
EXTERNAL T2
ANTENNA TI "5:
a4
220K
r04I a
CONNECTION 47K C12
c; rootC7b I
a C9.
1
.01
T apc,. #1. c a.
I
Lf1.:7. 9.,
I
.1 C9a I
C5 2-20 / 2 1407 L_ _J
47 2 T3
4
5 3
L I4A7
2
14A7 /
C6 14 5
4 / 47
0 7
6 C15
5 .02
C2 /
/ I°
/- IA V.! BUS
ANY
R3 LB ".006
I10C
2-20 3.3 MEG 38

052 2
R11
C3 RI R2 150
,05 .."". 220 22K
R4
C8 1.5 K
.05
NOTE:ALL CAPACITANCE IN 8- COMMON BUS 35 Y4

WHOLE NUMBERS IN MMF. AND
R 16
220K
CI6
.1
*47 *47 // R 14 R15
ALL CAPACITANCE IN DECIMALS IA /
IN MF. ALL RESISTANCE IN
10A
8 098 / 180 1200
OHMS UNLESS OTHERWISE
STATED
2A 9A 2B -_-
C17 /
/ C182 C18,
B 105V-I25V 60 MF 20 MF
K = 1,000 II 3A GA 3B
4 7A
50-60 '1.0----1(---"-./ /
7B ACDG
C18.
40 MF
05
SA
0
6A
48
58 68 I 4 8, 18 18 81 81 I 8
FRONT OF WAFER BACK OF WAFER
LOOKING AT REAR, LOOKING AT REAR, R17
4711 SI 35Y4 35A5 14A7 14A7 1407 14136
Bendix Radio CHASSIS INVERTED CHASSIS INVERTED
TONE PHONO SWITCH 0 /
15
CONDITIONS OF MEASUREMENTS
VOLTAGE 117 A ZERO SIGNAL INPUT VOL CONY YIN. VOLTAGE
SOCKET D.0 AT 20,000fliV
RESISTANCE TO CHASSIS GROUND. AC AT 1,00011, V SWITCH SI CLOSED.
IRS 114 IU5 ILB4 117Z3

-6 -0.5
340K -----NC 1 MEG PD
240 K Nc
,--L1__
2406 21,3)
G2 _16 12
II7 AC
25011 240 K -SC II 21505K rEG-- G
4 MEG
° 24011
75 .05 __LS___
W131( 3 3 MEG 240KOOO 6 2430K 1
12
1.-----EG I
240K
Alf
03 N 55 55 ...-H 1.1.0 117 AC
230K 240K 240K 240K no. L1 ,R 240
240K 240K
S2
TUNING IF OFF -ON CIRCUIT DIAL INPUT APPLY
bl CONVERTER AMPLIFIER V LUME ALIGNED POINTER FREQ. THROUGH ADJUST
IF Max. To t4551CC .01 mfd SLUGS -Top &

Right Bottom of T2
SLUGS -Top &
Bottom of TI
(Fig. 3)
OSC. & 1475 Ref. 1475KC 50 mmf Cld:Clb (Fig. 3)
ANT. Mark
B' BATTERY OUTPUT (Fig. 4)
7Z3 11
LEAD
RECTIFIER DEIy1OD. Eit 965 Ref. 965KC SO mmf * Check
BATTERY 117 V--/ IST AUDIO Mark Calibration
LEAD 60, A -C (Fig. 4)
580 Ref. 580KC 50 mmf * Check
Mark Calibration
Bendix Radio 5 5X4 (Fig. 4)
t If calibration does not check within the frequency

mark, both oscillator and antenna sections of the
gang condenser must be bent to correct tracking.
BENDIX RADIO p
* Signal Generator connected to external antenna con-
nection for complete alignment.
Dial Stringing Diagram
U U
WY 0
CC M CO
In
co r-
TUNING W .41
SHAFT
cr Dial Reference Points
Ti
EILT1-
_ Ri10
Ril
CIA EG
CI. 67 MEG
ILB4
174 POWER
IR5 911100 5 AMP
1ST IF US DEMODULATOR
2 CONVERTER AMP 2
31 02 2 MIST AU
0
3 3
64 7
CIA
05
GO
47
C14
600
NOTES
10K"2
UNLESS OTHERWISE
R13
STATED CAPACITANCE
IN WHOLE NUMBERS IN CI3
005 MEG
MAW , CAPACITANCE IN
DECIMALS IN ME. 115
RESISTANCE IN OHMS 5 3.5 MEG Ri4
WOO ./s. 10
C118
RA CB R9 RI2
47MEG I MEG 10 MEG
M40 UFO
, 002 0185
MAA
05
F O
H-
11.05 II7Z3 -H50MFO 30MFD
RECTIFIER CIO
W5 415 1T4 ILB4
B
RID
A.(526) 1806
A'
15281
7 8 1
.--------AOW/-----0.1jcrj.
RI6 Rao R171, P-.1.10140 I 52
82 1000 1000 67.5V 0
117 V DC OR I
60 CYCLE A C NMh VOA VOA
16 SWITCH Si OPERATED SB DOOR

SWITCH 52 OPERATED 137 LINE CORD PLUG.
--401100
6V
A
IV I F AMPLIFIER AM. TECTORS AVC FM DISCRIMINATOR
FM 2. 1-F AMPL
94 0 I©` 4;5
0'.."41 4S5
PS IN. ANT. PHI. T37
SAMVION SPA. MINNO(" Ar A 119 44
TRAiNER 7.0 219 : 0: '11
'12
V0 IS.
24-- 94 442tP. -.0
O 855
MIXER
40g,
0 137
45 PT AUDIO AMPL.
"30-, _0 0
LV T P:1"(1.
4 -14
VV. 6 AVI
O
0-44 *C).-
OSCILLATOR 24 POWER OUTPUT RECTIFIER
0--- 120
SO `39
ASE
f.,* 526 41
WJ
Ti. u.,7
vo
S
100 120
-105' 112i'411:2t0"--112
NOTES:
I
SOTTO. VIEW Of TRIM SOCKETS.
TREASURE VOLTAGE WITH AN ELECTRONIC VOL
PROW SOCKET LUG TO CHASSIS.
S.ALL VOLTAIRE' ARE THE SANS FON 11.11
SOCKET VOLTAGE CHART ITN DELTA MI.THIE IS ISO VOLTAGE
WITH SAND SWITCH MTH( IN.POSITIME
4. LING VOLTAGE II7V
5.NC. NO CONNECTION
W1111114 JUNCTION
I S AC. TWAIN
ISSOCKET VOLTAGE AAAAAAA CI 10%
CSC. -CORE -- ,I.LOCAL - DISTANCE SWITCH IN LOCAL POSITION
(at
TRIMMER
--1:0116179Fa4 CHASSIS
E
M :eEj
7 .5
25Z
GT
"Ist. LF. 2nd. I .F.

TRANS. TRANS. 701116
§
4111. way ti. a4.7.0
I07 45 C 107MC
4 55K PRI.
O
222
0000000Q 3.
INTERLOCK PINS TO 4
POWER CORD
r 0
N MI CHASSIS TOP VIEW SHOWING
SWITCH
ALIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
--CROSLE-Y-
MODELS: 9-103, 9-104W
9-103
FREQUENCY RANGE: 540 to 1600 kc.

INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY: 455 kc.
EXTERNAL ANT. CLIP
TUNING CONDENSER GANG FRONT SIDE OF LOOP
IN TN( CLOSED ROSITION
LENGTH of 0?AL CORO SSE - SUPPORT
FROST LOOP TO LOOP
NOTE: ANT. TRIMMER
RECEIVERS WITH TUBE SHIELD 1400 KC
STURM! USE SOBS TUBE.
PLACEMENT Of CURL DRIVE CORD FRONT
RECEIVERS WITHOUT TUBE SHIELD CHASSIS, VIEW
FRO
USE 5005 TUBE.
RECTIFIER RE. AMPLIFIER I F. AMPLIFIER

*117 0 o
435 HO
84 '36
0
110
4
W. J. 114
84 3.7
CONVERTER
NOTES: DET. AVC.& 1St AUDIO AMPLIFIER
I. BOTTOM VIEW OF TUBE SOCKETS.
2. VOLTAGE MEASURED WITH AN
ELECTRONIC VOLTMETER FROM
SOCKET LUG TO 48
3. LINE VOLTAGE 117 V. 60 CYCLE. 4
4. NC= NO CONNECTION.
5. W. J.. WIRING JUNCTION. -4.6
6 * n'AC. VOLTAGE. GANG CLOSED
7. SOCKET VOLTAGE TOLERANCE
±10%.
SOCKET VOLTAGE CHART
128E6 6E06 12056 SOC 5

613.16 280 I -F.
1ST I -f
TRANS_ TRANS.
0.1
PS
PYT.
''TR'TLOS
/ Tr'
/
/
SPEAKER
6
/ /Ave BMA RC1.
01000
307 / 1 DENOTES CHASSIS
xxxrx
18 -(01I2A_LF-4. wiTz DENOTES COMMON WINING
0 DENOTES TERMINAL GUNDER

117 1.-F TRANS. 21Ap I -F TRANS.

SENN.
I LB 4
LN5 LA6 ILN5
0001
1,017.
)[
:;
350O
ACLU
m ®amt LTE EEEEE 1TENS
D5
sa n
of
1000
5, Ac. L F. EN ECIDENCL
181110E TRANS.
5 KC
2551.I -F. TRANS
MODEL: 9-101
9-101
-13.
®ANT.TRIMM ER BATTERY PLUG urNc CONDOMS. DAMS
TA( CLOSED POSITION
1400 KC. B CABLE LENSTA or DIAL COAD 5
r81051 LOOP TO LOO
t.F,OSC.TRIMMEK EXTERNAL ANT,
4' 1620 KC. GROUND
(FR F. T MUM E R NEST TO CDSSIS
"" 1400 KC.

©OSC.IND.ADJUST,/
600 KC.
CONVERTER I -F. AMPLIFIER OUTPUT

0 1.4 1.4 82
82 82 78
41, 82 82 1.4
0
R -E AMPLIFIER DE T.- AVOT I sT A -F. A MPL.

1.4
0 82 W. J. 1.4
OSC. GRID VOLTAGE
GANG OPEN
GANG CLOSED -8 VOLTS
-II VOLTS
41 Zsifs
44
OS
t6.47,501
0IIN
57
giminvi00
-0
NOTES:
I. BOTTOM VIEW OF TUBE SOCKETS
2. VOLTAGES MEASURED FROM SOCKET LUG
TO CHASSIS WITH AN ELECTRONIC VOLTMETER
3. W.J.. WIRING JUNCTION
CHASSIS REAR VIEW V. N.C.. NO CONNECTION
5. BATTERY PACK VOLTAGE 'A' el.NVOLTS,4'.90 VOLTS
6. SOCKET VOLTAGE TOLERANCE 10 19
ADJ'ST. TOP a
-GROfeLEY-
....,12
,
__ BOTTOM 455 KG.0
MODELS 9-113, 9-114W AV6

<
_
_ ,, . ADJ st TOP a el,
BOTTOM 455 KCW
T'.."73`fgr"::r:.
L2441.4 OF 0.4L GOND 44i
40.4 LOOP TO LOOP
\
V
. 5005
gla 0 SC -7 14MER .......
'''' 16211 KC. ," 2"41.r . -

PLAOL41210 OF OIAL 02142 LOPIL
' L,.romil
',TURKS IF R S.
KEPT To CH13.5 1213E6
ANT. TR MER r
12BA6
1400
'MANE
RECTIFIER C.S 7g
SW4 I F. AMPLIFIER OUTPUT Q3_)
*24
4 117
I, Apt" 0
. amt.. *85
comer.
40/04* 36
kali
1 12
V4J.
li /girt
3c , 5,0 112
44,
WI 213A6 Oil
(A
*3 403 ODA 90
ei. . a P1 1.(01-Mmit 107

VLJ.
V4111111111S'._,,k4/
'',11111I 117 VACW
0 \- 90 5
CONVERTER
NOTES: DET. AVC. a 1st AUDIO AMPLIFIER
I. BOTTOM VIEW OF TUBE SOCKETS.
*24
2. VOLTAGE MEASURED WITH AN *12 41111Willb 90
ELECTRONIC VOLTMETER FROM
SOCKET LUG TO B-. 41"44 /4P4%
...C4Ir
3. LINE VOLTAGE 117 V. 60 CYCLE. 30213E6 reNg 90 1
1111111AIL-12%ve6041 50
4. NCN0 CONNECTION. 1°P1 Cri (D
mil,J.
5. W.J. = WIRING JUNCTION.
-52
0,._ _...,1411WO
-olimill- voila
44
6. * .' AC. VOLTAGE. GANG CLOSED
7. SOCKET VOLTAGE TOLERANCE
10%.
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
Alignment Signal Generator Output
Position of Adjust for
Sequence Frequency In Series To
in kc. with Tuning Cond. Maximum Output
1 455 200 mmf. High Side

of Loop Open A&B
2 1620 `Radiated to Loop Open C
3 1400 'Radiated to Loop Tune to Signal D

Place signal generator output lead near the loop antenna.
EXT. ANT.
a 0
12E146 12446 5005
I5T IF TRANS. ONO F TRANS
128E6 310
I
(----2 a -l--
LOOP 1 =--1 -L l'' 0 I
C'11( 14,0
14. 1 5 C14
1
2K , ._7,,__ ,. I
mm' lot
, ,=- .-
470
.50 A
0..
/,
1 ii ti
_,... ,,,,..
,..
,47,//--L-
/
.05
VOL COST
" oriAm [10 5.
// 75
/
3...
.002
'T.47 AC
00022
.0
/ I -I -2 ga
---...7--,--m: Co,L
.' .-7 ",
3 >WO
\\ / /
o
\ \ // 35W4 1-...200
/ -1,H000 ,,,.7uT
TRANS.
4 12±...414124,,,.
o 12426 120 121124 5005
- 0 NOTES 44
5
K1000
IF -455
pins cwAsSIS -Los attiJ-4 /
SPEAKER
...
rI--2...
20 ........
ri4r, te...TEs co...0......,..c
'TM KOT20
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (Second Production)
as
-CROSLEY PLACEMENT Qr W I 0,6101
TWINE CONDENSER *axe Of

Cope
THE CLOSED POSITION.

LENA,. Of DAL core SON
IRON LOOP TO LOOP
MODELS 9-102, 9-118W NEXT,

3 1/E TURNS
R. F. AMPLIFIER I. F. AMPLIFIER POME 014P1T
"6.3
0 195
POWER
178 235 TRAIISFORI.IER
90 0
0 6.3
COLIVENTER OET-AVC.-Ist. A.E.AFPL
"6.6
0
RECTIFIER
250
NOTES:
1.Botto, View Ot So: Mat
2.Mseaure Voltage From Socket Luc In
-IS(Enessie)
3.11olteges MisaawrAn Vito en Electronic
Vol tsetno
N. M.J. ' W1r16 Junction. 275
5. N.C. No Commecticn.
6. A.G. Voltage.
7. Voltage Tolerance, 106
SOCKET VOLTAGE CHART 8. Imo Voltage 11.7 Y, 60 'J A.C.
00000
t4n
785
055 KC I
OUTPUT TAME
IN
NAL ANT
050. TRIMIN LO9E-
162085
ANT.
21
R -F. AMPLIFIER I -F. AMPLIFIER OUTPUT
*6.3 *6.3
N O 0 0 0 195
N 195 178 235
0 1
0 90 0 90
0 .6 3
CONVERTER DET.-AVC- AMPL
0 *6.3
*
6.3 195
tl
0 90
8 RECTIFIER
4.5
-9.5 25
AT 11120 AC.
40
I** 04%
NOTES: CO
1. BOTTOM VIEW OF SOCKETS. 4. W. J.. WIRING JUNCTION. V$1"
ek AV,
*27 *-4P**27 5
2. MEASURE VOLTAGES FROM SOCKET S. N.C. NO CONNECTION.
LUG TO (CHASSIS). 6.
0
AC. VOLTAGE
*
3. VOLTAGE MEASURED WITH AN 7. LINE VOLTAGE 117 V..60% AC. U2
ELECTRONIC VOLTMETER, 8. SOCKET VOLTAGE TOLERANCE 10%.
7B5
1-3
AC. PHONO.
MOTOR
SOCKET trj
t ri
'1`c.. TO PIN SOCKETS

/WW
ti
8 ON SPEAKER
eVA PHONO.
PICKUP JACK
-EXTERNAL ANT.
-GROUND
OS C. TRIM.
1620 KC. 00P
ANT. TRIM
1400 KC.
i
-GROSIEN- 12846
ADJUST SLUG47,
AT TOP B Lai
BOTTOM OF
TRANSFORMER
HIGH SIDE
MODELS 9419, 9-120W LOOP
9-119
I
7 I
man, wawa g 455K.
"4"" 1810."1 1st 1,F.
TR
lIMMIIIIIIIIIIIM, - 441111
IIMMIll
CP. rd C I
'Mew
o« »c CONDENSER 4NS
raMNIIIIIIIINIIk \\ '_ "
LENGTH OF OIAL CORD
III 740C1S0,701. LOOP
TOWARO
CHSS1S
61
3 TURNS
.
OSG. TRIMMER \ ANT TRIMMER1620
-
KC. `-'. 1400KC
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
1. Connect an output meter across the speaker voice coil.
2. The r.f. signal input from the signal generator should be connected to the high side of loop antenna.
Connect the signal generator ground through a 0.1 mfd. condenser to B- (pin 2 on 12BA6 tube socket).
3. Turn the volume control on full and adjust the signal generator output to produce approximately
midscale deflection of the output meter, but maintain signal generator output- as low as possible to
prevent AVC action in the receiver.
Signal Generator Output Adjust for
Alignment Position of
Sequence Frequency In Series To Dial Pointer Maximum Output
in kc. with
456 200 mmf. High Side 1620 A
1
of Loop
2 1620 *Radiated to Loop 1620 B
3 1400 *Radiated to Loop 1400 C
* Place signal generator output lead near the loop antenna.

26E6 MIAS 00025 I21T6 s
3 01,
N
->. 6
I as
r- v -
2-
...--- III-___.
--=-- 111
-7I
00if025 1 id
IV
-6~il
22R
/
'
.
//
- 1"
I hlts
VOLUME
CON ROL
/ ORR
/
/
/
\
7-, A --A
//
/
g
.0
:3.;
-
.0.
364 1200Z....1 OUTPUT AAAAA
ATE 'I ISAR 12 E6 5095

3
NOTES 50 - -5- 30
0,0 ...._CO
I 2 1000
2 So MEC
3 II4552C
TT ag0
Rtr
LL CAPACITANCE VALUES IN mE0
----ri----±" NLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
g17
5.//J Downs CRAWS GROUND
.4' %'0:1TR:vt'S'ZI*)TES OrCTLWIr 23

TYPE: Six -tube, single band, superheterodyne.
FREQUENCY RANGE: 540 to 1600 kc.
MODELS 9-209L,
9-209L, 9-212ML, 9-213B INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY: 455 kc.
POWER SUPPLY: 60 cycle a. c. only
VOLTAGE RATING: 105-125 volts.
sro
.Shit I F
N 000
PLACEMENT CF DIAL DRIVE CORD

T.... OO/. GAM
LEMON Of L.11.. .610 PORI. Loa To woo
AC.PHONO
MOTOR
SOCKET
OANT. TRIM
1400 KC.
R -F TRIM AC CORD
PHONO 0'
1400 KC.
PICK UP JACK
EXT. ANTENNA TO PIN SOCKETS
ON SPEAKER
ADJUST TOP 8
24 LOOP BOTTOM 455 KC.

lit IF TRANS. 6S G9 I -F TRANS. R ATIO DET. TRANS.
6 567 6AC7 6SG7
F -M, ANT. COIL
GTI7 MC-
O1
100
,ax° IN N%
O RE. 67
1 a twE a 3
NN20 E CHOKE a
31 F m 10 7 M
.1:05
:M 455 NJ
4'
/
B C. R. F. 1310 ID 73
1024 COIL 10213 2
0d
o -
7'6.617 200
12 d (C7 11
4
2021.
I
NV
ISIS INCA
Ed / _LAMM 70
O t!! B.C.
76 12 102A Ca 5
B.C. AN T./ LOOP .1.05
kTiG -1-4) COIL
10 r / NNE,
020 FRONT .005

ar-mow 6507
REAR 11344 I
SUB CHASSIS 3.17

2 NMI 2.5
33 1.0A
NNE MEG.
RE CHOKE
171 AF rVr
VOL. 50410 lJ
F M. i3i CONT. 3 22034'
/ .0SC ISO
Es)
COIL.
--- --GOA
SELECTOR SWITCH F- NW Tx'
/
7F8
NF
(LEFT TO RIGHT)
~
IOTA. TONE CONT.A.A.,
3.FfC ° EV
r2 4rg. 220 0.
I. PHONO.
10 MEG IA
BC. OSC: 111A
3.A.M. (AS SHOWN)
COIL 101 HG
$Ero MAIN CHASSIS
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY: AM Band: ;4::'

1455 Ice. FM Band: 10.7 mc.
201110
SUB CHASSIS
6507
PLACEMENT OF DIAL DRIVE LORD Fp 11
I PAY?
SSOK
TUNING CONDENSER GANG
IN THE CLOSED POSITION
LENGTH OF DIAL CORO 53%
FROM LOOP TO LOOP. 7
AUDIO B POWER SUPPLY

31/2 TURNS CHASSIS 9-2)4M
NEXT TO CHASSIS
NOTES:
I. 6.1000
1ST 263 RATIO
Z. ALL CAPACITORS IN MFD.
IF. TRANS I F. TRANS HT. TRANS.
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
AE E A El
FC
a 3.1.J. DENOTES WIRING JUNCTION.
O 00 0 00 000V 130
0 O
O 00 O 00 00 0 2244 woo. 00. 400,3
C 0F El E A ANN
D C NC
1000 Mt.. 513

GT
4
0
01
Ul
ID
401 7 .1
000 1000111If
14
T 1-0
2.10410
110200
SUB CHASSIS L. MAIN CHASSIS
TO EXTERNAL
1111P. ANT. CLIP ON
LOOP BACK
INSERT POWER CORD
PLUG FOR BAT -E RY FRONT F RF TRIMMER
OPERATION
1400 KC. ``"
-CROSLEY OSC.TRIMMER
1620 KG.
ANT TRIMMER
1400 KC.
CONNECT RED
WIRE FROM LOOP
MODEL: 9-302 CONNECT YELLOW
WIRE FROM LOOP
SELENIUM
RECTIFIER
BATTERY PLUG A.C. CORD

A CABLE PLUG
IL. IRS IL.
OF. CM
ISOI. TRANS. 211/ I F TRANS. IU5 3,1
COOP
7 4A o
F701 /
/ :f141`n
/r/r/
.48
-
OS
CO L
4,, sssss la
is
t/AGILFT.4!_111H-PIHY.
441.4 4.
C OOOOO POSITIOP
..C.41 OF Coial COPO /Of CHASSIS, TOP VIEW
POMO LOOP TO LOOP.
OUT PUT
65 R -E AMPLIFIER
0
G88
90
7.5 88
90
1.2 A1.3
Re AWA%
401
1.3 1,5
A50
50
84 78 I -F AMP IFI R
9.0 W. J.
A 5.2 0
4.5
6.0
DET: AVC. 5°
50
62..688
CONVERTER
90
IsTA F. AMPL.
2.6
A1.3
1.5
A88
90
26.5
27
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3.1574 50 150 NOTES.
I. BOTTOM VIEW OF TUBE SOCKETS
R. VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH AN
3.0 .5 ELECTRONIC VOLTMETER FROM
SOCKET LUG TO B-.
823 2.6 3.w.Jv WIRING JUNCTION.
23 3.0 N.C. NO CONNECTION.
OSCILLATOR GRID VOLTAGE S.6.VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH
POSITION lir VOLT BA tTENY RADIO PLUGED INTO Ill VOLT,
OF GANG OPERATION OPERATION 60 CYCLE LINE.
SOCKET VOLTAGE CHART CLOSED 6-4 -3.8 G.* 60 CYCLE VOLTAGE.
T. ALL OTHER VOLTAGES mEASIA
OPEN -8.6 - 8.2 ED IN BATTERY OPERATION
26 --11 POSITION wiTN'A' *VOLTS,

-1,- 90 VOLTS.
*.SOCKET VOLTAGE TOLERANCE
10x.
MODELS - A 500 - A 501 - A 502 - A 503
DEWMJ RADIO
/2,5427 SO/ 6 67 -
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To calibrate receiver connect 3
35Z,56T
th output of signal generator to
the flexible antenna lead attached
to the loop antenna. Connect the
lowside of signal gnra torthrough
a 1/10 mfd. condenser to receiver
chassis. Adjust signal generator to
455 kilocycles and adjust both I.
F. transformers for maximum sign -
,, /2$97 /2547 /2.5K7 50L6 67- le1/4) PZ Or PAf.
.47 ..aPP
l. Open the receiver variable con-

densr for minimum capacity. Set na /0,5 V- /25 V
signal generator at 1720 kilocycles. AC-D.C.
Peak oscillator section of receiverf.0-6o cxy-E5
condenser for maximum signal.
Next set signal generator at 1500
kilocycles. Tune in this signal. Adjust R. F. section of eceiyr vari-
able condenser for maximum signal strength. Keep the signal genera-
tor output as low as possible when making all of these measurements.
1'
ANTENNA:
The receiver operates satisfactorily without an antenna. If additional pick-up
is desired, an antenna may be connected to the lead, extending from the rear of the chassis.
VOLUME CONTROL:
The left knob of the receiver is used as the power switch and volume control.
Rotation of this knob in a clockwise direction turns the receiver "on". Further rotation in this
direction increases the volume.
STATION SELECTOR:
The right hand knob operates the tuning in of stations and pointer. Ease and
accuracy in tuning is provided because of a reduction drive.
1 R5 1T4 1S5 3V4

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MODEL: 557 - 565 tv
Emerson Radio CHASSIS MODEL: 120048B
RESISTANCE READINGS
SYMBOL TUBE PIN 1 PIN 2 PIN 3 PIN 4 PIN 5 PIN 6 PIN 7 PIN 8 _
1 6SB7Y 0 ohm 22 ohm 30K ohm 31K ohm 22K ohm .6 ohm 34 ohm- 3.8 meg. 0
.
2 6SG7 0 ohm 17 ohm 0 ohm 3.8 meg. 0 ohm 30K ohm 21 ohm 30K ohm
3 6SG7 0 ohm 17 ohm 0 ohm 2.2 meg. 0 ohm 30K ohm 9 ohm 30K ohm
T4 6SH7 0 ohm 3 ohm 0 ohm 47K ohm 0 ohm 7K ohm 9 ohm 77K ohm
5A 6S8GT 520K ohm 0 ohm 100K ohm 100K ohm200K ohm 500K ohm 0 ohm
- 3 ohm
, 5B 6S8GT Inf. 0 ohm 100K ohm 100K ohm 200K ohm 500K ohm 0 ohm 3 ohm
6 25L6GT 31K ohm 35 ohm 30K ohm 31K ohm 420K ohm 30K ohm 46 ohm 150 ohm
25Z6GT 30K ohm 46 ohm 175 ohm 30K ohm- 175 ohm 30K ohm 65 ohm 30K ohm
Taken in FM Position. Socket connections are shown as bottom views.
Measured values are from socket pin to common negative. U2
EMERSON RADIO & PHONOGRAPH CORP. MODEL: 559
CHASSIS MODEL: 120059
DUMMY SIGNAL SIGNAL RADIO
ANTENNA GENERATOR GENERATOR DIAL OUTPUT ADJUST REMARKS
COUPLING FREQUENCY SETTING METER
1 0.1 mfd. High side to Adjust for maximum output.
If a -c power is used without
rear stator of 455 kc Variable con- Across Al, A2 on isolation transformer, re -
variable condenser fully voice coil. A3, A4 duce dummy antenna to
denser. Low open. 200 mmfd. to reduce
side to chassis. hum modulation.
2 Loop 1620 kc Variable con- Fashion loop of several

denser fully Across A5 turns of wire and radiate
signal into loop of re-
open. voice coil. ceiver.Adjust for maxi-
mum output.
3 Loop Across A6
1400 kc Adjust for maximum Tune for
maximum voice coil. output.
1-Voltage and resistance readings taken in a c.-d.c. position.
2-Voltage readings are in volts and resistance readings in ohms unless otherwise specified.
3-D -C voltage measurements are at 20,000 ohms per volt; a -c cottages measured at 1000 ohms per volt.
4-Socket connections are shown as bottom views.
5-Measured values are from socket pin to common negative.
SYMBOL TUBE PIN 1 PIN 2 PIN 3 PIN 4 PIN 5 PIN 6 PIN 7

TYPE
1 1125 0 90DC 62DC -14.8DC 0 0 1.4DC
2 1T4 2.7D.C. 90DC 62DC 0 2.7DC 0.1DC 4.2DC
3 1S5 1.4DC 0 0.1DC 16DC 28.5DC 0 2.7DC
4 3Q4 4.2DC 85DC 0 90DC 5.6DC 85DC 7DC
5 117Z3 0 106DC 117AC 0 117AC 117DC 106DC
Oscillator Grid Voltages Are Measured !i Vacuum -Tube Voltmeter.

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EMERSON RADIO l -f Alignment
1. Rotate the variable condenser to the minimum capacity
MODELS: 570 - 574 - 580 position.
2. Feed 455 kc to the grid (pin 6) of the 1R5 tube through
CHASSIS MODEL: 120064 a 0.01 mfd. condenser.
3. Adjust the four i.f trimmer screws for maximum re -
Schematic sponse. (Clip the test signal lead to the stator of the
Symbol t Part No. DESCRIPTION larger capacity section of the variable condenser.)
Cl, C2 900022 Two -gang variable condenser R -f Alignment

*C3 Part of Cl Trimmer
*C4 Part of C2 Trimmer I. Connect the test oscillator to a coil composed of three
*C5, C6 Part of T1 Trimmer
*C7, C8 Part of T2 Trimmer or four turns of wire wound in a circle approximately 12
C9 928013 0.0001 mfd. ceramic condenser inches in diameter. This coil should be placed parallel to
CIO 920497 0.001 mfd., 200 volt condenser and in line with the receiver loop at a distance of ap-
C11 920496 0.005 mfd., 200 volt condenser proximately 15 to 20 inches.
C12 928104 212 mmfd., ceramic condenser
C13 920497 0.001 mfd., 200 volt condenser 2. Radiate a signal at 1620 kc, rotate the variable condenser
C14 928010 0.0001 mfd., ceramic condenser to minimum capacity, and adjust the oscillator trimmer,
(Alternate part 928013)
C15 920494 0.05 mfd., 200 volt condenser on the smaller section of the variable condenser, for
C16 920120 0.02 mfd., 100 volt condenser maximum response.
C17 925063 16 mfd., 100 volt electrolytic
condenser 3. Radiate a signal at 1420 kc, tune in the 1420 kc signal,
C18 920485 0.01 mfd., 100 volt condenser and adjust the antenna trimmer, on the larger section
LI 700019 Loop antenna of the variable condenser, for maximum response.
L2 708007 Loading coil
RI 340970 100,00 ohms, % watt resistor 4. Radiate a signal at 600 kc, set the dial indicator to 60,
R2 340470 820 ohms, watt resistor
R3
1/2
and adjust the oscillator coil core trimmer while rocking
390025 1 meg., volume control
R4 351450 10 meg., 1/2 watt resistor the variable condenser for maximum response.
R5 351330 3.3 meg., 1/2 watt resistor 5. Return to 1620 kc and check alignment. If readjustment
R6 351130 470,000 ohms, '/2 watt resistor
R7 351250 1.5 meg., '/2 watt resistor is necessary, repeat Steps 2 to 4 until no further im-
R8 340730 10,000 ohms, 1/2 watt resistor provement is noted.
R9 351330 33 meg., 1/2 watt resistor
The following voltage readings are d -c measurements taken from B- (chassis) to the indicated tube -socket pin. A 1000
ohms -per -volt meter should be used for all readings except those indicated by an asterisk (*), which should be taken with a d -c
vacuum -tube voltmeter. Take readings with the volume control set at minimum and the variable condenser closed. Use fresh
batteries.
PIN NUMBER
TUBE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
IRS 60 35 *4; *-0.2 1.5
1T4 60 35 *-0.2 13
1S5 *-0.2 *17 *25 *-0.1 13
3S4 1.5 59 *-6.5 60 59 1.5
1T4 135 354

VI V2 V3 V40
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MOUITED ON CHAMPS
R3
C13
C14
C17
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67 it VOLT
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BATTERY DOOR SWITCH *SOWN
30
IN 'OW POSITION, LID
OPEN.
R9
THREE I KILT k BATTERIES
6V6
0 0
6SA1 62/
0 EMERSON RADIO
MODEL: 577
CHASSIS MODEL: 120012B
IF=455 KC
For Alignment set volume control in maximum

position; signal generator output just high
enough to obtain reading.
SIGNAL SIGNAL RADIO
DUMMY DIAL OUTPUT
GENERATOR GENERATOR ADJUSTREMARKS
ANTENNA SETTING METER
COUPLING FREQUENCY
High side to Pin 8 (grid) Tuning cap. Across Al, A2, Adjust for maximum
1 .1 mfd. of 6SA7. Low side to 455KC A3, A4 output.
fully open. voice coil.
chassis.
High side to ext. ant. n Tuning cap. for minimum 0
2 200 mmf. output.
,,Adjust
lead. Low side toA5
chassis.
fully closed.
:, 1620KC Tuning cap. 17

A6 Adjust for maximum
3 200 mmf, fully open. output
19
Tune for ,, 77 17
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4 200 mmf. 1400KC maximum A7
output.
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Adjust outside turn of loop CD
5 200 mmf. 6001(C for maximum output.
Emerson Radio Models 573, 583, Chassis 120039B, Alignment
To set pointer, turn tuning cap. fully dosed and set pointer 2-3/8" from left edge of dial backplate. This is the calibration
mark referred to below.
Loop should be maintained in same relative position to chassis as when receiver is in cabinet.
Volume control should be at maximum position; output signal generator should be no higher than necessary to obtain an
output reading. Use an insulated alignment schewdriver for adjusting.
DUMMY SIGNAL SIGNAL RADIO

GENERATOR OUTPUT
ANTENNA GENERATOR DIAL ADJUST REMARKS
ME TER
COUPLING FREQUENCY SETTING
1 .1 mfd. High side to pin 8 (grid) 4SSKC Tuning cap. Across Al, A2, Adjust for maximum
of 6SA7. Low side to fully open.
chassis. voice coil. A3, A4 output.
2 .1 mfd. High side to ext. antenna "I Tuning cap. /, A3 Adjust for minimum
lead. Low sale to chassis. fully closed. output.
3 200 mmf. ,, 1400KC 5" from call- " A6 Adjust for maximum
bration mark. output.
4 200 mmf. fl, f, Tune for maxi- " A7 Adjust for maximum
mum output. output.
5 200 mmf. ,,
600KC 7! >9
Use adjusting turn In rear
of loop. Adjust for max.
,
output.
112 66 AI 65 5 6 7 4 A 61
11 34 U 37 X 45 51
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130 V. 105 V.
I 22 IL TUNING RANGE
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7 - K =1000 OHMS
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BEAD T MENT ONLY
TYPE' 47 6BA6 6846
MODEL 795
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POSITION - I - PHONO. 2526 GT
POSITION - 2- BROADCAST BAND
POSITION- 3- T.
SW ON
ALL VOLTAGE READINGS TAKEN WIN vT v IA AT HT V 60 CYCLE LINE TONE CONT.
AND SAND SWITCH IN EN POSITION ...SR
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10.7 MC B.C.- 534 KC. -I630 KC.
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4 3 3 4 4 3 4 3 4 100.0 100011 114
DENOTES CONNECTIONS TO
- CHASSIS T20 MFD
ALL RESISTORS it WATT AND ALL
PAPER CAPACITORS 200 VOLTS
UNLESS OTVERWISt MARKED.
8.200-1 VOLUME CONTROL El SWITCH

0 1464 LOOP ANTENNA
0 2.213 2 GANG VARIABLE COND.
0 1.259 1ST LF TRANSFORMER
0 L409 2ND I.F. TRANSFORMER
80 5.415-
30300 P M. SPEAKER
I ELECTROLYTIC CAP 40- 40-20MFO
0 1.402 -1 OSCILLATOR COIL
MODEL 5A3
9.208 OUTPUT TRANSFORMER
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8 2 37
DENOTES CONNECTIONS TO 7 8 7 2 I 7 2
TO MFD. 20 A1F117 MODEL 5A4
- CHASSIS. 150 V./ Cp 150V
ALL RESISTORS WATT AND ALL
PAPER CAPACITORS -200 VOLTS
UNLESS OTHERWISE MARKED.
(1) 1.469 LOOP ASSEMBLY / 8.201-3 VOLUME CONTROL 8 SWITCH
F 455 K.C.
1
2.163 2GANG VARIABLE COND.
1.259 1ST I. F. TRANSFORMER
1.409 2 ND. I.F. TRANSFORMER
(a/ 30.318 P.M. 5" SPEAKER
5,400-8 ELECTROLYTIC CAP 40-4020MFD.
1.402-1 OSCILLATOR COIL
9.2 19 OUTPUT TRANSFORMER 35
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General -Electric Models 376, 377, 378, Alignment Information
NOTES IN CONNECTION WITH METER ALIGNMENT: (7) For alignment of the standard band oscillator and r -f
(1) Use unmodulated signal. trimmers, the input signal should be inductively coupled to the
(2) Connect 20,000 ohm -per -volt meter from junction of R29 radio loop antenna by connecting a 4 -turn, 6 -inch diameter
and R41. loop of bell wire across the signal generator terminals, and then
(3) Connect 20,000 ohm -per -volt meter from grid pin 1 of (V5) locate the loop about one foot from the radio loop antenna to
6AU6 limiter to chassis with a 200,000 -ohm resistor in series. prevent possible errors in peak readings. The position of the
The resistor must be connected directly to the grid to minimize loop in respect to the radio loop antenna should not be changed
capacity loading and to isolate the meter from the i 4 voltage. during any one set of adjustments. Steps 15, 16, 17 and 18.
Keep signal generator output down so that meter indicates not (8) The lead from the signal generator must be kept as short as
more than, one volt at the grid (5 microamperes through 200,000 possible and it must be kept away from later stages to prevent
regeneration. The signal may also be fed in to the tube pin con-
(4)nection from the top of the chassis
ohms) (Alignment Steps 7 through 13).
to prevent regeneration.
Use 400 -cycle mqdulation (Steps 1, 2, 3, 15, 16, 17, and
(9) A dummy antenna is a resistor in series with the hot lead of
18).
(5) Connect a standard output -meter across speaker voice coil. the signal generator. The resistance of the resistor plus the
Turn volume control full on. Keep signal generator output down termination impedance of the signal generator should equal 300
so that meter indicates not more than N watt output (1.26 volts) ohms.
during alignment. (Steps 1, 2, 3, 15, 16, 17 and 18.) (10) If a dial scale is not available, index the dial pointer as
(6) Two oscillator settings will give response. The higher fre- follows: Turn the pointer to the left-hand limit of travel and
quency response is the correct one; the other is the image response. mark the dial plate at a reference edge of the pointer slide. Then
If in doubt, start with the trimmer screw loosened completely set the pointer by turning the dial knob until the indicated
and adjust for the first response. dimension exists between the reference edge and the mark.
ALIGNMENT CHART
SIGNAL
GEN- BAND DIAL SEE
STEP ERATOR SIGNAL INPUT POINT SWITCH SETTING ADJUST NOTE REMARKS
FRE-
QUENCY
AM I -F METER ALIGNMENT
1 455 kc Cony. grid directly thru .01 mfd STD Peak C47 and 4, 5 Adjust for max.
C46
2 455 kc Cony. grid directly thru .01 mfd STD Peak C33 4, 5 Adjust for max.
3 455 kc Cony. grid directly thru .01 mfd STD Peak C23 and 4, 5 Adjust for max.
C22
FM DISCRIMINATOR AND I -F METER ALIGNMENT
4 10.7 mc Pin 1 of VS (6AU6) thru .01 mf FM .... Discrim. 1, 2 Apply 1 volt signal input.
Secondary for
zero meter
5 Detune aig- Pin 1 of V5 (6AU6) thru .01 mf FM *Signal 1, 2 *Detune signal generator to
nal generator Generator point of maximum meter
reading.
6 As in Step 5 Pin 1 of V5 (6AU6) thru .01 mf FM Peak diacr. 1, 2 Adjust for max.
primary
7 10.7 mc Pin 1 of V4 (6AU6) thru .01 mf FM Peak C45 and 1, 3 Adjust for max.
C44
8 10.7 mc Pin 1 of V3 (6BA6) thru .01 mf FM C31 and C30 1, 3 Adjust for max.
9 10.7 mc Pin 7 of V2 (613E6) thru .01 mf FM C21 and C20 1, 3, 8 Adjust for max.
FM R -F MUM ALIGNMENT
10 98 mc Dipole terminals thru dummy FM 98 mc or Peak C62 1, 3, 6,
antenna 3111- inches 9, 10
11 98 mc Dipole terminals thru dummy FM For max. Peak L4 vane 1, 3, 9
antenna output
12 Repeat steps 10 and 11 until no further improvement in sensitivity.
13 198 mc !Dipole terminals thru dummy 1FM 198 mc 'Peak LI vane 1 1, 3, 9 1
antenna
14 Repeat steps 10, 11, and 12.
AM R -F METER ALIGNMENT
15 1500 kc Inductively coupled STD 1500 kc or Peak C12 4, 5, 7,

5 inches 10
16 1500 kc Inductively coupled STD For max. Peak C16 4, 5, 7

output
17 Repeat steps 15 and 16 until no further improvement in sensitivity.
18 1500 kc Inductively coupled STD Do not Peak C6 4, 5, 7
change
from Step
16 37
General -Electric Nbdels 376, 377, 378, Alignment continued
AM I -F VISUAL ALIGNMENT
1 455 kc Cony. grid directly pin 7 V2 AM C47 and c46. 4, 5 *Adjust for max. amplitude
20 kc at (6BE6) thru .01 mf and min. distortion of curve
60 -cycle on scope screen.
sweep
2 Same as Same as Step 1 AM C33 4, 5 Same as Step 1.
Step 1
3 Same as Step Same as Step 1 and 2 AM C23 and C22 4, 5 Same as Steps 1 and 2.
1 and 2 ,
/ FM I -F VISUAL ALIGNMENT
4 10.7 mc t,3 Cony. grid directly pin 7 V2 FM C45 and C44 1, 2, Adjust for max. amplitud...
mc at 60- (6BE6) thru .01 mf 11 and min. distortion.
cycle sweep
5 Same as Same as Step 4 FM C31 and C30 1, 2, Same as Step 4.
Step 4 11
6 Same as Same as Steps 4 and 5 FM C21 and C20 1, 2, Same as Steps 4 and 5.
Steps 4 and 5 11
DISCRIMINATOR VISUAL ALIGNMENT
7 10.7 mc .3 Cony. grid directly pin 7 V2 FM Primary of T5 1 , 3, Adjust primary for max.
mc at 60- (613E6) thru .01 mf discrim. trans- 11 amplitude.
cycle rate former
8 Same as Same as Step 7 FM Secondary of 1, 3, Adjust secondary for vertical
Step 7 T5 11 symmetry with respect to mid-
point horizontal traces.
9 Same as Same as Step 7 FM Primary of T5 1, 3, Adjust for straightest possible
Step 7 11 slope of straight line trace.
FM R -F VISUAL ALIGNMENT
10 98 mc Dipole terminals then dummy FM 98 mc or Adjust C625 2, 6, *Set dial pointer accurately,
fk Note 6 antenna 3 in. 7, 8, then adjust for steepest slope
10 of straight line trace on scope.
11 98 mc Dipole terminals thru dummy FM 98 mc Peak L4 vane 1, 2, Center response curve on
Note 1 antenna 9, 10 scope, then peak for max.
amplitude.
12 98 mc Dipole terminals thru dummy FM 98 mc Peak LI tuning 1, 2, Peak for max. amplitude.
Note 1 antenna vane 10
AM R -F VISUAL ALIGNMENT
13 1500 kc Antenna then 200 mmf STD 1500 kc or Adjust C12 4, 6, Adjust C12 for steepest slope
Note 6 5 in. 7 of straight line trace on scope.
14 1500 kc Antenna then 200 mmf STD 1500 kc Adjust C16 4, 5, Adjust C16 for max. ampli-
Note 5 7, 9 tude.
t
15 1500 kc Antenna thru 200 mmf STD 1500 kc Adjust C6 4, 5, Adjust C6 for max. ampli-
Note 5 7 tude.
NOTES IN CONNECTION WITH VISUAL ALIGNMENT TABLE:
(1) Use FM signal modulated at 60 cps 1300 kc. (8) Two oscillator settings will give a response. The higher fre-
(2) Connect vertical plates of scope to the limiter grid (pin 1 of quency response is the correct one, the other response is the
V5) (6AU6) through 200,000 ohm resistor. image. If in doubt, start with the trimmer screw loosened com-
(3) Connect vertical plates of scope to the junction of R29 and pletely and adjust for the first response.
R41 (FM audio) through 200,000 ohms. (9) In some cases tuning of the converter grid will cause "pull -
(4) Connect vertical plates of scope at junction of R13 and ing" of oscillator which will change the oscillator frequency. After
C28 (AM audio output) through 200,000 ohms. centering the response curve on the scope, if peaking of L4 causes
(5) Use FM signal modulated at 60 cps t 20 kc. the response curve to move off of the screen it is necessary to
(6) Use a 60 cycle amplitude modulated signal. realign the oscillator for calibration.
(7) If a dial scale is not available, index the dial pointer as fol- (10) A dummy antenna is a resistor in series with the hot lead of
lows: Turn the pointer to the left-hand limit of travel and mark the signal generator. The resistance of the resistor plus the
the dial plate at a reference edge of the pointer slide. Then set termination impedance of the signal generator should equal 300
the pointer by turning dial knob until the indicated dimension ohms.
exists between the reference edge and the mark. (11) Leads from the signal generator must be kept as short as
possible and away from later stages to prevent regeneration. The
signal may also be fed to the tube pin connection from the top of
the chassis to prevent regeneration.
MANUAL OF 1949 MOST -OFTEN -NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS TFA I F AMPLIFIER OCT P.F. AMP POWER AMPLWER
1251,7 12507 50L6 GT BLUE T
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TOOMFD _Hr 5011FG 30
C20.1
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FRONTGFCHASSIS %Fs' 1.F/"0
H7VELTS AC Ulf NO SOUL SPLIT
MOLT/1MS SEASLICO BE TWEFN SOCXET
2507 TEIVANALS 010 B WITH 20,000 OHM
PER VOLT METER
`KUM 0:14TR0. WAWA 9
NMEICATES AC VOLTS
S1 12507 12507
2 7 2
7 2 7 I 7 2
12 SA7 50..6GT
35ZSGT/G 501-6GT 12917 -Ss" G14

T.05 MED
VALUE OF ALL CAPACITORS ARE M.M.F UNLESS OTHERWISE SPEWED
td 4P I
I -F ALIGNMENT
BOTTOM VIEW OF CHASSIS
Connect an output meter across the voice coil. Turn the volume
control to maximum. Set test oscillator to 455 KC and keep the
LOOP .1,TIOY LI
oscillator output as low as a readable meter reading will permit.
Apply signal to the converter grid through a .05 mfd. capacitor
and align progressively the trimmers in the 2nd and 1st I -F
0 transformer cans.
0
0
It -F ALIGNMENT
Apply the R -F alignment signals through a standard IRE
dummy antenna to the primary on the loop. With the gang
condenser wide open, align the oscillator trimmer (C3) to 1720
Tube and Trimmer Location
KC. Change the generator signal to 1500 KC, tune the receiver
to the signal and peak the antenna trimmer (C1) for maximum
output.
GENERAL ELECTRIC
MODELS 102, 102W, 107, 107W, 114, 114W, 115, 115W
GENERAL c. ELECTRIC RECORD PLAYER MODEL 14

VI V2 V3
6SC7 6507 6V6GT
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('' The Model 14 Record Player consists of a 4 -tube amplifier , V4
and manually -operated record player. 5Y3GT/G
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NOTE. CAPACITORS ORIENTED AS FOLLOWS, -4--
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DET B AUDIO POWER OUTPUT
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TRIMMERS TRIMMERS RECTIFIER Pi
12SA7 351507
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CLOCK ROTOR
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OSC. TRIMMER GENERAL ELECTRIC
C4 (TOP)
1500 KC
50L6GT SERVICE DATA
TUNING
CONDENSER FOR
CLOCK -RADIO
MODELS 60 AND 62
ALIGNMENT CHART
35Z5GT 12507 12SK7 12SA7
65 AC 21 0 43 0 24 AC 88 Test Dial
Be Adjust Trimmers
Step Connect Test Osc. Drum for
12 AC 0 24AD Oscillator to- Setting Setting Maximtun Output V1
36 AC
1171/4
117AC
120 O
66
1
12SK7 grid (4) in series
with 0.05 mf. cap. 455 kc 1600 kc
2nd i-f trans. trim -
and
0
12 mere, C14
AG 113 C15
111111...
CONDITIONS OF TEST 2 12SA7 grid (8) in series 455 kc 1600 kc let i-f trans. trim -
with 0.05 mf. cap. mere, C8 and C9
I. MEASURED AT 117 VOLTS LINE ON A 20,000
OHMS PER VOLT METER. 3 Antenna Poet in eerie. 1500 kc 1500 kc
5.4 NAG C4 (oscillator)
2. ALL VOLTAGES ARE D -C UNLESS NOTED with 200 mmf. cap.
50L6GT 3. READINGS TAKEN BETWEEN TUBE PIN
TERMINALS AND B -
4 Antenna Post in series 1500 kc 1500 kc C3 (antenna)
4, with 200 mmf. cap.
VIEWED FROM BOTTOM OF CHASSIS
r12
AUGNMENT CHART
ANT TRIMMER
1500 K G
(ON LOOP)
Test Dial Adjust Trimmers ELECTRIC 414
Conned Test- Oscillator For Max.
GENERAL
Map Oscillator Te: Salting
Salting Output
455 065 RADIO
KC L SERVICE DATA
C4 1 125K7 grid (Pin 4) 455 Igo C6 and C7
In series with .05 ml. FOR
2 126E6 grid (Pin 7) in 455 kc - C4 and C5 MODELS 118, 119W and 119M
455 KC \ ANT
SECTION
series with .05 mf. Readjust C6
248lE and C7 0
0 C6 3 Blue wire on loop in 1500 kc 1500 kc C12 (Ose.);
07
OSC. C12
series with 200 ulna. C2 (Apt.).
SECTION 1500KC end 470 ohms.
* Rock gang condenser when making alignment.

40
The oscillator trimmer is accessible by tilting the chassis
ous nun
slightly in the cabinet. T,he antenna trimmer is on the loop and
is accessible from the rear of the cabinet. The locations of these
trimmers are shown in Figure 3.
The output meter should be connected across the loudspeaker 0
voice coil terminals. The low side of the test oscillator should
marr be connected to B minus; the high side should be connected as 119M and 119W
indicated in the Alignment Chart.
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Note: On Model 118, it is removed
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and pin 5 of 35Z5-GT is con- R9 CS X ie

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CONNECTIONS ONLY
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GENERAL ELECTRIC
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
AUGNMENT FREQUENCIES:
RADIO
I -F 455 kc SERVICE DATA
R -F 1725 kc and 1500 kc
The location of all trimmers is shown in Figure 1. FOR
I -F AUGNMENT: MODEL 113

Connect an output meter across the voice coil. Turn the vol- CABINET:
ume control to maximum. Set test oscillator to 455 kc and keep OVER-ALL DIMENSION&
the oscillator output as low as a readable meter reading will
permit. Apply signal to the converter grid through a .05 mfd. Height 6 in.
capacitor and align progressively the trimmers in the 2nd and 1st Width 9 in.
i-f transformer cans. Depth 4% in.
.f.)°
ELECTRICAL RATING:
R -F AUGNMENT:
Apply the r -f alignment signals through a standard IRE dummy Voltage 105 125 v. AC or DC
antenna to C9. With the gang condenser wide open, align the Frequency on AC 40-60 cps
oscillator trimmer (C11) to 1725 kc. Change the generator signal Wattage (at 117 volts) 28 watts
to 1500 kc, tune the receiver to the signal, and peak antenna OPERATING FREQUENCIES:
trimmer (C9) for maximum output. Broadcast Band .540-1725 kc
PRECAUTION:
Intermediate Frequency 455 kc
If the signal generator is a -c operated, use an isolating trans-
former between the power supply and the radio receiver power LOUDSPEAKER "ALNICO V" MAGNET DYNAMIC
input. The use of an isolating capacitor is not recommended, as Outside Cone Diameter 4 in.
a -c through the capacitor will introduce hum modulArtion and/or Voice Coil Impedance (400 cycles) 3.5 ohms
create the possibility of a burned -out signal generator attenuator.
TUBES COMPLEMENT:
Converter -Oscillator . 12SA7
LI I -F Amplifier 12SK7
Detector, AVC Audio I2SQ7
Power Output 50L6GT
Rectifier . 35W4
FRONT OFOHASStS
117 VOLTS AC LINE. NO SIGNAL INPUT

VOLTAGES MEASURED BETWEEN SOCKET
TERMINALS AND B- WITH 20,000 OW PER VOLT
METER
VOLUME CONTROL MitIMUSA
*INDICATES AC VOLTS
12507
Tube and Trimmer Location

BOTTOM VIEW OF CHASSIS
t2SA7 BLUE .01

12SK7 BLUE GREEN 12507 C5 50L6 GT
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TUNING BAND:
Ti
AM 540-1600 kc
FM 88-108 mc
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCIES:
FM
[1ST
0 0
AM 455 kc
FM 10.7 mc 35 B5 FM-RF
OUTPUT TRIMMER afTh
GENERAL g ELECTRIC DRY
\AM
0j 0
ELECTRO- AI
RADIO BC OSC.
LYTIC
SERVICE DATA TRIMMER
FOR CII
MODELS 210, 211, 212 FM OSC. TRIMMER C18 CI3
RF- AMPLI. OSC.- CONY.
C5 IF -AMPLI. DET. El AUDIO
IT4 IOOMMF OUTPUT
IR5 TI 1T4 T2 155 3V4
2 T3 LSI
021 0 BLUE
330 MMF 5
17 CI9 C IID
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R8 I.
33K C6 6
7
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47
MMF
I8 174.
40 7
33
R14
MEG
RIS
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10K 100K tni
RI2
2.2 MEG
RI6 TOP VIEW
RI3 CI IC
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22 MEG 0
22 0 MMF
C8 Cl2 -
.05 CI1B (- .005
CI6 C1B 220
RI9
3.3M MMF rl RI7
4. MEG
YELLOW DOT C7
1:12
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RII -C9 +9v, 0
5600 .05
TO RIO (AVG) a TO PINTk3 IRS
GIB 110111 Bt 90V.
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NOTE: ALL CAPACITIES ARE IN MFD.
RF
UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED o
3V4 IT4 1T4 IRS IS5
R3 5
2300 5 5 5 3{
7 1 I 1
7 7 7 7 I
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R4
C2A C2B CIO C4

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C14 BOTTOM VIEW OF CHASSIS
03 C3 .- R7
CPP \ .05 470K tl
ALIGNMENT CHART 3.3
37.5 10.0
P
Test-Osc. Pointer Adjust for Max. 7.0 0- 10 r-90.0
Step Connected to: Test-Osc.
Setting Setting Output 33 0 30 -90.0
PRONG END 8.9
1 1T4 I -F grid in NEW
0 0
455 KC 550 KC Iron cores of I -F 174
series with .05 PL I 3V4
Transformer T2. RF AMPL OUTPUT
mfd. 0
1.7 I.i 7.4
2 1125 converter 455 KC 550 KC Iron cores of I -F 3.3 07 tv
grid in series Transformer Ti. 20 90.0 5.0
with .05 mfd. 0 0 5.0
1.7
65 430 57.0
3
00 -610.12 67.0 90.0
Repeat Steps 1 aid 2. IRS 0
174 145
4 MODEL 150 090- CONV IF AMPL DETS'AUDIO
Inductively 1500 KC 1500 KC C15' /
coupled C16
DC VOLTAGES TO GROUND UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
* Chassis in cabinet and cabinet back (with loop) closed; GENERAL ELECTRIC ALL RATINGSARE A.0 OPERATION MEASURED WITH REFERENCE TO B -
removeplug button to adjust'Cl5. VOLTAGE IS MEASURED WITH 20,000 OHMS rn
PER VOLT METER
AM DETECTOR
OSCILLATOR FM DISCRIMINATOR
RF GCNVERTER 1 ST I AWL, 210 IF MARL FM LIMITER ST ALDO
NANrIFICR V2 T2 V3 T3 V/ VS
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68a6 OWEN
6806 6806 -I 65663
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CAPACITOR 441109 ARE IN 5880 MESS NOTED . 1-3
RESISTOR VALUES ARE IN OMPAS
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The Models 356, 357 and 358 are alike except for cabinets. On ...8 vMM
broadcast, a conventional gang condenser is used for tuning, B r 120V
RI7
90 LIS 014
while on FM, guillotine tuners are used to tune the antenna, r -f,
t 4 7
and oscillator stages. The set employs three i-f transformers. R25
c70 C48A 330 C480
Each transformer is a composite 455 kc and 10.7 mc transformer. C41 C42 -2RAt_cs, 045
The discriminator circuit is a standard Armstrong type with the 12
a nu
primary and secondary of the discriminator transformer being 7 111 ry
slug tuned instead of trimmer capacitor tuned. The power line
antenna is used when there is no external dipole and is utilized
by attaching the blue wire on the cabinet back to the top dipole
terminal. This should be disconnected when a dipole is used. 0
For best reception with a power line antenna, the power cord _,y00 VgICOMP!.
should not be coiled up. GENERAL ELECTRIC
TUNING BAND: RADIO
Standard Broadcast 540-1600 kc SERVICE DATA 0
FM 88-108 mc FOR
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY: MODELS 356, 357 AND 358
Standard Broadcast 455 kc Model 356-Mahogany Plastic 11
FM 10.7 mc
Model 357-Ivory Plastic UI
THE B. F. GOODRICH CO.
Models 925°5
92506
VOLTAGE DATA
(2SJ7 35Z5GT I2SK7 35L6GT Readings made between point indicated
-1.5 no&c. 83 88
36 0 88
and Volume Control Lug (Point "X" on
AL 117A.C. 10 A.0
0 12SQ7 drawing).
0 1211.C.
0
55
Measured on a 117 Volt AC, line.
110 134 A.C. 0
135 24 S4 84
46 0
A.C.
49 0
A.C. Dial turned to low frequency end, no
12 A.C.
AG signal.
-1.6
0 0 se
-? 0
Measured with Vacuum Tube voltmeter.
0 0
24 A.C.
0 88
0 -II n no X A second voltage reading Is shown
I2SA7 ° FRONT OF CHASSIS VOLUME
CONTROL made with a 1000 ohm -per -volt meter
when use of this instrument would result
Bottom View of Chassis, Showing Voltages in appreciably lower readings.
REPLACEMENT PARTS
RESISTORS C6.. .1 mfd., 200 Volts, Paper 64B 1-30 Buttons, Snap (for R.F. Coil)
C7.. .05 mfd. 400 Volts, Paper 64B 1-22 13A 1-2-2
Symbol Part No. C8.. 260 =dd. Mica Cabinet, Ivory (Model 92505)
&Knob,
65B 7-22 34D 8-1
RI.. 10,000 Ohms, 1/2 Watt BOB 8.103 C9.. .01 rafd.,400 Volts, Paper 64B 1-25 Cabinet, Mahogany (Model 92506) 340 8-2
R2.. 10 Megohms, V2 Watt 60B 8-106 C10. 500 mmfd., Mica 653 7-27
Clip, Dial Glass 18A 2
h3.. 22.000 Ohms, V2 Watt 60B 8-223 Cll. .01 mfd., 400 Volts, Paper 64B 1-25 Cord, Dial 50A 1-3
54.. 100 Ohms, 1/2 Watt 60B 8.101 C12. .02 mid., 400 Volts, Paper 643 1-24 Cover, Back (Ind. Loop Antenna) 69C 44
55.. 1 Me ohm, V2 Watt 60B 8-105 C13a 50 told., 150 Volts Dial Scale, Glass 2113 10-2
R6. 1/2 Megohm, Volume Control Cl3b 30 mfd., 150 Volts} Elect 67A 10 Drum and Cam Assembly A1049
Switch 75B 1-6 C14. .18 mfd,, 200 Volts, Paper 64A 2-2 Mahogany (Model 92506) 33A 7-2
117.. 4.7 Megohms, 1/2 Watt 60B 8-475 C15. .05 mfd., 400 Volts, Paper. .64B 1-22 Knob, Ivory (Model 92505) 33A 7-1
58.. 270,000 Ohms, V2 Watt 60B 8-274 Lever Arm Assembly (R2) A1050
59.. 470,000 Ohms. V2 Watt 60B 8-474 Pilot Light, No. 47
RIO. 150 Ohms, V2 Watt 60B 8-151 COILS & TRANSFORMERS Pilot Light Socket and Leads
81A 1-8
82A 2-3
511. 33 Ohms, I Watt 60B 28-3 Ll.. Loop Antenna Pointer
512. 1,000 Ohms, 1 Watt 60B 28-2 69C 44 25A 13-1
513. 150,000 Ohms, 1/2 Watt 60B 8-154
Pulley, Fibre; 1/211/2" OD 17A 1-3
L3.. Oscillator Coil 69A 43 Screw, Set; 8/32x1/8" (Dial Drum)..1A 5-58
T1.. Transformer, Output 98A 4 Shaft, Tuning 28A 1-1
CONDENSERS T2.. Transformer, 1st I.F 72B 50 Slug, R.F. Iron Core (with wire)....7113 1-2
Symbol Part No. T3.. Transformer, 2nd I.F. 72B 51
Socket, Octal Tube 87A 10-2
Speaker (5" PM) and Transformer 78B 4-4
Cl.. 785 tumid., -.1:5%, Silver Mom. 65B 1-8 Spring, Tension (Dial)
C2.. 250 mmfd., Mica 19B 1- 3
65B 7-22
C3.. .02 mid., 400 Volts, Paper... 64B 1-24 MISCELLANEOUS Spring, Lever Arm (Rr.) 19A 4
Spacer, T (R.F) 29A 2-3-21
C4.. 50 mmfd., Mica 65B 7-11 Description Part No. Stud, Slug Adj. (R.F.)
C5a . 0 to 420 mmfd. 1 Background, Dial 27A 4
CS)). 0 to 108 mmfd. J Gang 68A 18 X22C3.1 Washer, C (Tuning Shaft) 4A 4-6
Bracket Plate, Loop Retainer 15A 14 Washer, Spring (Tuning Shaft)....4A 6-3-0
EXT. I2SJ7 I2SA7 I2SK7 I2SQ7 35L6GT-G

ANT. R.F. AMP IST. DET.OSC. , T2 DET. IST. AUD. OUTPUT
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CHASSIS GROUND -4'
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POSITION FOR SAND 4.
10,000
lar
NOTE
RESISTANCE VALUES ARE IN ONIS,MICA CAPACITOR
VALUES ARE IN MOAT, PAPER CAPACITOR VALUES
ARE IN DECSIAL EOUIVALENTS OF MED, ELECTROLYTIC
CAPACITOR VALUES ARE IN RFD.
525
DENOTES MECHANICAL WRING
5 Ve
11;orsTtin 6J5
NUMERALS AT BANDSwITOI (Si) AND LETTERS
AT ANTENNA, MIXER AND OSCILLATOR TRANSFORMERS
TO HEATERS
(Ti TO T,, )IDENTIFY CORRESPONDING TERMINAL
LUGS ON PICTORIAL VIEWS
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The Hallicrafters cec
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TO HEATERS
MODEL S-40 A LW
SWITCH 541
PI POSITION I
SO2
BANDSW,TCH 5-. SACINTING PLUS PL,
MUST SE IN SOCKEE SO, 260
FOR At. OPERATION.
VIEW 260 110
TUBE TERMINAL VOLTAGES (PIN VIEW)

II
ALL VOLTAGES ARE POSITIVE DC UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
9 *" S METER SWITCH CLOSED (MAX.CLOCKWISE) Nn-NOT READABLE WITH METER USED.
0 22 ALL READINGS TAKEN AT Ill V. AC LINE VOLTAGE ;WITH 20,000 OHM,VOLT METER ; NO SIGNAL BEING RECEIVED; CONTROLS SET
12 WAFER FOR
s
AS FOLLOWS:STANDBY/RECEIVE SWITCH AT RECEIVE 1 AVC ,NOISE LIMITER AT ON AM /C V/ SWITCH AT "OW; SENSITIVITY AND VOLUME
BAND SWITCH ANON I
1011 FRONT PANEL) WAFER FOR (ENO NE AREST CHAsSE REAR APRON, CONTROLS FULL CLOCKWISE ;TUNING ,PITCH CONTROL AND TONE CONTROLS IN ANY POSITION AS THEY DO NOT AFFECT READINGS.
WAFER FOR
Wi Ear
VI V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 V7 VB Vg
140 -.12 325AC 325AC
N.R.1.5 N.H.
6
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0,
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1100 .3 AC
60A0 NW
891 0 1.05 350 350

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The Hallicrafters Co. MODEL S-40 A
EQUIPMENT: 0 C2I C22 C29
ALIGNMENT ,
-v
1. Signal Generator capable of the ranges indicated in
the Alignment Chart, including a 400 cycle audio
--i
' '-
Ft
modulator. i
2. Output meter capable of handling 1.5 watts of audio ,
10
power. 11111oiarM.At -*
3. Standard RMA dummy consisting of a 200 mmf con- ma C28 - ,

denser in series with a 20uh r.f choke which is -
shunted by a 400 mmf condenser in series with a Zr _ t1 :
-
0 CI9
400 ohm carbon resistor. i ,
ti,
- P
4. Non-metallic screw driver.
CONNECTIONS: Connect the Sig. Gen. "cold" lead to c,,
-
_. %.
-
. -.e. 0
the receiver's chassis; the "hot" lead is connected as ek
indicated in the Chart. .
- . ,.)-.-- 1 ..°
Connect the output meter across the speaker voice coil.
Caution: Set the meter at a sufficiently high range to pre- _ ._
- c,,
vent possible damage from overload. c,s - ' '''' ..
CONTROL SETTINGS: After allowing about a ten minute
warm up period, set the receiver's control as follows:
SENSITIVITY control at full clockwise (maximum).
VOLUME control at full clockwise (maximum).
CW/AM switch at "AM" (except for BFO adjustment).0
c,
oit
.
.
17 -._*
'Lae '
.
,-
,
........
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,
............
.
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.
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c,
A.V.C. switch at "OFF." 0 lo 0 1
C.
NOISE LIMITER switch at "OFF." fop and bottom views of th receiver
TONE control at "HIGH". locating slugs, padders and trimmer* 0 C. C
0
DUMMY ANT. CONNECTION OF
IN SERIES SIG. GENERATOR SIGNAL GEN. BAND RECEIVER ADJUST SLUG, TYPE OF ADJUSTMENT
WITH SIG. OUTPUT TO FREQUENCY SWITCH DIAL PADDER, OR DESCRIPTION -MAKE ADJUSTMENT STEP
GENERATOR RECEIVER SETTING SETTING SETTING TRIMMER NO. FOR: NO.
IF ADJUSTMENT
None Stator plates of 455 kc 1000 kc 3 (both) 3rd IF
center sect. of Maximum output 1
2 (both) 2nd IF
Maximum output 2
tuning gang 1 (both) 1st IF
Maximum output 3
Repeat steps 1, 2 and 3
BFO ADJUSTMENT-NOTE: Turn off Sig. Gen. 400 cycle modulation; set CW/AM switch at "CW"; remove Pitch Control knob
adjust slotted screw shaft.
None Stator plates of 455 kc 1000 kc T-17 slug BFO slug Zero beat
center sect. of 4
(See Fig. 3 for
tuning gang location)
BAND #4 ADJUSTMENT-NOTE: Make sure 400 cycle audio modulator is turned on; AM/CW switch should be at"AM.
STANDARD "Al" on antenna 36 mc 36 mc C-19 Osc. Trimmer Maximum output S
RMA Dummy strip 18 mc 18 mc S Osc. Slug Maximum output and 6
repeat step 5
36 mc 36 mc tC-1 RF Trimmer Maximum output 7
36 mc 36 mc tC-12 Mix.Trimmer Maximum output 8
18 mc 18 mc t5 RF Slug Maximum output and 9
18 mc
repeat step 7
18 mc 1.6 Mix Slug Maximum output and 10
repeat step 8
BAND #3 ADJUSTMENT
STANDARD "A1" on antenna 14 mc 14 mc C-20 Osc. Trimmer Maximum output .11
RMA Dummy strip 10 Inc 10 mc 9 Osc. Slug Maximum output and 12
repeat step 11
14 mc 14 mc tC-2 RE Trimmer Maximum output 13
14 mc
7 me
14 mc
7 mc
tC-13
4 t
Mix. Trimmer Maximum output
RF Slug Maximum output and 14
repeat step 13 15
7 mc 7 mc 't 7 Mix. Slug Maximum output and 16
repeat step 14
BAND #2 ADJUSTMENT
STANDARD "A 1" on antenna 5 mc "2" 5 mc C-21 Osc. Trimmer Maximum output 17
RMA Dummy strip 3 mc 3 mc 11 Osc. Slug Maximum output and
repeat step 17 18
5 mc 5 mc C-3 RE Trimmer Maximum output 19
S mc 5 mc C-14 Mix. Trimmer Maximum output 20
BAND #,1 ADJUSTMENT

STANDARD "Al" on antenna 1500 kc 1500 kc C-22 Osc. Trimmer Maximum output 21
RMA Dummy strip 600 kc 600 kc C-25 Osc. Padder Maximum output and 22
repeat step 21
1500 kc 1500 kc C-4 RE Trimmer Maximtim output 23
48
1500 kc 1500 kc C-15 Mix. Trimmer Maximum output 24
*It may be necessary to repeat the indicated adjustments several times.
tRock the main tuning capacitor slightly (turn back and forth) when making these adjustments.
Hoffman Models C503 and C513 are electrically identical with
Models B503 and B513 respectively, except for the following:
oRADIO Coan
R P.
1. Push-pull parallel 6K6's are used in the output stage
instead of push-pull 6V6's.
2. An "Entertainment Panel" has been wired into the
tuner chassis to provide microphone input, a speaker
off -on switch, a pillow speaker plug, and an auxiliary
Models B503,B513, Chassis 115 Dhono input.
3. A resistance -capacity filter has been inserted in the
TUNING RANGES: B -plus line feeding the phase inverter stage (see RI 11
Band "A" 540 Kc to 1600-Kc. and C110. Dower supply schematic)
Band "B" 5.6 MC to 10.4 Mc. 4. On the recorder amplifier the screen dropping resistor
Band "C" 9.4 Mc to 19.4 Mc (R111) has been changed from .1 meg to 2.2 meg and
Intermediate Frequency 455 Kc the cathode resistor (R2) for this stage changed from
Power Supply 115V. A.C., 50-60 C.P.S. 2200 ohms to 4700 ohms.
TUNER CHASSIS
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION HOFFMAN Ho LIST PRICE
ClCi, CI -C4, Tlireo-SwoNei Variabie with Split Stator 4403 6.11

CS -C6 I160-260, 160-260, 160-260 Meal.,
C7, Cl, C9 Three-locHoo TA...., Asaowehly 4300 .76
CIO, C11, C12 TN. -Nation Trimmer Aseentbly 4300 .76
C13, C14, C15 Thrite-Soction TrIaMe. Assombly 4300 T6
CI0 110-560 Mod., Polder, Saul "A" 4301 .45
C17, CIS, .05 MN., 200 VOA Tobelar Papa. 4100 .11
CI9 500 /NAL .5% SilNi Mica 4004 .45
C20 47 Mani., - 10% UNA 4007 .22
C21 Cu2 .05 MIA, 400 Volt, Twbular Paper 4101 .23
C21. C24, C25 TOO MIN., - 20% MiN 4000 .11
C27 1050 Mad., S% Mica 4005 .42
C2S 2300 1440., - 5% Mk. 4006 .63
C29. CIO, C3I, C32 .005 MN. 600 Volt. Tubular Paper 4102 .21
COO, C34 10 MIA 450 Volt, Tithe!. Electrolytic 4203 114
C35, C36, C37 .01 Mkt., 400 Volt Tubular Ps,. 4112 .19
C31 .S MU. 200 Volt Tubular Paper 4110 Al
C39, COO .02 MN., 400 Volt, Tubular Paper 4106 .11
C41. C42, C43 20-20.20 MN. 450.450 25V. Itiettf041k 4200 2.28
C44 .001 MN., 600 Volk Tubular Pamir 4104 .20
C45 .01 MN, 600 V. Tubular Paper, Metal Can. 4105 .37
COIL C47 330 Maid. . 5% Mica 4010 .34
COO 650 Mnil. 5% Mica 4011 .31
LI LSO, Antenna 55210 1.85
L2 Owiliator Coll !Bawl ".4.-i 5215 1.01
U. L4 Owilla. Coil i Banda "I" and "C", 5111 1.61
1.5 Cholie-laws 11440 5103 3.30
1-5 12" Loudspeaker i Electrodywainicl 9044 19.61
RI .1 ehin 20% IAN,. 4511 .05
12., 13, R4 22,000 Oho 20% %Watt 4001 .05
15 2.2 Megishini 20% ViWast 4502 .05
R6 10,000 Ohm 10% 2 Watt 4503 .19 ON -RECORDER -OFF
R7 10 Megohni 20% %Wan 4505 .05
11 S Mardis. 20% 'AWN. 4544 .07
R9 .5 Megolion PeoestiosiNNic-Vehrow Ceotrol 41104 .10
RIO, RI I, RI2
1I3, RIO, 115
.22 Mftohin
1 Megoh ni
206k "Olean
20% 1/2Watt
4500
4513
.05
.05
Recorder Schematic
RI6 47.000 Oho 20% I Watt 4516 .09 CUTTER
117 47,0000%. 20% ViWatt 4504 .05
1114, R19 2,200 Oho 20% VaNatt 4512 .05
R20 .25 Meg. Pot. with Switch-Trohle ContiN 4305 1.31
R21 50,000 Oho Potwitionwer---Saas Contr.! 4306 .75 RICORCIII CHASSIS
122, 323, R24 .47 Megohni 20% 1/2Wa3, 4506 .05
125 220 Oh 20% I Watt 4519 .29 MAIM INSCRIPTION HOFFMAN NO. Ust him
126, R27. R21, R29 47,000 Oho 5% IkWatt 4537 .11
RIO 21.000 Ohm 5% ',Watt
Sand Cl,..,. Switch
4531 .11 CI 25 MN -25 Volt, I1= 4205 .73
SI 6005 2.61 C2 10 MN. 450 .41
V, 4203 1.24
52 Prolamine. Switch Aneroid', 6004 2.92 C3, C4 .01 MN. 400 Volt, Tobelar pap. 4112 .19
53 04-041 Switch I.. 11-140 COO.101, C5 .005 MN, 600 Volt Tebolow Popov 4102 .21
TI Antenna Coil Illanil "A", 5220 1.18 C6 .02 MN. 400 Volt, Tinto. Papa, 4106 .19
T2, T3 A Coil i lands "II" and "C", 5217 163 RI 2200048 z20% VaWatf 4512 .05
T4 R.F. Coil. Shielded i Bawd ..A..1 5216 1.45
10,00001m. z20% %Wee
11.2 4515 .05
T5, T6 R.F. OW , Banda "1" and "C" i 5219 1.61 Iti .47 Megohnt z20% I Won 4506
T7 Input I.F. Transformer 5213 2.15 .05
14 .5 Mmolun Pmmtiomonn, 4302 1.09
TS Output I. F. T ,,,,, owe. 5114 1.93 IS 10 ONION. z20% %W... 4505 .05
T9 Power Transformer 5001 10.06
TIO .4.1, OwNwor TrinsIernier 5101 2.61 .22 Moran. z20% %Ws. 4500 .05
37 1.0 Olun z10% %Weft Who WONINI 4707 .13
SI PoilibioNon Tuning Assembly 55200 440
RS 47,000 Pm z20% 1 Wet 4516 .09
29, RIO 1.0 Mona.= *20% %Waft 4513 .05
111 .1 Moron.. z2096 %Waft 4511 AN
Prices subsist 3. change witlwaet a SI Moalfoc on -off 5.11.1 I Pan nf 34)
52 Rampage On -off- 5.11.1 6002 1.45
RI 2 .5 Olme -.20% %Wm. Why Ward 4706 .06
DT. ANT.
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/11067-RF
7- 7- .
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fOONINOTOR
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7.7°-
SNITCH 011
NOTES: I CONTROL
ONO If -116.= 1160-680101 NV. AC. U 79 LIMO RENON.
RAN T11.11.= 5.5 -DA INN LAMP PLUS
MAD 17-111.w a -14 IN
RAND wermal CIO NEMO PION
MAR IN UNIT POSITION.
49
41111 Rol
P140114160706 61W?,
0101. LAANI
0484. BUTTON IN
ALL LAMP, TYPENO.

Tuner Schematic
HOFFMAN RADIO CORPORATION NOIFMAN LIST'
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION NO. PRIM
MODELS B508, B509 and B510 CI, C2, C3, C4 4 Section Variable 4409 53.96
C5, C6 Trimmer F.M. Sackett/ 4308 .80
CHASSIS 129 C7, al
I
Trimmer (A.M. Sackett/ 4313 .20

C9, C I 8 8 Mint ±10% Commie NPO 4019 .24
C10, C23 .05 Mid. 200V. Paper 4100 .21
CI I 1.5 Unit ±20 % Commie 4003 .10
C12 220 W.f. ±20 % Commie N750 4026 .30
C13 22 Mad. ±10% Commie NI50 4021 1.00
C14, C26 100 Merit *10% Ceramic 4012 .18
C15, C17, C45 650 Alit *20 % Ceramic 4011 .38
C16, C19, C21, .01 MM. 400 V. Paper 4112 .19
Cu,2 C24, C29,
C30, C31
C20, C32 2300 Mnif. ±5% Mica 4006 .63
C25 10 Mid. 450 V. Eleetmlytk 4203 1.24
C27, C28 .01 Mid. 600 V. Paper 4103 .18
C33 .02 MM. 400 V. Paper 4106 .19
C34 .005 Mid. 600 V, Paw 4102 .21
C35 .1 Mid. 200 V. Paper 4111 ,22
C36; C42 .002 MK 600 V. P. 4118 .20
C37, C40, C43 270 Mint ±20 % Mka 4001 .22
C38, C39 .05 Mid. 400 V. Pap. 4101 .23
C41 5 Mid. 50 V. Electrolytic 4209 .84
C44 20 MM. 25 V. Electrolyte 4200 2.28
C46, C47 20 MM. 450 V. Electrolytic
RI, R33, 834 .47 Meg. ±20 % Vs Watt 4506 .05
R2, R7, R23 22000 Ohm ±20 % 1/2 Watt 4501
R3 22 Ohm ±20 % Vo Wait 4560 .13
R4 68 Ohm *20 % V. Watt 4524
15 1200 Ohm ±10% 1/2 Watt 4553 .05
R6 15000 Ohm *20 % Watt
I 4539 .08
RS, R9, RI3, 1500 Ohm *20 % Vs Woe 4534 .05
R24
RIO, RI9 56 Ohm ±10% Vo Watt 4561 .05
R11, 8I5, 1120 2,2 Meg. *20 % 1/2 Watt 4502 .05
RI2, R23 33000 Ohm ±20 % I Watt 4556 .60
RI4 2200 Ohm ±20 % 1 Watt 4540 .08
R16, RI7 .1 Meg. ±20 % VI Watt 4511 .05
RIB, 840, 841 .22 Meg. ±20 % 1/2 Watt 4500 .08
821 .5 Meg. Pot, (Volume Control/ 4804 .80
R22 1.0 Meg. ±20 % Vs Watt 4513 .05
R25 .25 Meg. Pot IT... Contrail 4805 1.05
R26 2200 Ohm *20 % Vs W.tt 4512 .05
R27 120 Ohm ±10% Vs Watt 4546
R29 4700 Ohm ±20 % 1/2 Watt 4543 .04
R30, R31 47000 Ohm ±10% Va Watt 4559 .40
R32 47000 Ohm ±20 % Watt
1/2 4504
R35, R39 390 Ohm *10% Va Watt 4549 .05
R36, R37 67100 Ohm ±10% ti Watt 4557 .10
R38 400 Ohm ±20 % 3 Watt 4517 .05
LI A.M. Loop Antenna 5279 1.80
12 F.M. Antenna Primary Cell 5231
L3 F.M. Antenna Secondary Coil 5283
L4 F.M. Oscillator Coil 5280
15 A.M. Oscillator Coil 5282
L6 Filament Choke 5266 .60
TI 1st. F.M. I.F. Trantionner 5274 2.10
LI Li 1.-1 LE T2 Is t A.M. I.F. Transformer
r-
V2 7F8
r TI 6BA6
T3 2nd F.M. I.F. Transformer
5276
5275
2.00
2.10
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187 1.F. &Ike FM -7 2. I.F.F RATIO DETECTOR
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COIL
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F M. OSCILLATOR
136 VVVI\
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3
C41
/ AM 'N/VNe
R 32 1500 OH
PHONO F R41
6AT6 Ih 6SN7 /2 6SN7 6K6 GT
AM.DETECTOR PHASE INVERTER OUTPUT
TONE
SPEAKER
R17 02LE PT.
EX .
ANT.
CI6 R
PHONO.
RECEPT
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AC C47
PILOT
Broadcast Band 455 Kc LIGHTS
FM Band 10.7 Mc 028
50
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P.ILITES Asa LiTES 0.0020 -.ACE WC,001-20015 PONE.00 ANO OVITCP, MOWN N NO.0
NO1 015i1ON iS MONO .1 00.1111014 KN.
NO2 POStIrON rs RAMO 1314000CST NO. 201111PN . ntAvasao
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UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECPFIED.
Sal RES.TORS . 20* - MODEL 481-A (Chassis)
E EKE The HOWARD 481-A Chassis, is essentially the same as the 481-M,
OW
0E0E0 05K, 0501 481-B and 481-C, the only difference is that the Short Wave is not in-
USE LOCATION
cluded in this model.
Meissner F.M. Receptor, Model BC
Intermediate Frequency -10.7 AL M. 1.11, LIMA /.141,101.
megacycles
Tuning range - 88 to 108
megacycles
Voltage Chart - The voltages

tabulated in the table below
are the correct voltages which
should be measured between the
socket terminal and chassis
with nominal line voltage and
no signal. All voltages meas-
ured with a high impedance
voltmeter. VOLTAGE CHART
Terminal Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
6AG5 1st Converter 0 2.1 6.3V 0 260 63 2.1

RMS
6AG5 2nd Converter 0 1.2 6.3V 0 270 37 1.2
RMS
604 Oscillator 184 0 6.3V 0 184 -- 0
RMS
6BA6 1st I.F. Amp -0.4 0 6.3V 0 95 95 0.95
RMS
6BA6 2nd I.F. Imp 0 0 6.3V 0 84 84 0.95
RMS
6AL5 Detector 0 0 6.3V 0 0 0 0
HAS
604 Audio 105 0 6.3V 0 150 0 3.4
RIVE
6X5GT/G Rectifier NC 0 240V Tie 240V Tie 6.3V 287
RYE Point RMS Point RMS
6AG5 04885 001 OIL MI. 6AG5 6BA6 6BA6 6AL5

05452 05052 05453
00883 it-'070nral 10%
0 E.Ar-M'o
- 001
w" W.
2
--4
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0 f2:. co
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84 10.
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226 0520065006
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9465 6 X5 G T/G 19466 106 27K 411

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0., -1.
2405t 4502 6C4
T T
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DIAL LAMP All resistors ore V2 wall unless
Ger. .25 AMP othersieo specified. 05 .
52
BLUE BEAD All condensers ore 400 von un-
less otherwiee specified.
Condensers "A" ore on fie lug do.*.
0 Common filament ground. 4c-L,,,,AUTIger"
WARDS 7 -2 VOLT
FLASHLIGHT "Er BATTERY
TYPE VOLT
I
2
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=11
BACK COVER
RADIO RELEASE BUTTON

BACK COVER
84GCB-1062A
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE AND RECEIVER STAGE SENSITIVITIES

The signal source must be an accurately calibrated lists the sensitivity at various points. All measurements
signal generator capable of supplying R.F. signals are based on an output of 50 milliwatts. This may be
modulated 30% with a 400 -cycle audio signal. A 400 - measured by disconnecting the speaker voice coil and
cycle source is necessary for the audio measurements. substituting a 3.2 ohm, 5 watt resistor across the
secondary winding of the output transformer. A read-
In order to make the adjustments listed in the table ing of .4 volts AC across this resistor will be equiva-
below, it is necessary to first remove the front panel lent to a 50-milliwatt output with the speaker con-
in order to remove the chassis from the cabinet. The nected. Variations of plus or minus 25% are usually
loop leads must also be disconnected (unsolder) and permissible. Volume control at maximum for all
extended by means of short leads. The table below adjustments.
SIGNAL GENERATOR
INPUT FOR
ADJUST FOR
Connection to Ground DIAL SETTING 50-MILLIWATT
Frequency Coupling MAXIMUM OUTPUT
Radio Connection OUTPUT
Stator lug Variable

.1 mfd Trimmers 1st and 2nd 100 microvolts
455 KC Var. Capacitor Chassis Condenser
condenser I.F. transformer
(front section) fully open
1650see note 1(Rear

KCNoneNoneCondenser----
Coupling loop
Variable
fully open
Oscillator Trimmer
section)
1500 KC
Coupling loop
see note 2
None None 1500 KC
Ant. trimmer
(front section)
----
.1 mfd High side of .045 volts
400 cycles Chassis
condenser volume control
Note I - Connect signal generator leads to a three VOL CONTROL

turn radiating loop approximately 4" in dia-
meter placed about 8" from the loop of the 1;,;1
receiver. Cl500 KC. ANT TRIMMER B BATT
Note 2 - After chassis is installed in cabinet and re- L-1-1 ---11650 KC. OSLTFIMMER
connected to its loop re -adjust the antenna CHASSIS TOP VIEW SHOWING TUBE AND
TRIMMER LOCATION
trimmer by ear, with low signal input.
BLUE BLUE T2 GREEN
- - C9
.002 MF13.
IR5 2 IS5 3S4
R SPEAKER
RI
100K
671/2V
R2 6 BAT T
4.7 K
I 455 KC.
CI
ALL RESISTORS 1/9 IRS 174 155 354 EIMFD TO
WATT AND ALL 100V -L- FILAMENTS
PAPER CAPACITORS 7 5 7
I1/2 V.A. BAT T iritZOINT
53
I
150 VOLT UNLESS DOOR SWITCH

OTHERWISE MARKED. SHOWN IN
TWA. BAT T. 'ON'POSITION
K KILOHMS
FILAMENT CONNECTIONS
TA
(01 _a I1
1R5
OD V2 AEG
r -oo DO V
Re
6 0 1T4 I
Fol.
'OOP
ANT_ C22
,,10
000 22K.
1 RII
ATM. 4.7 C
2.21420
C2 L _J
- IC
Re
MWG
11.---,200 QT
LU
C20 2
CONTROL
1:3MED
1002
ANT GM)
B[AD LEAD
RITPA4 eLACK
)r 3Q4
WB
NOTES
NXTHGES AT TUBE SOCKETS ARE MEASURED
WITH A 1000 OHM -PER -vOLT VOLTMETER
LINE VOLTAGE 117 VOLTS, AC 60 CYCLES
DC SIDE OF RECTIFIER 100 V VW/
ALL VOLTAGE READING BELOW 9 VOLTS TAKER
ON 10 VOLT SCALE °ABOVE 9 VOLTS ON 250 2
VOLT SCALE UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED
LC 0 TS
ALL PLUS VALUES TAKEN WITH MINUS SIDE OF 00 C14 -D
VOLTMETER ON B- LINE r CIO --
Rue R13A 0 100r
LTC INPUT- 213XV.--
AC-0C--,
BATTERy
PL.LOG euk -A
BL NOV 0E1 K.
RD 9V VA ovA
PROP
VEw
CORE END VIEW 535 to 1600 kc.

To Align Pointer Frequency Range
- Lyle up mar5.rr 11,11609s ALIGNMENT 455 kc.
2 - Turn tuning 'holt Complotlay olockwlso, Imo Vp ripht side of potntw with the TOOL
Intermediate Freq.
loll edge of tho loll long calibration moth.
42 DIA
APPROX
4' LONG
ROO
PRIMARY
WINDING
SCREW rot
CRIMP IN V
WARDS
TUBING 84BR-1065A
COIL FORM
R IS. A ,f3
CAUTION-The I.F. transformer construction is such that
SECONDA two resonance peaks occur for each winding, one peak
WINDING
SELENIUM when the slug is above its coil and another peak when
RECTIFIER SILVER MICA
ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS
C14.4. ELC,IS
the slug is below its coil. Be sure the upper cores are
CROSS SECTION OF F
TRIMMER VIEW ON REMOVE 4 SCREWS 'X' TO GET AT above the top coils and the lower cores are below the
GANG CAPACITOR CHASSIS WIRING OR WHEN ALIGNING
POINTER
bottom coils (see coil drawing).
M 0 N T G 0 M E R Y W A R D
74BR-1501B, 1502B
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE AND RECEIVER STAGE SENSITIVITIES
The signal source must be an accurately calibrated speaker voice coil and substituting a 3.2 -ohm, 5 -watt
signal generator capable of supplying R. F. signals resistor across the secondary winding of the output trans -
modulated 30% with a 400-cyle audio sgnal. A 400- former. A reading of .4 volts AC across this resistor
cycle source is necessary for the audio measurement. will be equivalent to a 50-milliwatt output with the
The table below lists the sensitivity at various points. speaker connected. Variations of plus or minus 25% are
All measurements are based on an output of 50- milli- usually permissable. Volume control at maximum for all
watts. This may be measured by disconnecting the adjustments.
SIGNAL GENERATOR INPUT FOR
ADJUST FOR
Coupling Connection to Ground TUNER SETTING 50-MILLIWATT
Frequency MAXIMUM OUTPUT OUTPUT
Capacitor Radio Connection
Metal 12597 Iron cores all Trimmers on output

455 kc .1 mf the way out and input I.F. cans
antenna plate Pin 3
Metal 12SQ7 Iron cores all Oscillator trimmer C6

1720 kc .1 mf antenna plate Pin 3 the way out
External 12SQ7 Iron cores all Antenna trimmer C3
1720 kc 200 mmf the way out
antenna clip Pin 3
External 12597 Adjust position of ant. coil 31 microvolts

1400 kc 200 mmf 1400 kc
antenna clip Pin 3 (see coil illustration view)
External I 2SQ7
1720 kc 200 mmf 1720 kc Antenna trimmer C3* 31 microvolts
antenna clip Pin 3
External 12597 1000 kc 28 microvolts

1000 kc 200 mmf antenna clip Pin 3
12597 Iron cores all 82 microvolts

455 kc .1 mf I 2SA7, Pin 8
the way out
Pin 3
12507 .05 volts

400 cycles .1 mf 12SQ7, Pin 2
Pin 3
*After the antenna coil has been tracked at 1400 kc, it requires considerable change, the position of the an -
is necessary to check the antenna trimmer C3 again at tenna coil at 1400 kc must be readjusted. These two
1720 kc. If no appreciable change in trimmer adjust- adjustments should be made several times, until no
ment is necessary, the coil is in track. If the trimmer trimmer adjustment is required at 1720 kc.
NOTE ON SOME SETS R5 R6,C13 CI4 ARE
COMBINED ON A COMPOSITE STRIP --T
11-
12SA7 12SK7 12597 50L6GT
CONVERTER 1 F AMP 2ND DET ,A V. C. OUTPUT
N. 150 AUDIO AIMED
-'
''
T2 T3 ___4._13r-- --'4
A 4.1.,.;
, (ETERNAL
ANTENNA a -, C14 al) 150K
C - C1. 0,
....
00
ear :
90
00 ss 110 0 0 500MMF
C rSillla (9' _I 0
ANTENNA RATE 90
190°
Q: 8
2 R6
220 0 0
,0 0 0V 0
0. VIEW OF SIDE WITH
@Wort) VOL CONTROL W
C2
300I_
0 .0 B
00 500.000 A C D
00 TWO BUTTONS
R2 C13 C4fTIAJTT RANSFORNER

500890
CI5
002T R5
TI -A 150,000
.... :;c.
RI
R3 R4
3 22.000 3.3900 4 1146
C.5.,::: 0
50
TO
TI B RN 3PLAAEIT
B+ VOICE COIL
3 2 01114$
a
05 = 6
ON -Off ST/ITCH
ON VOLUME CONTROL
NOTES
FIGURES AND LETTERS OPPOSITE
'""C17
iso9oo C I6 -A C16 B
GIB
.05
'11---C-
.-. j 105.125 V01.13
AC - DC
SOCKET PIN NUMBERS ARE VOLTAGE 115
READINGS TAKEN WITH A 5,000 -OHMS- LI AAW 00
PER -VOLT METER BETWEEN SOCKET
TERMINALS AND B- LINE VOLTAGE 117 V AC
A - CANNOT BE MEASURED WITH VOLTMETER.
R9
1200 eitar
B -12 VOLTS AC BETWEEN PINS 2 AND 7 t2380 12381 1251l1 501.66T OWIFID I 2P
R11
42/ 0
C- 12 VOLTS AC BETWEEN PINS 7 AND 8
o- 43 VOLTS AC, BETWEEN PINS 2 AND 7 .--Ir--fr-'FT-f\--Ii- 33
112 90
E- 32 VOLTS AC BETWEEN PINS 2 AND 7 35Z5GT

RESISTOR AND COIL VALUES SHOWN IN OHMS. RECTIFIER
NOTE THIS CHOKE NOT USED
CAPACITOR VALUES SHOWN IN MFD UNLESS ON SOME SETS.
OTHERWISE INDICATED.
NOTES: On some sets dual trimmer C3, C6 is grounded to chassis instead of to B- as shown above.
On some sets R6 is 470K ohms and R5 is 220K ohms. On some sets RIO is not used. 55
12SA7 12SK7 12SQ7 50L6GT
UI CONVERTER I. F. AMP. 2ND. DET., A .V. C OUTPUT
S. 1ST AUDIO
EXTERNAL
AlITINNA C2 C 10
11-111--.4
.004
T3
C9
2z0
Mir RIO
470.000
15
22,000
R9
C5 220,000
100 Nur
C7 "
100
knof R8
C8
220 MEG
YYF VOLUME PI SPChKES
CONTROL R8 3.2 MIS
I CluEc.
(RE NOTE)
T1 R4
LOOP 220,000
ANT.
FILAMENT WIRING
Nos RS VOLTS
AC -DC
50L651 12557 125A7 12507
Df D 31 2 7 2 7 2 7 7
Pilot Light
6-8 Volts
35Z5GT
RECTIFIER R12 R13
3525GT
Ose trimmer 27 100 1200
C4 NOTES:
Ant trimmer trimmers 50L6GT 411* VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH A 5000 -OHMS -
C3 PER -VOLT METER BETWEEN B- AND SOCKET
TERMINALS. LINE VOLTAGE 117 VOLTS AC. CAPACITOR VALUES IN MFD UNLESS
A - CANNOT BE MEASURED WITH VOLTMETER. OTHERWISE INDICATED.
.
B - I I VOLTS AC ACROSS PINS 2 AND 7 RESISTOR AND COIL VALUES IN OHMS.
12SA7 C- I 1 VOLTS AC ACROSS PINS 7 WHERE VALUE OF COIL IS NOT SHOWN,
12S07 AND 8
- 35 VOLTS AC ACROSS PINS 2 AND 7 RESISTANCE IS LESS THAN ONE OHM.
E - 49 VOLTS AC ACROSS PINS 2 AND 7
Electrolytic F - 117 VOLTS AC ACROSS PINS 2 AND 4. NOTE
Input 125K7 WHERE NO READING IS INDICATED SOME SETS HAVE 500,000 OHM
Line741& Output I.F. VOLTAGE IS ZERO. VOLUME CONTROL.
Cord
Frequency Range 530 to 1630 kc.
Intermediate Freq...455 kc. NOTE: On some sets the B+ lead of the second I F is connected to C14 instead of C15.
WARDS 84BR-1507B, 15088 ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
The signal source must be an accurately calibrated speaker voice coil and substituting a 3.2 -ohm. 5 -waft
signal generator capable of supplying R. F. signals resistor across the secondary winding of the output trans-
modulated 30% with a 400 -cycle audio signal. A 400 - former. A reading of .4 volts AC across this resistor
cycle source is necessary for the audio measurement. will be equivalent to a 50-milliwatt output with the
The table below lists the sensitivity at various points. speaker connected. Variations of plus or minus 25% are
All measurements are based on an output of 50 -milli - usually permissable. Volume control at maximum for all
wafts. This may be measured by disconnecting +he adjustments.
SIGNAL GENERATOR INPUT FOR

ADJUST FOR 50-MILLIWATT
Connection to Ground TUNER SETTING
Coupling MAXIMUM OUTPUT OUTPUT
Frequency Capacitor Radio Connection
Pin No. 8 of 12597 Trimmers on output

455 kc. mf. Rotor full open and input I.F. cans 100 microvolts
.1 12SA7 Pin 3
Pin No. 8 of 12597 Oscillator trimmer C7

1650 kc. .1 mf. Rotor full open Ion bottom)
12SA7 Pin 3
Set dial at Antenna trimmer C2

1400 kc. none See note A none
1400 (on bottom)
External 12SQ7
1400 kc. .1 mf. 1400 kc. 13 microvolts
ntenna clip 'Pin 3
12SQ7 .05 volts

400 cycles .1 mf. 12597, Pin 2 Pin 3
Note A: Lay output lead of generator in back of loop antenna. Turn up generator output. Loop antenna will pick up energy.
Algrop f
=al=
yiE
POINTER SHAFT
DIAL
Bar
DIAL
COVER 12D"
TUNING KNOB
POINTER
(7) AL'Ycn ruv
NOTE: On some sets slug tuned I. -F.'s are used instead of trim- are tuned from the top and bottom (secondary on fop, primary en
mer tuned 1. -F.'s. 108-14011 and 108-145 are trimmer tuned. bottom).
B -13A-12023 and B -13B-12022 are slug tuned. The slug tuned I. -F.'s When slug tuned I. F.'s are used, R5 is 270 ohms.
12E106 12SA7 12606 12 507 351,7 -GT
V3
TI T
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ay
O0
00
0 OM_ 0
Sy
0100
O0
000 080
0 0 0 0
01 -WO 43
O0
0 O0
0.-AGWO-
600
WES.4APLE44.
AVG
RD DO
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000
o
35Z 5 -GT
12006
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1.141
4.0
35L6/4T 4E806 .25D7 12501 ca -A

g SI AC
yi
0 0 v
054 00E0
50,40 CYCLES
00 A 3 4 : A
57
EXT
ANT 12BE6 12BA6 12AT6 50B5
CONVERTER IF,AMP. OET. A vC. AUD 0 OUT PUT
CI8
71 T2
LOOP ANTENNA 0.-1111--11--48
01 MF
to!w C9 C131
C22 75
-820 4 0 RII R12
NOOK 560K
R2 L__
C3 73
22K RS BLUE
R 17 81.K C15
. AM/ C4 2201.0X
3. 3MEG
1000
...47MMF
2
PHONO
INPUT C2I
R6 DIM
TUNING , 5605
CORES or S2 12 014.45
I- I al. VOICE
.0)67M F. COL
L3
R7 CI 4 C16 RID C
I AEG
C7 H4-10, IME.G 25 W MF
09Mr R9 'UHF20
P3
270K BBMEG CO?N"ICIROL
F"- P1 3A
C8 1.50'h
.05MF
RIS
4 1200-K1W
000 4 3 00
2001 20e
R14 R15
BACK VIEW BACK VIEW MWA1A
ANT SOCKET PHONO MOTOR
NW 220-1W
SOCKET 0. C 20C C2OB
R.5
3 4 34 34 4 O 1-210MFD 20.1fO
NOTES
SI ON REAR OF VOLUME CONTROL
SHE.
52 IS THE RADIO-PHONO SWITCH. SHOWN IN -1)
RADIO POSITION. 35W4
RECTIFIER
ALL RESISTORS ARE 1/2 WATT UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED 2
VOLTAGES TAKEN WITH A 1000 -OHMS -PER -VOLT VOLTMETER 0 01
DC SOCKET VOLTAGE READINGS ARE TAKEN BETWEEN PINS I 0 4 Frequency Range 535 to 1620 kc.
DESIGNATED AND 8- LINE VOLTAGE 117 AC. RHONO MOTOR
VOLTAGES SHOWN ARE DC UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED SOCKET Intermediate Freq. 455 kc.
I2AT6 PHONO INPUT SPEAKER

INPUT I.F. OUTPUT I.F. PILOT LIGHT SOCKET SOCKET
50B5
I2BA6 ASSEM.
W/SHIELD
C 5 OSC.
TUNING
TRIMME SHAFT
TUNING
C 3 ANT rCORE
TRIMMER TUNING
BRACKET
I2BE6 '11114le-1 mis1/4EOLI
35 W4 GUIDE
ROD FRONT
OSC. TUNING ELECTROLYTIC PLATE
COIL ASS
PHONO MOTOR L INE CO D BOTH TUNING CORES PROTRUDE 166," OUT
ANT. TUNING .10 \SOCKET OF BASE OF TUNING COIL ASSEMBLIES, WHEN TIE
TUNING BRACKET IS AGAINST THE FRONT PLATE
COIL ASSEM. all LOOP ANT. L' 3 SHUNT OUTPUT TRANS. AS SHOWN IN DRAWING, (DIMENSION y)
IP SOCKET THE TOTAL LENGTH OF MACHINE SCREW
OSC. COIL IS 3/4 IN DIMENSION x. APPROX. 7/16 IN.
NOTE: On some sets, the loop antenna socket is eliminated and leads are brought out thru the hole.
I 2 AT 7 BY OSC PAW. 6 BA6 r IS AAA 6 B A 6 ...I. /WI, 6A1_5 fur 0rICCrOB
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C-7 - o
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C-11 r
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C-4 = R-6
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C-35 R-14
500 MM F. C 47 ;E:
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411.116 CM R12
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6AV6 R II 6800.
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2.2 Sr sr, Nr1
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20 MMF MEG pr
C-36 it Art
ONONO 617,, R-19
500 er
MMF 113 R-18 220K.
1030, 1000 C
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R -I5 C-50
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2.2 MEG. 1,, 2201 R-401
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C-33 IASS CONII001 BOO.. nor
C -1B C
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47 01
--ONO CaP R-42 MEG MF
GANG CONDENSER
xr 2.2 MEG.
ssorecr R4I
I MEG
trcr xr
4=E7 R-43
COIL WINDINGS FOR WHICH NO MEG
RESISTANCES ARE SHOWN. HAVE A R-45 =a) 2.2 MEG
DC. RESISTANCE OF LESS THAN 01..
47011
C-34 BC
T-21 6 IS
R-20 OHOMO R.24
500 1000,, 6V6GT
I MEG 6U5 L
MF V AiJ000.1.)
`'" T-13
- 7rIiit[MeOsc [oft R50
61- Sr SIC, fro I S'gfr
C-61
SECTION 114 I NEAST 0.1o MEG DO6
1 BAND SWITCH ANON RESTS R-26 R-27 7
PAPoP
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C-64.. R-25 C-65 R 30
sorrror VIERVED FROM SI E xrrResr 8.4N0 strirov SAW, C-651344. 2.2
45 ME 1 DEC SO MME MEG.
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1,10141 5U4 MIAT
BECTirIER 6V6GT
BC A'
41.0 OuI.I
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000ko Frequency Ranges Broadcast 540-1600 KC 1501(.4. 3. 35
rorcre 20
R-34uEG 44:11V
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44 pirrri
swoo. Frequency Modulation 88-108 MC 0
Neior.9 C-67 ,.4
K Short Wave 5.8-18 MC .02 ME
Swirl, al -62 + C-63 Intermediate Frequency--AM-455 KC 6 AV6 R-37 R-38
04,2 .4r
20 TT40 P.Se I.ENT 22011
It ME FM -10.7 MC
ore ret MEG fir
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1
T.
WARDS MODEL 84WG-2712A

RADIO
6BA7
AM -FM CONVERTER
6BA6 6BA6
1ST IF 2 ND 1 F DISMA1715JA TOR R -I2
T-4 BLUE 3.6"
1ST I F TRANS.IF M) L) FMS 1-6 T-7
I 2ND LFI:R2INS (AM -FM)
L-1 BLUE IOT R F- 01 AM FM DISC. TRANS
FIE. CHOKE
C11
C-10 mi. (14.0... 0 1. !7:10
10 gr (DC -22
TO I
MTN% 4 r I ";NC; SEC.
1N 1
nimF.4- F RON T T
-21
6.3V. - - - ----'11 7 0
C II 1-.2 I C-23
C-5 10" E /OAF
DISC. TRANS. 1ST I.F.
L- C-9 5000 T-5
I500 R-5
I SL TRANS (AM)
TERMINALS TRANS. (AM S. FM) MME r PARASITIC 47 TMYL.,-, 68". 100 MMF T
R -I ___J
TERMINALS CHOKE 22 K., MME < 10
1
CIS ."' iJI
To 0.6.I
. R-9
I '4. C?Iiti
"1 68 IC, R-11
CHOKE 200-1: ..Z200 I C-20
C-6 C-27
I
T-1 "4" MF 1
12
AJA r.F. RED 100 IMMF.
LOOP ANTENNA ,r( i__,_ .__.71...1 R-4 278,.
MMF. OL-2 SWITCH 1-0.18 5000
1ST SEC REAR 100 K"
col C .L.05 MF. MMF. 4.\
T.-2
ANT COIL
il Li
BLACK
GREEN
R-10
C-26
12700
R-6 C:2/13
1200" 1000A. MME
34"4:'
CC
0.6.N. 21 R-13 R-14
T T
rT lJ RED "AAM,WMWV-41
T3` 10000,10000,
osc osc
AM ;71.11-4 FM IT
50 MMF.
_8^1 - J/ 8
GANG CONDENSER 47
11
F is
FM AM
AM FROND
SWITCH
SECTION SWITCH
C:-12 NDFRONT 1ST SEC
F RONr 18
HITS
5Y3 029- 2.2 MEG.

5 ME FM B UET.10
REC IR-15A R-158 6V6
N. OUTPUT
T-8 1400" 1000" AM cC1 6AV6 OUTPUT
0/ - POL E T T-9 RED 2 ND DEr AVC C36 TRANSFORMER
ANTENNA PHONO
CONNECTION POWER -30A C -30C CO PHONO I 450.
'OR DI -POLE C' 10 0 INPL/ 02 ME
TO EXTERNAL TRANSFORMER C. 40 20 C -38a
ANTENNA RED TEL MF. 1308 ME 00i 3.2N
V 350V , 40 IN r, 2ND SECTION C-35 Mr.
0i.0BLACK:YELLOW FRONT R-17
c.100), UF.`.350 V!
032 0.5 MEG. C-34 220 r
RED
`1":;79g- RED MMF.
--) 68 MMF. VOLUME
YELL OW
PHONO OOH( CONTROL .005
sworcH coNrAc.- MOTOR 2 MF. 0-20
NI/AIDERING SOCKET YELLOW R-21
R-16 10 MEG. 470 K..
SYSTEM CR N
BLACK H.3 V 15 IC."
EATERS
END OF SWITCH 3 MEG. CC
5 6 WAFER NEAREST GA
4 7 CHASSIS. C33 TONE
LJ CONTROL
3 PA/NT DOT .04 MF.T
DIAL
T-3 LAMPS RED
2 AP lb 9 .4
2
NOTE, RED
COIL WINDINGS FOR WHICH NO
SWITCH SECTION RESISTANCES ARE SHOWN,HAVE C-7 AM OSC. SECTION
VIEWED FROM FRONT 3
OF CHASSIS A D.C. RESISTANCE OF LESS Intermediate Frequency...AM-455KC
THAN 0.1" FM SEC. ADJ. C-3 ANT. SECTION
OSC. COIL FM -10.7 MC
(AM)
AM PRI. ADJ. FM ADJ
POINTER CLAMP
LOOP GANG
SEC. ADJ.
0
A ANTENNA COND.
DIAL
TENSION SPRIN4
BRACKET
CONDENSER IN WARDS
MLLE CLOSED
DIAL POSITION
STRING
AM PRI.-SEC. ADJ.
C-21 AND C-22 PRI. ADJ. MODEL 84WG-2714G
DRIVE
SKAFT C-12 FM OSC. ADJ. Ta
FM PRI. ADJ.
6BE6 qrs./ L-3 CHOKE 6BA6 6BA6
AM FM CI:P./5,97CP 1ST IF 2NO IF 01.5RI,M171,ATOR R-26
H
L-1 ,J T-6 CI6
F/L. CHOKE -.s -F TRANS 'FY
0 35" G. BLUE
47 MMF.
T -I0
FM DISC TRANS
C> 0
OM C'il
C-40 R -I6
T-8
100 2ND R-9
500 MMF C23
c MMF 276, 2.2 MEG 70
DASrE
2ND SE II
DISC. TRANS. 1ST I.. L1 J MMF.
TERMINALS TRANS (AM REM)
rao5
TERMINALS , 6.3Y
T- 7 C -15
5 I F 7PAA/5 tAM, 5000
C-3 MMF. 0
R-22 YvJ 47 MMF.
T-1 CI0
LOOP ANTE 3.6." J
)00
T- 4 MMF. R-25
OSC (FM) BC AC 680"
1.51%r GREEN
40
C REAR 5 N._
C9 C---251 1
/
100 MMF 5000
MMF.
41)
R-12 R-13
C.7
, 1000^. 15000" 15000" M
.01 MEM
7
GANG CONDENSER
AM.
R-14
0cn
PHONO 13200" - 4.7 MEG.
SW TcH SWITCH 1-3
SECTION
CC:I-12NDFRONT 1ST SECT/ON 22 MEG.
FRONT
5Y3 REGT
o
T-2 R-I5B FM
DI -POLE w(T-12
ANTENNA 1400 1000 Am 1-3
11 OUTPUT
CONNECTION PHONO TRANSFORMER
POWER C -26A C -26C
ro EXTERNAL FOR 0/ -POLE TRANSFORMER PHONO C -3I
INPUT
ANTENNA 220
7 M26e MMF.
61)08( AcK.(E)...o). 350V 40 2ND SECT/ON
ON -OFF 6.0.0 VF...350 FRONT
SWITCH C-28
68 MMF.
PHONO of '
sw/TcH CONTACT moroa,f,
NUMBERING SOCKET R 19
SYSTEM R21
B CAC' 10 MEG 4706"
HEATERS
END OF SWITCH ti
WAFER NEAREST
CHASSIS.
C-29
PA/NT DOTS DIAL .04 MET.
T-5 L AMPS
t"
2 -47
NOTE,
SWITCH SECT/ON COIL WINDINGS FOR WHICH NO
VIEWED FROM FRONT RESISTANCES ARE SHOWN,HAVE C 0
4 3
OF CHASSIS A D.C. RESISTANCE OF LESS
C 38) OSC. SECTION
OSC. COIL
THAN 0.t., FM SEC. ADJ.
( AM/
C-31 ANT. SECTION
AM PRI. ADJ.
FM ADJ
LOOP GANG SEC. AD I.
Socket voltages are shown on the schematic diagram at the ANTENNA COND.
tube socket terminals. All voltages are between the socket
terminal and chassis ground. Plate, screen and cathode
voltages were taken with a 1000 ohm -per -volt meter with
a 300 volt scale used for plate and screen voltages. Audio
grid voltages were read with a vacuum tube volt -meter.
Conditions of measurement are:
AM PRI.-SEC. ADJ.
Line voltage 117 Volts AC -35 (AM) C-14 AND C-15 PRI. ADJ.,
Signal Input None rn
AM SEC. AQ_J. FM PRI. ADJ.
L-1
LOOP ASSEM. SHIELD
IRS 1U4 155
OSC MOD I -F AMP OCT Ai AVC p.,1imp
as LA
C 5
LS,
3-1/2 PM
SPEAKER
IApYYf T3
ARIA
R-17
I Y20
R -IS
3.3
0
MEG
10044.4F
R -I6
0y0 r0rw
3.
OMEN O.
C
00
O
R-19
00
" 8!
4SAVVVv. 175
270 xD
R-11 4.
WON mr z*
17-10
41~
3.3 SEG 0
L-2 1100 F
OS C COIL .01IF r12
Os op
:8kio
(BRAT VIEW)
F.3
HS- QORLY g;-_7_11-3
rR
Lam,
'
cz, L-2 VIII Om Z

OS
C> COICL
o0 R-3
VNAM
Z
ORS;
.011FUE
S -I 0
SWITCH V/
C3 w
'IP BATTERY
MV
67.1/1 VOLTS B`NP
P TRIMMERS ON GANG TEL
E-2 5300 EvEREA0 ART

2
ISO R. e R- 2 2 EFC
oft EQUIVALENT 1,1
ANYttAY SED
110-120V.- [A* l000 GRIAi i-Htv 1-1/2v
EI.F.. 455 KC] AC OR DC ,wwwl RECT.
FREQUENCY RANGE 03 F
-
535 KC TO 1600 KC LINE CORD OIZIF a
AND PLUG EvEREARY 450
OR EQui
L154 Y. _ _ _ - O 0Y - 19.2
ORO, EjAIL2fax
ELECT CAP .Lu,OE
T'
OA:
SWITCH L
A 0
0
°RNA 1.
BLP
SLIDE TYPE
ti
CONNEGT1083 OF AV BATTERY
TERMINAL STRIP PE D:4
NOTE RESISTOR VALUES ARE INDICATED IN OHMS.

KONE THOUSAND 11000) 06MS.
A' BATTERY DRAIN ISO MA AT 2.0 VOLTS.
'
BATTERY DRAIN 6.5 MA AT 67.5 VOLTS.
011 + RECEIVER CHASSIS
MODELS 5A7 a 5A7A
C!:7TS CHASSIS HS -62 & HS -62A
68A6 68E6 6BA6 6A T6 6V6-GT
F AMP 050 - MOO I -F AMP SET, -ADC -A -F
0) P* AMP
WO I TI 1
-- 4 DoT
r- ew URN DOT
C-3 R-2 R-4
N.11111 50
1"' C-9 A
L. '.11: .006
71710 NM,. R3i R-7
NOMINAL 1001, 8 150
'R-20
50 mu, 50 MMF. 270 C-20
.0 WO.
L-
L+2Nil :%7]
C I
C-2 1001
CT RAS
41
SH-1 2500 C-22
R -H
cos om 03C RAM en
L 100 oAe
a SH-2
IS R-1
C-1 mr
S2 TOi ^4. R-131 705
SOOT 1R-12
TARP 0 AT C-16
500 'Del
.05 km
4
.05 Yr .0S OAF hIF mimo R-6 500q R-22
=Om 102 0 - TONE CONTROL
T -I a T-2 CONNECTIONS
5ENS Dl AF
TE CONY IC." BOTTOM VIEW f,
R -S (TERMINALS 2 e 5 -DUMMY LUGS)
To 75 Too R-23 C-23
-9 WPM
223
30 2.10
L
1 MEG
voRATOR RECT. R-19

61 I MEN.
RAI 2 ...I:
56 C
r A 30
5
c 15
R IC R-16 TONE I
56
tTt-
L-6
00C1
5 122
DIAL LIGHT
C.13
,o AMP
FUSE
TO F-1
OAT
NOTE: -ALL RESISTORS ARE INDICATED IN OHMS
09 C=0 T0 CONVENIENT
K. ONE THOUSAND 110001 ON45
WEPT SOURCE OF SATTER?
LEAD ASscmoLv
POWER.I6V)
Aioactfa 0
Motorola BA Chassis is a 6 -tube (including rectifier) automotive superheterodyne receiver. This chassis
is universal and is used in Motorola Models FD8, CTB, NE8, 0E2, 0E8, SR8, SR6, BK8, BK8X, P02, PC8,
KR8, HNB, 8FDT, 8G14T, etc. An external speaker is used with these receivers.
TUNING RANGE - 535 to 1600 Kc IF FREQUENCY - 455 Kc

LOOP
12SA7 12SK7 12SQ7 50L6GT
CONVERTER IF- AMP DET-AVC-AF A PWR-AMP
C ED
BLU; 3 ©
GRN
GRN OUTPUT
DIODE TRANS.
GRN 8
3.2
470K
M F.
4 PM
SPKR
150
BARE
K
..- RE D
220MMF
.1-2) END
.002 ME IOENTI1 AVON
47K 0.02) ;
I MEG
LL
500K MULTIPLE .,
0 75R CAPACITOR 11
.05 ME R-5 CONNECTIONS]

2 GANG VOLUME
CAPACITOR CONTROL .
12 345
35Z5GT
RECT
BRACKET VIEW
OF OSC. COIL ,AANAM---,AANAM-
L-2 27 1000
RED-- FGRN
220K 50 ME 30 ME
PILOT LIGHT 150 V. 150 V. I
* 47 arm
12SQ7 12SA7 12SK7 50L6GT
L.
ELK
ELECT. CAP
7 7 7
SWITCH
117V. AC DC
ON VOLUME
CONTROL U)
5 ME
IF.455KC CO
FREQUENCY RANGE 535KC
TO 1620KC
NOTES
'Si'=GROUND TO COMMON NEGATIVE.
.GROUND TO CHASSIS.
* =TRIMMER ON GANG.
K ZONE THOUSAND (1000) OHMS.
ALL RESISTORS INDICATED IN OHMS.
A =MULTIPLE CAPACITOR.
68A6 68E6 6AT6 6V6GT
RF AMP 04c MOD
0) PIRA AMP
C -A
5018.
T-2 C49
0) DIODE -IT 5
5MME **-11
1 IT
R-2 C- R-21
pw-
R-22
150
220K 2205 T-3
8 0-25 OUTPUT
R? TR.5
130 50
L-4
R 14 R -I5
WaLALEU HC ,
R-26
EC
CA
TOO
A -S -23
6AT6 6V6GT
1209 PRA amw
NANO INVERT
A'77,072 CR
Wm,
NORMAL I
PI
r' I- C-21
RA /. wog BloNfj
.05 RAS
-POW I
5 5IAEG
7 v.
RI.
Is 21 1r
590
: CAB
RS
1200 IR 25
T I A T-2 CONNECTIONS
(BOTTOM
(TERMINALS 2 p 5nu.my LUGS,
SOO
RAO
NMY R.27
55 22:0
NOTES RE5,5-09S ARE IND. CAVED OHMS

-NALL;;NF ,o;OGAND TOO) 4.004
A 20 ME )010, CI
MED
MODEL CR 8 ELECT C -22

T-4
604
Of 5.1
I Ma TOR ROWER TRANS
oolog plug
RAI .00./
ON Orr 00
5 ip
5- MODEL - CRS
§
0 CA R-18 'Mr
R.I2 0 0n.c...Lio,T ION
PILOT LANT O I -P 455 AC
5 YF II
FOE AL ENCr RANGE
CA5
53. TO 1610 AC
000
'SAW
To v .
TO SET THE PUSH BUTTONS BA? =0
ACCEPT
CO3 =' TO AMMETER
A. LEAD ASSE MBLY
1. Turn radio on by pushing the top button "in".
Allow radio to warm up for a few minutes.
2. Push the number 11111 button in as far as it O
will go and HOLD IT THAT WAY.
2. With the tuning knob, tune in the station you
desire to set up. The pointer will indicate the .44frieta
frequency of the station. Tune carefully until
47)
you are exactly on the station; tuning to either Motorola Model CR8 is an 8-tube (including rectifier) automotive superheteroayne receiver using an
side of it will result in poor tone quality. Re- external speaker.
lease button and knob after tuning in station.
4. Follow above steps 2 and 3 for the remaining This receiver Is specifically designed for Installation in 1948 Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto & Chrysler
four buttons. cars. It will also accommodate 1940, 1941, 1942, 1948 & 1947 Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto & Chrysler
cars.W
L-1
LOOP ASSEM.
IRS 104 155 3S4
F AMP DET AF Av PAR AMP
OSC MOO.
DLL;
C-4
,I3 L5 I
5.(F rm
)T 2O SPE FER
T-3
F I SOMME NODE
H 00616F
GAN.
S
006 MF
44=
50
IOU
O 0-14 R-15
I MEG 3.3
.00 MFG
"DORM,
a R-13
ITT
G
C 10
10 MEG
0-16
270
R-6
W6A7
2/
0.7
WARY
3.3 MEG
L-2 0.9 650 I-so Mr -1
0061 MF
OSC. COIL 550 =Err jELEC:
;
I
C-9 e,;
L _
AYES voi
2T,
oNTROL
R.11
(CmES
(BRAT. VIEW)
41 0
TUNING CM
CAP .05 mF
CI 2 C5
L-2 xo
0m
4-4-1 41. OSC
COIL 76
I 7'7_ CUT R-2
r TT PLATES MVP"
02 ro 22'
.02 m 67.50
C-3
-11111111-
swc.
a oN ercr EVEREADY °467
OF voL 000100L OR EQUIVALENT
'Er BATTERY
* TRIMMERS ON GANG R-5
F. ee
MAW
3300 I
110-120 V RG
AC OR DC .RED 'A' BATTERY
RECT
1117.-101-""7OVZQuElP
R, TWO 1.5 VOLT
HO M 20 IFF 20 1;fF i FLASHLIGHT CELLS
LINE CORD OLL6F SERIES
AND PLUG. I AB E VERE ACT 6.950
150 v I
C-2 i 150 v (5ov OR EQUIVALENT
8L0 ELECT CAP
NOTE'.- RESISTOR VALUES ARE INDICATED 04 OHMS C-8
6.0NE THOUSAND (1000) OHMS
/ 15v 1.5 v
'A BATTERY DRAIN 150 MA AT 2.8 VOLTS.
ET BATTERY DRAIN 8.5 MA AT 67.5 VOLTS.
-. F RECEIVER CHASSIS
BAT AC
MOTOROLA INC.
CHASSIS
MODEL 58L11 HS -114
BACK VIEW OF CHASSIS A SWITCH
12BE6 12BA6 12AT6 5085
a) L -I
CONVERTER 1-F AMP. PW'R. AMP.
LOOP
5
co MF.
GRN
T- I T-2
I F 0100E
C-7 T-3
TRANSF. 61 TRANSF. 3 OUTPUT
r- - TRANSF.
115 15
470K
R- 8
MMFT MMF.
470K 2 150
R-7 R-9
.005 TS
-5 (0
250 FAME
owl= LS -1
VOLT
0 SPEAKER
3.3 MEG. CONT. R-5
R-3 to MEG
T2 0
T -I 8 1-2 C/7
CONNECTIONS
(BOTTOM VIEW) 1-3
L-2
OSC. COIL NOTE 35W4
3 ALL RESISTORS INDICATED IN OHMS. RECT.
10 ONE THOUSAND (1000) OHMS.
* TRIMMERS ON GANG. MHM
RED DOT
27
R-6 RED R-IO -GRN

z
-11- -4 1- --I
I 50 MF. 30 MF.
I
150 MMx
W.V w. v. C-9
1
OSC. 11150 ELEC. CAP.

i
fl LI
II
TRIMMER L -J
1620KC --I i.- tv
II SOBS 12646 12BE6 12AT6 BLK
.05 MF
moIm
ANTENNA.., CHASSIS
TRIMMERqojel 4 3 3 3 4
1400KC
HEATER CIRCUIT HS -116
MODELS 58R11,58R12,58R13,
IF 455KC DIODE 455KC
®(TOP)PRIMARY ®(TOP) PRIMARY 58814,58R15858R16
03 (BOTTOM) SEC. 0(BOTTOM) SEC.
ANT
1467 1407 12B7 I4A7 1486 35A5
OF AMP OSC MOD 0. I.F. AMP DET -AVG- A -F PW'FL AMP T-3
L-1 OUTPUT
TRANS LS -I
LOOP C5
r-4 I- 3.20 AC
100 ME. PM 0
SPAR.
m
C-16
L-3
[7 flAm
02 mF
ft_:.7 Ma4F.
7P,X
L_ I- ,_--J C -4I ...C-13
R- -6
22
22.01 PAI/IF .01 mF.
SOO IMF.
C13
x
R8 x0 a)
ANYINt
C
C-2 2.2 MEG MEG. '200 -4 *76.
R-1 2 GANG. TUNING
CAPACITOR R-6 (no.
'MEG.
OS YF. co ul X CD
4.7 MEG C-7 C-15
TAP AT 0
125K R-14
OS YF.
VOL. CONT. CAI
SOO K
o
050 Con_
.14, 1, 8 L-2 35Y4
7i- 7" RECT.
6
R -I I NOTE
MYA,
220 lir GROUND TO CHASSIS.
10.7 AROUND TO B-
BRACKET VIEW --1
2
'6;6. I -F=4 55 KC . TRIMMER ON WOG (TOP)
OF OSC. COIL
COANDRD
ra v:IF FREQUENCY RANGE 535 KC -1620 KC 11 TRIMMER ON GANG (BOTTOM, DC NOT ADJUST)
L-2 ILOT LIGHT
PLUG R47 ALL RESISTORS ARE INDICATED IN 0055
-1 I- -;
117 V. C-10 O 1000 TOSS
AC -CC
1287
1486 1407 1407 1447
S ON7 Iv
VOLW CCNT
IS IMF.
R-3 C-9 R-8 RIO 0-15 13-9 C-7

DIOD 455 KC C-12 L-3 "
I -F155 KC C-11 T-2 C-8 14A7 T-1 1407.
R-16 12137
WAVE TRAP SEC. ( BOTTOM) SEC. (BOTTOM)
455 K C (:?
0 PRI. (TOP) 0 PRI. (TOP)
13-13
3 5MEG
ON ME
J GANG TUNING
CAPACITOR
5-1
SLICER SWITCH
OPERATED BY LINE
PLUG
BATTER,.
C-13
I ROME 20MF ROME no MF
I
130 v 1500 25v ,SOY
irm
ISvA,ON NSUU,ON
RANOLE Ix SuL ATTE, FROM CRASS!,
op, DPAC TOR 4 COP.NECTED
FROM MNOLE TO CHASSIS
NOTE
Fr TRIMMER LOCATED ON COVER
-
TRIMMERS ON GANG
ALL RESISTORS ARE INDICATED N OHMS
ONE THOUSAND (1000) OHMS
-GROUND TO CHASSIS
T7 -GROUND TO COMMON NEGATIVE
EvEREADY 153
GENERAL 60A -6F6-5
T -I, T-2 8 T-3

TRANSFORMERS
LUG VIE*
i a la 6066
Irr MAI
4)
66E6 ((Cl
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'AT'
oervc;0;r
MODEL 708
T -1 T. -
10011111, '"Cr
no.
i711-1II 1,41;4..=0,0011
ITIM01114 t -MOO, /.101
L.
0.0,111. 0011010, %MP
no
ises,n1£66 CDt6(O6 016 /11111011

MIMI MCC, 0.1.11 al. 00030110 000O3 0.0.$ are on,
Ma WWI 5. 01, CVOCIC 111 01.111001
Sc. 3 1 1011 /UMW iy 411.0ID
-
3111.-Cn
_T OMMM 10 ATI 11,01. ti.t,TMCAIL
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fl
tl vrn111004
6%4
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;
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tot
0 00X COM 1.0 455 KC I
Sr 1 (WOOER/Cr P.M
6,17 'SS .1C TO 100 110
TX
00 NM
..4.11
1
43 0=11 10 MOM 110

LIM 14,001
"As 68E6 ISA. SAT.

Of C .100 OCT;00.0 .04 PIM MI/.
T.4
Si".,
640.411
MODEL 408 " 70W011"7::T 4".

(TIMM/LS -11111, 1.611
664
nOT
.0111T001
nOTE I1110051.- 400

401. ilesreT005 Ant 11101Ci10 111 00.
.4 oo0 1,1003110 (10001 001111
I -F 405 661
1111100.1111C, Penne
66060 TO 140000
Mgr,
,,==.
1.1. 551101l
mown.
71
I 2SA7 12 S K 7 1 2 S07 50L6GT
IC 8 .0005 12 V
-I 09
.01
90
TI
010 13
.02
05 I. F. 455 KC.
CI IC
R4 1 MEG
C2 20
R2 R2 R6 R9
IS MEG <150
C6 15 MEG 410K
03I 1200
R3 Re
2.2 MEG
4°
05 FLOATING GROUND H:0° GIIA
.05
[F.
C4 .05
RIO
T330K
12 SO 7 12SA7 12SKT 5016 3525
R9
/\ \ /\ \ ISO
.42 d c INDICATES GROUND

C4 .05 Ri75 TO CHASSIS BASE
I 17 V 00
* MEAEUREU WITH VACUUM TUBE WILTWTER 35 Z5GT

C7 1/2 TURNS
'0)
%Rf LOCATION OF PARTS
OR I
R3 UNDER CHASSIS
FE'
(0)
RIO
coo Re 2
T3 j SW I
R9 woodirolos
11,
R4
DIAL STRING
I R5 IU 4 I S5 ILB4
LI z
R15 I R6 5EV
4.2 V
470 a .8V lu MEG By T3
eTe SPK
4.24 P
78V 'Cf')
GI T2 Cl)
TI
C8 O MEG0
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4
18V
RI am
09 78V 1
0
C1
I
C8 tTl
I
-ill
:-! 1,,,,G 002
L__-- R3
5 !MEG R5
HI 1,3
.0001 01 -- \M-
I. F. 4-5 Kc. R2
R7
CI C2 -1H. 47
C7
.00025 R8 R7 MEG
C5 680K ts-
tz
4-- L2 Sri R.
R7 C9C RIO C5 R9 a"
4.7 MEG KOK n
C6 100_680
3 C3 TC 3 R3 C 5 ----
01 G9 B
3.3 MEG 20 P
C4
°5 T C9A a s
FLOATING GROUND 40 (E2
CHASSIS GROUND
tri ti)
71 I
VOLTAGE MEASUREMENTS ARE MADE TO FLOATING GROUND WITH AN ELECTRONIC
VOLTMETER, WITH A UNE VOLTAGE OF 117 VOLTS AC AND NO SIGNAL.
tri
°R6 degenerative feedback resistor is used only on the Early Production of Model 241-P.
- 0
R4 was added and 1111 relocated on Model 241-P, to reduce the temperature of the rectifier.-
Except for R6, R4, and Ril, the circuit is the same for Models 241-P and 2410-P. a x
CCI
UUUUU to
In
ru
t:D
C3 co
co
R31
C4 C5[S R 5
\LisSfy.W-2 2 1 7t._
all R4 a R6 WERE USED CNLY CN MCOEL 241 P
RI I WAS LOCATED NEAR TFE K CH/SSIS FLANGE ON M. 2410 P.
LOCATION OF FARTS UNDER CHASSIS II DIAL STRING
ARRANGEMENT
1
12BA6 I2BE6 12BA6 12BA6 12H6 5OL6GT
\
-r\
F II 0- \ 92v
swt
PK
RA
CCM
= SW AM
7.3iA 19
0i
cositER
La \
C5 L RIO
= _L_ 40
CELL
ZALi.
iL10
//75/
333 (000
/ =
/ _./
115 v
T.
RECT. LIE
L II R 10
0rn
604 CI S
CEO ,7-.--1-1)H'\AP-rAt.
os
0 0 /LIE sw, w
TSC 020
- It' Ell 1-3

Ch
L13
a000e 3 e aCEse
03 as
.11MIC 110Y. Of IMO Al %MUM kermosesns At wa ELICVC110 ,OLTINTEN *IN LINE .,11.
I' PLY. MCA =V I. 01, II/ V C NO Of, g ...N. .401.111 OW11 POITTYL.
I`°'
RED DOT ON FIRST I.F. TRANS, LG2EEN DOT ON SECOND I .F. TRANS.
LUGSARE COUNTED IN A CLOCKWIM DIRECTICN, SEGINING AT THIS COT.
tfl
R
3 0
)i12 '336
cg4 Vc 0
C39
21
C34
C45
FREQUENCY RANGE
0 LOCATION OF PARTS AND Broadcast Band 5404600 KC
TRIMMERS UNDER CHASSIS AM -IF 455 KC
2 C9 k the mvE FM Band 88-108 MC
C41 FM -IF
R25. 10.7 MC
IS5 3V4 SELENIUM
I U4 I R5 IU4 OUTPUT RECTIFIER
I. F. AMP DET. AVC. AF AMP
RF. AMP CONVERTER 5.6 V
94v T3 P M.
CLIP FOR EXTERNAL ANTD1NA 5.6 v _AA A, SPK
4 2V. R2I 8,,v+
4 2.82
Pit 3 3 MEG
1 4v
47 MEG
C15 2
LJ CI 06, 0_,04 120v
9., TI %`, T2 TX
CO 0 RI CI4 RI3
R2
rI Om/ -1- 00a25 47 RI6
oo 1800
R3
22K RI4
R5
G16 C23* 1893
J C19
.00:033 C3 .COXICS3
R7 C11
09
033:6 47 K
L 001 SW 2.
L2 L3 03
T5 SHOWN IN
C2 R13,2 MEG VC. POSITION
o R6 FOR UNE 1-3
R22 3 3 M EG Cl2 I
62
ODE 000c5 )...-i. SW. Mn OPERATION

ON VO_
v CONTROL Cy
RI8 CI8 Crl
228 05
C20
- 002 R9
Br %V
330 K R17
2. R20 G 6 C178 C17C 680
11
CIO C21 ? 680 05 J. 20 00 RI2
yy I C7 .001C9 RIO R19 40
4 yR4 .2 -Q L4 22 ME
os R5 T 7 MEG 1000
330K .
10 MEG .2 02
VOLTAGE NEASLNENFN, WOE 111q1.1 AN ELEGTEKNIC

c._ CHASSIS GROUND
I...,.. FLOATING GROUND fl.TIETER Mali 117y AG LINE VOYAGE AN) NO SIGNAL
VAR.
CON.
2ND. I F. I ST I
ttlY PL1B ltP VIEW

OUTPUT
TRANS. SPEAKER 0
11/
DIAL DRIVE CORD MAKES
2 3/4 TURNS AROUND
TUNING SHAFT.
TUBE LAYOUT
On battery operation, the B+ voltage measured to floating ground
should be the sum of the A & B battery voltages or approximately 99 Volts
with new batteries.
FREQUENCY RANGE 540-1600 kc

Broadcast LOCATION. OF KARTS UNDER CHASSIS
U' IF
455 kc
12SK7 I 2 SA7 I2SK 12SO? 35L6 GT /0
TEXTERNAL
I ANTENNA
SPK.
In L LI
CI
WI
0hn
lib
41)
0rn
I.F. 455 KC. RI FLOATING GROUND
330K
36LS 128K? 12SK7 12i3A7 121307

CHASSIS R.F.A. 1. F. A. MIX hi
GROU ND
NOTE: TUBULAR PAPER 1-3
CAPACITORS
CURVED LINE 35Z5G7/G
INDICATES ©O
OUTSIDE FOIL.
T. SWAGE MEASUIEMENTS NR WITH AN ELECTOONIC VOLTMETER,
1, V AG uNE VOLTAGE B MG SIGNAL_
K 1000 OHM
MEG. MEGONM MxM
°Used only on sets with .50-30 uf.
IIQV
Electrolytic Condenser.
VAR. CON.
35 L6 2ND. IF
SPEAKER
I,
R6
GT/Gi
=1:Dc3 L2
SW c=1
C9 T3 R3
R7 5 a
r 12 S 07
C2 GT/G 2SK7
[IRS GT/ (.1
C6 3
OR*
C5 15
CIO
MI
T A0404. 6 6
C12 C 14 A
RI C 14 B 7
C13 L112
3'"°
112111 te or)
14 USED CNLY WHEN C14 IS 50-30a1
ON-OFF VOLUME
" ."
TONE TUNING
LOCATION OF PARTS UNDER CHASSIS
rn
ARVIN RADIOS - MODELS 547 AND 547A
CHASSIS RE - 242; 5 TUBE AC - DC
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
PRELIMINARY:
Output meter connection Across loudspeaker voice coil
Output meter reading to indicate 200 milliwatts (standard output) 0.8 volts
Dummy antenna to be used in series with generator output See chart below
Connection of generator output lead See chart below
Connection of generator ground lead Floating ground
Generator modulation 30% 400 cycles
Position of Volume Control Fully clockwise
Position of dial pointer with variable fully closed Horizontal
Place the set loop in the same position with respect to the rear of the chassis, and the same distance from the chas-
sis, as it would be with the set mounted in the cabinet.
Position Frequency Dummy ( 'enerator Trimmers Adjusted Function
of of Antenna Output In Order Shown of
Variable Generator Connection For Maximum Output Trimmer
Open 455 .05 mfd. 12SA7 Grid Top of 2nd & 1st IF
(Stator of C-1) 1F trans. T2 & T1
1400 1400 'Test Loop C2; Cl, Trimmers on Osc.
Variable Condenser Ant.
600 600 'Test Loop Check Point (If weak,
adjust variable plates for
maximum output.)
'Standard Hazeltine Test Loop Model 1150 or 3 turns of wire about 6" in diameter, placed about one foot from the
set loop.
The alignment procedure should be repeated in the original order for greatest accuracy. Always keep the output from
the signal generator at its lowest possible value to make the AVC action of the receiver ineffective.
12 ND.
F.RANS
TRANS
C2 VAR. I. ST
CAN I. F. D 4, 'I' 50L6GT
TRANS
CI
SPEAKER
1 1
LOCATION OF PARTS UNDER CHASSIS

OUTLINE FOR TUBE LAYOUT
12 S A 7 12SK7 12SQ7 50L6G1

122 V
90 V
SPK
cr,
T3 T4 T5 ,v
S vi r - ,---1 k=.1
22K kr. J -I 90 V 1_ ..., 1
P. 2 -*-11 1 MEG
evvV- _
01 Lam__
R5
T2
0-WAN
c4 R3
L_
.7Ct 15 MEG R4 CR I
22 MEG
CS
0005
C9 R9
05 330k FLOATING GROUND
12307 12SA7 12SK7 50L6 3525

CHASSIS GROOND- -r-C 7A -C78
40 20
SW
/7\1
117 VOLTS-
AC. -
P
Gam_® CD
osT
cte 0- 15 30 V
RI I R 10 moo
35Z 5 GT
NOTE: TUBE SOCKETS ARE VIEWED FROM UNDER SIDE OF CHASSIS.
VOLTAGE READINGS SHOWN AT SOCKET PRONGS ARE
TO FLOATING GROUND AND ARE TAKEN WITH NO SIGNAL.
A.G. LINE VOLTAGE AT 117 VOLTS. WHERE NO READING
IS GIVEN, THE VOLTAGE IS ZERO OR TOO WW TO READ. 77
I2SA7 I2SQ7 OL6GT
100 V c 0 co2
LI 20V
ANTENNA 14-ia.ut P.M
HANK S PK
r
R8'
1MEG
>
INDICATES a 00005
C12
sD .01
GROUND TO C5 470K
CHASSIS BASE - L2 4.7 MEG R7
CI
R3
CODE CliC
R2 of 20
MEG MEGOHM
K 1000 CHM 22K C2
Z._
_L_ C6
C3 .opo _CHB
.0 5 T 20
C 8 .o5 O
RI C4 'FLOATING
05 GROUND R4
33oK 47
8 77 2 7
SW 12SQ7 501.6 12SA7 35Z5
R9 15
125 V
R3 35Z5GT
CI IA Tithe sockets are recei ed from under side of chassis, Voltage Headings
CUB shown at socket prong. are C floating ground. ;Ind are taken N11111 110 Signal.
AC hue s ()Rage at 117 Volts AC.
C IIC C3 Measured with Vacuum tube voltmeter.
`-RIO 05
U Cs FREQUENCY RANGE
Broadcast 540-1600 kc
C IF 455 kc
eJ
1R4 LOCATION OF PARTS

UNDER CHASSIS
v.,
1949 MOST -OFTEN -NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS
z
G--(1:10
wl 0
0
00100 2;1
2:9
il w
r0:
!z2;
0 .0
A009/500' A009/900'
"1
o
.J:..
WLL0*t
o -
/^ /A '1/ 001 li
? e,'
0901
If Olf 09009 cos
1\1\1\i
0
\
MOL9
\v
101:111103 31/101 ITMOL
0
A 009/ ZOO VPI
II
II Koosygoo'
JfYlf OZ
UR 8'9 1/1.111,
cg
C.)
A OZ
O
0
1.T>4
II
r_
A 009/9 00'
zw
0
i:t
oo
co
r
A 00.0 Z"
I,/ 1
L-VVV--4 f -A/05,4
1/14 9 9 11990
O 2
ft
0-i T009/MY
A 009/90
c0
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE CHART
CONNECT HIGH SIDE OF SET SIGNAL SET EDGE OF ADJUST THE FOLLOWING FOR MAXIMUM OUTPUT.
STEP SIGNAL GENERATOR GENERATOR POINTER CARRIAGE (KEEP SIGNAL FROM SIGNAL GENERATOR
TO- TO- TO- AS LOW AS POSSIBLE) A
R.F SECTION OF VARI- EXTREME RIGHTHAND C6, C 5,

C 4, C 3 AND REPEAT
ABLE CONDENSER IN 455 KC. POSITION. (CONDENSER IN SAME ORDER.
SERIES WITH A .I MR,
400 VOLT CONDENSER.
PLATES FULLY OPEN) Os, AND 2.o F TRANSFORMERS)
I
1400 KC. C2 AND CI

2 US E 1400 KC.
CALIBRATION POINT. OSCILLATOR AND R.F. TRIMMERS
RADIATED SIGNAL
(CONNECT BOTH RESONANCE
79
CHECK THAT EDGE OF POINTER CARRIAGE
SIDES OF SIGNAL (APPROXIMATELY (AT RESONANCE) COINCIDES WITH
3 600 KC
GENERATOR TO 600 KC. CALIBRATION 600 KC. CALIBRATION POINT.
RADIATION LOOP) POINT)
w 6SA7
IE I F 2No I. F
6SK 7 mi L 6SK7 v-3 L-2
R3 -I 6,.15
O IM
R1 -2M R3-2 3
IM
01.1 r c r ,00
4 C3-2
220
324 220 47I2 100
\
7
VOLUME
CONTROL
REAR
O
CENTER
S-2
5-2
0
PHOng0
SOCKET
L-6
0144
--,
BAND SWITCH IN 313-3,2Dmt
3.30
STANDARD BROADCAST r
POSITION C7-2
.01 sw
S.W.
6X5/GT v5
6K6/ GT vl
010-2 T
005
110-120
V.A.C.
50-60'1
T44
RIB
5I 560
ON VOLUME TO HEATERS
CONTROL
25 MFD.
Tuning Frequency Range:

Standard Broadcast . . 540 to 1620 KC Intermediate Frequency:
Short Wave 6 to 18 MC 455 KC
78 6 V
CONVIR AZ4ME.
100 co ct
0 0 0'
1-4 0 0 I-4
CD
.0510 o
ct P-
7=4 200 O CD CD
ANTENNA
MIAIER 1-4
ct
muH t.
CD 1-,3 I-0 K
D5 NF .0
001
1-0W CD'1:1
I.F. 455 KC
1:°
C.;1:10(1P
Ir-4
o xm0 co
0 1-0
lo
o 0 1'1
K00
'0 1-
CI 0
Vs00;siAN 10.000
o'1000
RECT/FIER
00
r 7AS 786 ZNO Del
220 490 V ourour I 57 'AUDIO AY7 tNct "0 0" "0
12V. 1200 o
MOW Kco04 °(33
2700 2200 cr
ma
MF m
p 1-.01
NNW *IOW O0
ct
L__ C/05 1-4
25- 171 -1.51IF SPEAKER MW 90
64140 00
MAT OF C105
6.3 V O '1
O 00
0mm CONDENSER 571100.5
°moo -R FEE AND AU010 SIGNAL PATH
5.0 MAPS
I OSC. SIGNAL PATH
ALL RESISTOR VALUES IN NIA # # 0 ct
ct CD
UNLESS NARKED OTHERWISE FIXED VARIABLE TRIMMER
o 0. 1-a
CO
H
1-0 K In
PHILCO AUTO RADIO, MODEL UN6-100 Ow
0 0
Model CR-2 is similar to Model 106-100 illustrated.

MODEL UN6-100
NOTE: All voltage, capacity, and resistance values shown are average. The voltages were measured between the points indicated
and the receiver chassis (B-), using a 20,000 -ohms -per -volt meter, with 6.3 volts d -c input to the receiver power supply: the volume
control was set at minimum, and the tuning condenser at 550 kc.
mob
SECTION 4 SECTION 3 90V
7 A 95V
7 ewim" I 300 19511 IJOF
786
1574.7
RF 2610 GET CAM
7511
_.,L4004 L4008 ICOMIK 1.1
26 OHMS SO OHMS
L402
7 OHMS I
03 04027 8400
5141 4008 100,000
C404 L
250140E x 011
15,0001
150
!MEG
0401
650
10403
0541
8404 .0134er...
240/
22 000 _
5400 RJOJ
1
4014 4018 1MECL
5
/ci4 Loco
3 R307
aim 10 407 VOLUME 220,030
Loa 4028. 11.31/ CONTROL E
306 L404 6600 R J054
4024 16 5 CJOJ
OHMS 350000 0514F
4_ OHMS
C406L ti TONE CONTROL
R 3058
4 MEG tt
CJ06 RJ08
L4034 02141 MEG
62 1700
OHMS CJO7
01101.
R3/1
OS C2a15161C
CI C408
55 360 L 404
41 C.708
OHMS R3,2?. R306
2200f 1.0501 220,000
.1
I/00
2/ V
LESS THAN 1 OHM
71,1 220,000
L L10/
AEC ThriER 4715V 180V
0661r 4/95V
510 C/02 4
P511 / L./
C104 / 0/0/ 10/02
/0.7 V8/00 1000 1000 =f,4T11
250/AMF .430 OHMS OHMS
TIsm, II / 71/00 .04145
.4. I 001
i 12 OHMS ?AI
C/OOC 5100
C/OS "-11.-414, :(3)1 S.K. PHASE
J_ ,4C700.4
VC
25011111 IONMS I looe INVERTER
C/0/ T2ONF
00501 10 ME 4.C103
1.--+ 1
I. ".250MIAF
C /06
MF IL _ C/00
8200
LESS THAN 1 OHM WAG
L 100 SOV
40 OHMS
CONDENSER symeoll
-
I -4-F I -F AND +4100 SIGNAL PATH
"1
-44- OSC. SIGNAL PATH 1=0-1
ALL RESISTOR VALUES IN 07445 UNLESS
LwARPED OTHERWISE. FIXED %KOLE TRIMMER
SECTION 1 SECTION 2
NOTE: All voltage, capacity, and resistance values shown are average. The voltages between B- (chassis) and other
points indicated were measured with a 20,000 ohms -per -volt meter, with the volume control at minimum and the tuning
control at 550 kc. INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY 455 kc.
PHILCO AUTO RADIO SPECI FICATIONS
CIRCUIT Six -tube superheterodyne
FREQUENCY RANGE 535-1600 kc.
MODELS CR-4 AND CR-6 INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY 455 kc.
Philco Auto Radio Models CR-4 and CR-6 are six -tube AUDIO OUTPUT 3 watts (approx.)
POWER INPUT 7 amperes at 6.6 volts, d.c.
superheterodynes of the universal -mounting type. AERIAL Any Philco auto -radio aerial
Both models are the same, with this exception: in the
CR-4, the speaker is self-contained; in the CR-6, the PHILCO TUBES (6)
speaker is separately mounted. The control head is
6BA6 (2), 6BE6, 6AV6, 7C5, 6X4 0
hi
separately mounted. Custom -style control heads are MODEL CR-4 MODEL CR-6 Philco Corporation
available
40
SECTION 4 SECT ION 3 z2 645,6
SECT ION 2
2300 301 757 AUDIO 7C5 40
5 TV, 6846 04/7/Pur
20350 I F A44PL
68.46 45 68E6 "e5
c303 oodh, C703 C2041247 v
R F AMPL COWL -VTR .014.414.
100 2 450 V
lAmF OHMS.°
0 0
8 OHMS C406
= WNW* 11.50415 12 OHMS
205V L
I5 OHMS
p It OHMS xzI
a
a
5 6203
_1_ CO.-1,1EG 6205p okk
ILSA
mum .006 ME
41.55 087- AVC
L404 "2 6,46,5
B OHMS: 5 OHMS
6100
470 GkE i SN xsT, SPEAKER
2.0misT! 1(303 FIELD
OSC 8301
.05 Mlle I051.51
5"VA7 P22cc;',,,7 27,000 1-3
C405
6302 TONE
IIL 05C .4 6200
L403 CONTROL
4s 27,000 350,000
10.000 it OHMS 4 OHMS C304..
to 10 6C z02
L402 z
RF ,°, 0201 5 MEC
SLAG
111.. 11
.`2.
" R400 15,000
VOLUME
C404 MEGI CONTROL
SAINT020/
(50541.8 2.5
MEG
LMMi
IN CONTROL HEAL
2100
tri
(104
15,4 WWI
68100 .0051.4F
AC, RW/
B.1CBOaf Eat LESS 644
100 THAN 6 RTCTIFTR
G11
I :440 OHMS
I CH1A_S
Gattm
LESS
SOCKET TO 400
SOCKET TO CONTROL THAN 260V., 6102 V03
SPEAKER s205v
(LUG END VI W ) I OHM
(LUG ENO VIEW) 1000 r 4700
10HMS 250V
F100 C1058 C106
L404 6/00 kg
x ci05.4 111050 Z.251.4
L401 L402 L003
5/00 °A' 100
ACRIAL 05C OSC S,UN,
SOURCE LEAD FROM I/02
0
6.6 VOLTS CONTRA
S44 -,6666o'--
X INDICATES PLUG 3
0 HEAD
. "A /100
L101
SYMBOLS 0
CONNECTIONT7ONDENSER
RF If AND AUDIO SIGNAL PATH - 1 0 LEAD TO
-415- RADIO LESS THAN LESS THAN
OSCILLATOR SIGNAL PATH 1700
PLUG TO I OHM Dim
ALL RESISTOR vALuES IN OHMS UNLESS RADIO DIAL
MARKED OTHERWISE LAMP
f it *C37M1AP SST! (3374, *S7a7

atED VARIABLE TROMP ELECTROLYTIC
CONTROL HEAD
SECT ION 1
Philco Auto Radio Models CR-4 and CR-6. Schematic Diagram (Revised) U2
U
Section TROUBLE SHOOTING Section 3 MODEL 48-300
POWER SUPPLY
I -F, DETECT.OR,
Make the tests in this seciron with a cl.c
voltmeter connecting the leads between B-, test AND A -V.0 CIRCUITS
poim N, and the test points iodietted in the
chart The voltage readings given were taken For the tests M this section, use an 0.1
with a 20.000.ohms.peovult meter, al a !me signal generator, with modulated output, set
volume of 117 volts, sc. II 455 10. Connect the generatot ground lead
IC B-, test point 0; connect the output lead
With the power.curd plug connected to through 1.04. condenter to the me points
source of power (0.0. or d.c.). turn on the indicated .0 .10. dun.
poseek and set dm volume control to Imam
With the prover.cord plug conneeted to a
source of Dow. (2.1. 01 the.), set the volume
Follow the steps in the order giveo. If the coneol to maximum (rounterclockwie)
-NORMAL INDICATION- is obtioned III Ill. "NORMAL INDICATION" is obtained
step 1. proceed with tCobol. lot Samion 2 I. .n.I.pollood with Me .1.1. fOr Section
(.14111 circuits), if not irolate correct 4 (o( and wave.11 circuits): if not, isolate
the uvulae in thia caution. FIGURE 1. 11210002. VIEW. SHOWING SECTION i TEST POINTS and cornet the trouble M this section.
Since circuit lwation of mst PIOUIE 3. BOTTOM TIM SNOWING SECTION 1 TEST POINTS
TEINT MM. ABNORM1U. A
ETV PO
INDM NORICATION POSSIDIE CAUSE OF NORMAL INDICATION fur this sea, is the same as that of test point C for section 4, the electiveness of step
INDICATION as a master check dopoodent upon the I
A condition Cl certain parts in section 4; these 17111 111 listed below under POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ABNORMAL INDICATION:.
1
110 Trouble In thla s.a.e. Yes* by the lallselne testa.
STEP TOOT POINT .1401114A11 INDICATION
Co. mama. DelectIver 1171.3. Op.. CIOIA.
.
001404512 CAUSE OF ABNORMAL fradcwriox
2 D Ig7v No .040o DelectMer 11723. Omens 0100. SIDI. 1 A ....' 00.. 000.0 ... '..... .4.01
MD.. Trouble la MY meg* Mal* by the .m*4 tests.
Law mem.. Changed ...n ear 5101.
3 1 103. No mho. Open: 8101.Sam. GIOIA. .
Changed P.D..* 1100A. Lent. CIVIL
Leaky: GOIA.
I C lotid. Mem *ad with 11.4.00. 011.
nal Input
DM... 174, Open: 0000. 2301 pd. or me- B302. Shorted.
4 r r,, Lim voltage C30011, C301/4, C303. C303.
Be ...Me Gem 1100*. Shorted: C1011.
3 A Soma as slep Demerol IRS, She*. C00% GOOAL 030014. COME Op..,
Low voltage Ch.ged Reelalmee, 11100A. I.
3300 1,21.. sek. MOW
5 A 7.5r Mgh sehthe Cam, filament .1 ......... tam Gwen. Tem ChrelllatIou at loslahMty may by am* by 0900 0101,
No le.* OP*, MEGA.
Law valuta* Changed Realm**, 0101. Lou.: CIVIC. Thl. part loco* M aisoMer *Bon, asay came abnormal Indlcatlae to Mla me*.
C B. Illgh voltage 00.0, R207.. M000900'.
00 0,1101. Grew MOT Shored: CIVIC.
Gleam Tem. Num may be caumd by open CIOIE. CIOIC. C100. or R103.
TIO4 park *coed In °smother menne. may came abnormal leeceMee
Section 4 TROUBLE SHOOTING
thla Immo
BATTERY VOLTAGE: Replace
helew volts.
boner, when bettl mile tensed ea) -111- ve.we lath Sole. IS woks. op voltage MID R -F AND CONVERTER
CIRCUITS
000001)07.
I
Far the tests in this sectionu.s. pill.im
the ouilla
pill.clan
erith modulated out at

test. IL. 011Op'
AUDIO CIRCUITS 01. 00 B-, loll poll
0; 11:1717117he17,:pud 'read
For the tests in the mt.. use an audio- condemer tu the test points indicated to 'the
,mrs,
'r'Pnt?tIndgrle'd''tii'Et."resu'UN;b.dirtZ:r Se the volume control td maximum (.rommo
the output lead through a .1,m1 condenser clockwise).
IC the test points indicated in dm check
Set dm rotting remind anal signal.generatot
With the Cl 00 plug connected to requency as indicated in dm chart.
Ii lb. -NORMAL INI4ICATION" is not
control to maximum (counterclockwise). A.
just the signal -genet. r output as required
for each step.
" LI
HOU. 4?BOTTOM VIEW, SNOWING SECTION MST POINTS
If the "NORMAL INl ICATION- is obtained STOP

MST
POINT
SIG. GM.
TRIM.
RADIO
TUNING NORMALINDICATION
POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ADNORMAL
INDICATION
moll. and correct the trouble in this section.

r=. FIGURE 2. BOTTOM VIEW, SNOWING SECTION 2 TEST POINTS
I A 01040., TAAA ., Lout 01ecal100l..71. TaulalL la Me melon. hal* by Me
STEP TEST POINT NORMAL INDICATION POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ABNORMAL INDICATION Shafted, C400. C400A, C405. C402.
1 C 101040, Tune us Hr.. Same as elep I. Towable
Loud. clear *sal wIM *mak *nal ha asellmor chrull Istep 34
tn.. Trouble hi MI. meta. halme hy I. to.** Ima. S 0 pea.: IRS.
3 C Cl.,. eclyzio;Nt 12102. Op..; TIM. RTST. T200. nay. TIT
kr
Msc. C400. GOOD.
Otmar 1401. T400. S.O..
test, mer R... through Negailve
3
range. 7 to 11 vela.
3 D Same as siep I. Defecliv*: 1LIS Open: 1104. 1205. Shored of 11*17 cam
C203. beam.)
4 A Same al step I. 00.0r MOO iretale through 0.0,010.0,01R201. MOT C200. R203, 4 A ION he. Tune or *.al. 1** aa *p I. Open: C401, 1400. 1*4012 0401.
Emma*, T*. 11 speech or cm* m Mumma Mans *Wm I operating normally, ehach 11203. 11201. and 1202 00 opam. OSCILLATOR OM, Canned the mosey* lead el a hi hesalean re mem*, lo dm IRS. *Mee Sae. anal. Ma 7 Itew
se4 0300 be leakage. PMet 144 *nee Me pro. ead e/ Me emotive Had through a 100.1D0ohas *Mang madam la Me IRS mutilator tith 4 Dem
0e01 01 Use a mdtable meter range. sues as 0-10 vol. 01000 0. el neecrove add Tolman throucherri 1.. tuniew rms00
This part leaded ha anaMer melon, may cm* abnormal 10210,2,0 In Gs *Don. mm hid**
The normal erld elmers elven M Me chad was mmtsure. M. a 20.000-alusraper-voll meek
SECTION 4 SECTION 3 SECTION .2

RP AND CONVERTER CIRCUITS IF DETECTOR AND AV C CIRCUITS AUDIO CIRCUITS
cc1.54,i'M CONAVP
7,00
L/2
EAT IL 7.17
-`. .01000 a =
01411
9 00
U
1/44,
4.4100 WO, CMS
feetil
221311W
1.3*00
D
ZA,Or.c.mg_N_
- IF = 455 KC
4: Cr ;A)
1"2
001 =
4- 1.T.kkID
Li.4t001
4, MO/
RENA,
11
'CO'
. arm
. ele
1c5
c5" raor
*
4W"....,
Moo
C100 1203
t V am
1..
.04
CRY
MOO
GO-
SECTION 1 POWER SUPPLY
84 PNILCO RADIO MODEL 45.00, SECTIONLITED SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 10100100 MST POINTS
PHILCO RADIO MODEL 48-461
Section 1 TROUBLE SHOOTING Section 3 TROUBLE SHOOTING

For the tests in this section, use an rd signal
For the tests in this su-tion, me a d -c volt. generator, with modulated .tput, set at 455
meter; connect negative lead to ten point kr. Connect generator ground lead to .1
and positive lead to test points indicated in point B-; connect output Mud through
chart. The voltage'readings given were taken condenser to test points indicated in chart.
with a 20,000.ohms-per.volt meter, at a line Set radio volume control to nsuinsum.
voltage of 117 volts, a.c.
Set volfime control to minimum.
If the "NORMAL INDICATION" is ob-
tained in the first step, proceed with the tests
Follow steps in sequence. If the "NOR. for Section 4; if not, isolate and correct the
MAL INDICATION" is obtained in step I, trouble in this section.
proceed with the tests for Section 2; if not, It will be noted that for this section the
late and correct the trouble in this section. circuit location of the test point for step I
It -will be noted that certain parts in other (the muter check), and also for step 4, is
sectionE of the radio are listed under "POS- MGM I. BOTTOM VIEW. SHOWING SECTION 3 TEST POINTS.
the same as for test point C in Section 4; Mere
SIBLE CAUSE OF ABNORMAL INDICA- fore, certain components in Section 4 may cause an abnormal indication. These components are ksted under
TION", since they may cause abnormal voltage "POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ABNORMAL INDICATION".
readings in this section. PIGUSI I VOTTOM VIEW. SNOWING SECTION 1 UST POINTS.
STEP MT POINT NORMAL INDICATION POSSIBLE CAME OF ALIORMAI INDICATION
NOR IL
... .PODle.mcAnon
TUT ASNORNAL
04,0;cemor4 POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ASNOBNAL INDICATION I A Load. clear Wool with weak W
nal input
Trouble I. MD meta DOW by Om billowing mem
1 A 100y TrOuble in this sea... Relate by the tollowing tests. 1 C Load. clear .anal with moderate Doloctive YID mud It anitpL) or 113113. Oise. 8303. Shorted
signal WM. G04. Misaligned /NIL
121. Low voltage Detective 32T4. Loehr m awn CIO/A. stoned CIOIS.
CIOIC. C201. or 1100. D Loud. dear signal vrIth weal al, DelectIve NO UM It ompLL Opee m Maim C3011. Shorted
No voltam DM... 31Til. Shea. 0101A. ml WM. 001. Open 8100 or 8101.
3 D Ill. voltage Leahy C1010 or 01010. Defective RIOS. Shorted C101. 4 A Loud. Omar signai with weak shy Detective 14077. Dehsollve or udeallimed 1400. Open 0301.
Movoltage Shorted C1012. Op.. 81011 nal WEL R300. R401. m RIB. Shorted C301.
a A 11. Low voltage Leaky CIOIC. DelemInt 8I01. Driated 0301.
No mho. Shorted C1010. Open 8101.
LIMmlas Twits
Section 2
Shawsol his. may b.. ....... be ...... 0101*. tuns ra 01010.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
For the tests in this section, with the eacep.
lion of the oscillator test. use an of signal
generator with modulated output. Connect
generator ground lead to test point B-; con.
-
nect output lead through .l.mf condenser to
For the tests in this section, use an audio. test points indicated in than.
frequency signal generator. Connect genet. Set radio volume control to maximum.
nor ground lead to test point B-; connect
output lead through .1-nif condenser to test Set tuning control and signal -generator fre-
points indicated in chart. quency as indicated in &art.
Set radio volume control to maximum. Ad- If the "NORMAL INDICATION" is not
just signal -generator output as required for obtained in step I, isolate the trouble by
each step.
proceeding with the remaining steps. !OUR! 4. BOTTOM VIEW. SHOWING SECTION 4 TEST POINTS.
If the "NORMAL INDICATION" is ob- DIAL SETTINGS

NORMAL IN POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ABNORMAL IN
tained in step I, proceed with the tests for STEP TEST POINT
SIG. GEN . RADIO
Section 3; if not, isolate and tortect the trot. 1000 lc 1000. Loud. clear signal with Trouble M OM section. Isolate by the follow.
I A
ble in this section. emir signal mput. lag tests.
PISMIRE 1. BOTTOM VIEW, SNOWING SECTION 1 TEST POINTS. 2 c .00 lc in.° hr Loud, dear signal with Defective 141111. Open 0.0g. Shorted m
weal .4... ....0. Maly C400. Trouble In oscillator circuit We
NORMAL INDICATION POSSIBLE CAUSE Or ABNORMAL INDICATION
sW 34
STEP TEST POINT
Turn ham Negative to Yobs. Defective 14AFT or L400. Open or shored
1 A Loud clear Wool with well w Trouble In Mb modem Isolate I, us. tat.w.a I.. 1 D
0.H met NW control
I 2
C404 or 0101. Open 0400. R402. or 0401
nal mut note below., ia. m Malan condemn lx
2 C Moderate. clear signal with strong Detective um. LS200. T200. 0200 or 0201. Leaky 0201 or ramie sectionS
.Meal eel 0201.
4 A 1000 lc IMO lc Loud. clear sigeoi tsitit Delis -Dye T400 or LAMM. Or.. C401 or 0400.
La, shwa simni with web sig. Defective TG.. 11101. or R201. Opm. shooed. or WA, wok Weal LAM. Shorted plates of Wing airmen WS
1 D
nal eel 001. motion).
4 A Loud. clear signal with weal &lg. Detective 8200. Open 0200. NOT. Connect positive Mad of high, seta.,.. d.vothemer to test point 10,0.0prod end ol nem.. lead through 100.000,
nal WM. ohm Whs.. resistor to oscillator arid. Ms point D. Um suitable mei I mom. such m 0-10 yobs. Proper overtake
Y oscillator Is hirlicated by ...um. voltog throughout ranee of wing coodeneer.
DACIUND TO CHASSIS
SECTION 4 SECTION 3 SECTION 2
TOR LCOP 01140071011 15. OUTP111 7200
ZOO IF AMA
2,01 SOAS
701 RA
4400 3 01101 V
1(0441 144FF 100,
0141
CIO, COS hl 0[T
220
2z0MlIII I 0
ICS
00
L400 Mr
050 o4 41,000
§§ 38
'4.. 2200 10,030 10301
it I
(404
RAN
41403
0211E6
1.100 ems
AERIAL
1 OHM
am, VOL
COOT
I.F. 455K C
1 C401.4 =1;7; 35,1100.
PART0.103
IE
c
NOTE.
SYNEOLIZATION AND TERIMAJLOGY

All COMPONENTS N THE RADIO CIRCUITS ARE ReT31,0R ,loon
SYMBOLIZED AND LOCATED AS FOLLOWS: a 33ro
T400
4(00,00 COIL
coo
C C MUMMER
I- PILOT LAMP
1. CHOKE DR COIL
LA -LOOP AURAL
es,
220
rot
--0 l0102
150.000
LS-LOUDSPEAKER
R P2515TCP COM C/0/C
CONDENSER SYMBOLS
5 SWITCH 21141 20 111
T TRANSTOISIER
. ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLY
1{I 103 -SERIES COMPONENTS ARE IN SECTION I, THE /OMR
SUPPLY. S/00 res
FRED
I
VARIABLE
I
ELECTROLYTIC
200 MKS CONPONENTS ME IN SECTION 2, TIC WOO
PAWNS.
300' SINgS COSPONENTS AEI SECTIN
AMPLFIER, DETECTOR, AND A -Y-C CIRCUITS.
S.F
W/00
afff.
400- SERIES COIPONENTS ARE IN SECTION a, THE AERIAL,
0-0, APO OSCILLATOR CIRCUITS. !BPI news
JOAS 701 707 144e t 7C6
0.0 , 10, ANO MAIO 516NAL PAIN

05C WAAL PATH
ILL RESISTOR W1.1115 IN OHO UM.LS1 OTHERWISE
I/Or
YANKED. SECTION 1
PHILCO EADIO MOBIL 40-461, SECTIONALIZED SCHEMATIC. SHOWING TUT POINTL
85
PHILCO RADIO -PHONOGRAPH, MODEL 48-1262
Section I TROUBLE SHOOTING SeciSon 3 TROUBLE SHOOTING
Fm the tests in this section, use Fos the reso in this section, use an
d -c voltmeter. Connect the signal generator, with modulated out-
Ind to the B- bus, test point B; con. put, set at 955 dc. Connect the gen.
the positive lead to the test points i*.f warm ground lead to the B- Ism, test
indicated in the chart. The voltage potat B; connect the generator output
-r1
readings given were taken with a lead through s .1-rof. condenser to the
20,00o-ohnu.pet-volt meter, at a hoe test points inditated in the chart.
voltage of Ill min, at. Se the radio-ph switch to mdso.
With the radio -photo switch set to turn the volume control to maximum,
the radio petition, turn the volume con. and . the tone control fully clodtwise
not to minimum and rum the tone con. 1[717 If the "NORMAL INDICATION"
nol fully clockwise.
Follow the steps in sequence; if the
Figura 1. Bottom View, Showing Section I Taal Points b - is °bunted in step I, proceed with the
tea for Section 4; if not, isolate and
"NORMAL INDICATION' 0 obtained in step I, proceed with the 0o0 f0, Scathe 2; if not, italue and torten the
trouble in this section.
torten the troubk in this secti.
140TE: Since the circuit loonottion of
Elmo. 3. Bottom View. Showing Section 3 Teat Print. ,
test point A for this section is the same as that of test Section 4; these puts are hoed below under "POSSIBLE
1.028241.2 QUM OF /11/10104.1. CATION point C for Section 4, the effettiveness of .p I as a master CAUSE OF ABNORMAL INDICATION."
P7112 OCCATIOW 114012ATION
check is dependent upon the condition of certain parrs in
A in,. Trouble ithm this eon Isolate by the following tests.
No volts.. Defer.. 50%6.5100, W100. Shooed: 0101. C103. MP 22122 'MR ROOM 1211:40111081 POS.. U.S. Of /81104044.4 DITHOWITIO.
514.. i-40 volute Defective: 5006. Open: 0101, COO. Leaky: C101, C1112, C103A,
Cle3B. 1...hdr4 d3. .4.1 ." ....k "..I
High vollege. Open: 0100, T200,4 8204..
1 A Trouble Milin this war. Isedate by the 1,11.01,;t. man
No voltage. Shooed: C103A. laud, eke, signal with strong sl. Delealve: WIL 1111 (2441 a.), 1C.6, Z301. Open: C382, C.306,
Low rel... 2 C
D 1111v. Open: C103A. Leaky: C103A. CM.. .sal input. 0200, 11302. Shooed: 0501, C.3136. L..: C.3412, C306.
Highnovrt.17.6e. Open: 0101, 0304,4 T100.1
Shooed: C10314. 1 D Lad, clear Op. with mod.. Defective: 101 (la Li.). Open: CM, 0301, CM, OK R301.
A 161v. Lew volts.. . .
ripe) topic R303. Shorted: C303. L.I.: CEO.
Nigh .ohm..
Open: 0104,4 T110.. 4 A Laud, elclaysig. will weak alum! Dulretive: 14A77,* 22.4. Misaligned: 2303. Op.: Ram.
Input 11401.i
Lisie ing Tea: Abnormal hum may be caused by open 1,103A 1.3030, or 0103.
This Port, looted In another sealers, inr men thisonnel .dirati. In this role.
This pow lamed in .other sec., may rause abnormal indication in this section.

241220111 2 TROUBLE SHOOTING For die If. th thIS SOC11011 (with the
exception of the oscillator test), me an
Fot the tests in this section, use an 0.1 signd generuot with modulated out.
audio -frequency signal generator. Con. Pot Connect the genetwor ground kad
nett the generator ground lead to the the B- bus, mu point B; awn.
B- hot, 000 pot B; connect the gen. the genetwor output lead through .
erator output lendthrough .Imf. con. .1-mf. condenses to the teat points ,ndi.
denser to the test points indicated in cued in the chart.
the chart. Set the ndio-phono switch to radio,
Set the volume control to maximum. turn the volume control to maxi..
and the tone control fully clocwise. and set the tone control fully clockwise
Adist the signsl-generwor output as Except as noted for the oscillator Erse
required for each step. set the radio and signaEgenerator dials
If the "NORMAL INDICATION' M 340 Itt
is obtained in step I, proceed to the
MU in Section 3; If not, iklate and correct the trouble in this seat. g.,... ,...., ...,.
WORM. EPIPIOASION MIMI. GP= of.ABS/OZPUSS 040111014
MP TUT POOR ROM. IRDIGTIOW POO2223.1.110 OF ASIWOOSSI 201314210W I A LLoud,ccar'0.a
input .6 soak .4.d Trimble within this mai.. Isolate by the follow.ins I.e.
1 A Loud.
input.
di.' '',0'.! 0" ...k .i...' Trouble within this action. Isola. by the following teas. 1 C
I-oud, el. withal with week signal c.a....) 1.01, see dee.. Open'. 0107. 0400 Shooed:
input. CA07. Leaky: CA07.
0 C
Loud. clear signal with strong sig. Dekenve: 35L6CT, L5.200. TWO. Shooed: C303, C201, C304. D
nal input. COOS. Leaky: C202, 003, 104, C205. Open: 8303, 11304.
ffi..N...
o. Negative 32 . 41 veld. Def.:tin.: 1300. Open: COOL C482, C48(T, WWI, 8443. Shona.
3 D U.') d'''' .i...' ." ...k.'..'
nput. Defective: 103. Open: C203, 11203, 0201. Leaky: 200.
see
below.)
CA00, COMA, CAOL CAN, CA05, C406.
Loud, dear signal with 'reel .1.0.1 4 A Loud, char sip. wish Iv. sta. Defective: LA400. Shooed: C400, CANA, C882. C488. Op..:
4 0 input. I Route 14200 through ha Defeo.: WOO. RM. Op.: C281. Sisee0f2: C.18ID. input 0403. 0404. Leaky: CO®. CA04.
'wow,
OSCILLATOR.TEST NOTE: Cannme positive Ind d higliredsisme d< vollan.r to 0- boa, tail pant [NOWms pr. end
listening T.: Distooion . strong signals may be caused by shonwimuited or lathy C201, or openefrotitad 8301. 61..0. had tbreugh 100.000.1. isolating retem. to incillat r grid, tea point D. Use suitable meter rem., web os 0-10 nehs.
Peeper operation of oseillsior with 30,00.bmpenwelt 0000)
This Pa% located in mother seetion. may ram shoo.n.l indication in this section. el...bout range or toning rootrol.
1141430LEUIT1011
MOW somas RT IT NO WOO SOut PATH The components ut techo am symbolized ...sr . i1P.
Hu roans ORR
0S0,44TOT the radio in whith Me pang ea h.. 1. pin.
:mammies the ry. ol part m
d nail
WI(
C-rawdasier LA-loep
flap ILECTRY TIC KS NHS'S. WAYS Ir MRS RUSS OTHERWISE lamp 19 T-
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w_pee e,and es,. plW 2-elect.el ammalif
PHILCO RADIO -PHONOGRAPH MODELS

48-1262 (CODE 122) AND 48-1282 /
Model 48.1262, Code 122 is similar to Model 481262, Code 121 with
the following exceptions:
Section 1 Section 2
I 13-10 RECORD CHANGER CHASSIS
11IO2 is 150.000 ohms.
The .05-mf. condenser between the changer chassis
k
C200 is removed, sod the cable
shield Is connected L
and the phono-cable shield is noosed, and is con- directly to B..
nected between the changer chassis and the radio C205 it .03 of.
chassis The condenser is now located on terminal tca
scrip attached to the calsine1 Section 3 .co
A Emegolun resistor is connected across the crystal

pickup.
0302 0 130,000 ohms.
saes .114011 If,war m z'Fra
A .01.1. condenser is connected in series with the Section 4

low side of the crystal pickup and the phono-cable
INV
shield. 0400 is 150,000 ohms.
86 Model 481282, Code 121 is similar to Model 481262,

Code 122. except for differences in the record changer
and the cabinet.
info
SECTION I .o
trw
taken sle
PHILCO RADIO MODELS 48-472 AND 48-472-I
C,I4oR1 Snd vorr 'AV
I8 81
LDS MO
J ton.
010
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PIC MAI
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COM 403
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AM a 4951SC
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AM ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
Make alignment with loop conoeaed to radio. AM alignment should be completed before making
FM alignment.
OUTPUT METER-Connect between terminal 3 (voice -coil connection) of aerial terminal board, TB400, Jul rrn els 010
and chassis.
SIGNAL GENERATOR (AM )-Connect as indicated in chart.
CONTROLS-Set volume control to maximum, rum m on radio power, and set eon control to counter-
clockwise (treble) position. Set wafer switch to broadcast position. **UT: axe ref
OUTPUT LEVEL-During alignment, edjust signal -generator output to maintain output -meter indintion
below 1.25 volts.
"'RADIATING LOOP (steps 2 and 3): Make up a six -to -eight -turn, 6-inchdiameter loop, using insulated
wire: connect to signal -generator leads and place near radio loop.
FM ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
Malin AM Alignment First.
OUTPUT METER (used only in step 3)-Same connections no for AM alignment.
D.0 ALIGNMENT INDICATOR-Connect 20,000 -ohms -per -volt meter across 5-mf. condenser. C319, in FM terne ere
detector circuit-negative lead to pin 6 of 14X7 tube and positive lead to B-. Use 10 -volt range.
SIGNAL GENERATOR )AM)-Use MODULATED output for entire alignment. Generator must have sufficient
output to give d.c meter reading greeter then 8.5 volts. Connect generator ground to lead II -1 conoect output
Ind es initiated in than.
CONTROI9-9eme settings as for AM alignment, except wafer switch, which should he set to FM position.
Allow radio and generator to swarm up for 15 minutes before starting alignment.
ADJUSTING COILS: In steps 7, 8, and 9, the resonance of the circuit. using coils L400, L402, and L403
may be checked by the use of powdered -iron tuning core, such os Pm No. 566100. If the sign! strength
(meter reading) increases when the it end is inserted in the cod, compress the turns slightly. If the signal
strength in when the brass ends inserted, spread the turns. If the signal strength decreases when either
the brass or iron end in inserted. no adjustment of the coil is necessary. Do nor spread or compress turns
excessively, since only a small change is required at these frequencies.
Oscillator coil, L403: Adjust coil for maximum maer reading.
R -f coil, L402: Adjust coil for maximum meter reading while rocking tuning control.
Aerial coil, 1.400: Adjust coil for maximum meter reading.
meMenix arri. (WO., 1.0eff news. e mom neon'
AM ALIGNMENT CHART ospor OUVIS IIVRIS f ,MOT OSED let sr./roma...as
SIGNAL GglIERATOR RADIO

AD/UST
STEP DIAL
CONNECTIONS TO RADIO DIAL SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
SITTING SETTING
_---
I Gr=d,...Ird,r.z,11-; output leamr sod 455 ke 540 kr. Adlu.strorniz ONCE.. ONam LY. in the or C30211
C301D
-.- -...J.9s,
terminal I of TB/01. ,
C300C
TC300 or _.
.......:17,
,..-.N
2 Radiating loop tree now i. 1600 kr. 1600 kr. Adjust for masimum. C413A - r . -
41401*.
1500 kr 1500 kr Adjust far m um C4I3B

Same as step I. so
i P. CONNECT
Figure S. Top View. Showing AM Trhonnw Locations
FM ALIGNMENT CHART
SIGNAL GENERATOR RADIO
AINUST
STIP DIAL
CONNECTIONS TO RADIO DIAL SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
SITTING SITTING
Through .1-nd. condenser to 9.1 me. 88 rec. Adjust for maximum dr meter tending: no-
pin 1 of I2AW6 tube (test
Point El. r= :!,..'dt:117peXTUZIMf=
After this neg.
improvement no
do not touch any of these trimmers ex -
rem C301C (in Rep 31.
Through .1-mf. condenser 88 roc. Adjust for maximum dr meter reeding; eo
8 of 1408 tube Item untrue rignel to mairtain app. .coney
oint C). 10-mIt reading. Repent until no further
pia improvement 9 noted. After this step
do nor touch these trittmen.
Same Is step 2. 88 me. Double-check adjustmenc of C3O2C to make
certain that minimum audio output is cabmined.
This is critical adjustment; Kum

trimmer very 11..8 -
To pin 3 of J400. 105 err. 105 inc. Maximum do meter marling. This is the
"dilator high -Regime, trimmer adjust -
Same as step 4. 105 rat. 105 loc. Adjust fur maximum while rocking
control.
105 roc. 105 tiff Adjutt for maximum.

Same as step 1.
92 tor. 92 rec. Adjust L403 Ism ADJUSTING R -F COILS).
Same at step 4.
92 inc. 92 no. Mikan 1,402 Ism ADJUSTING R -P COILS).
Saw es step 4.
92 enc. 92 am Odium L.400 Om ADJUSTING LP COILS).
9 Same es step 4.
10 Repeat nem 4 through 9 until o fusilier increase is obtai ed.

PHILCO RADIO MODELS 49-S110 AND 49-500.1
Section 1 -Power Supply TROUBLE SHOOTING Section 3-1-F, Defector, and A -V -C Circuits TROUBLE SHOOTING
For the tests in this section, use For the tests in this settion, use
a tl.c voltmeter; connect the leads an 6f signed generator, with mod.
to the test points indicated in the Mated output set to 455 kc. Con-
chart. The voltages shown were nect the ground lead of the signal
taken with a 40,000.ohms.per-volt generator to B; connect the output
meter at line voltage of 117 volts, 5E5
(10 cycl..
Ind through .1-mf. condenser to
the test points indicated in the
Turn the volume control to mini. :hart. Set the volume control at
mum, and set the dial pointer at
maximum. If the "NORMAL IN-
con,
540 kr.
DICATION" is obtained in step 1,
If the 'NORMAL INDICA- proceed with the tests for Section 4
TION" is &aimed in step I, pro-
ceed with tests for Section B (audio
circuits); if n, isolate and correct isolate and correct the trouble with.
the trouble within this section. F1490111 I. in this section. BOTTOM VIEW. SNOWING SECTION 1 TUT POINTS
BOTTOM VIEW. SNOWING SECTION I TEST POINTS
NORMAL AlNON erre TINT POUF! NORMAL INDICATION POINUALE CAME OF Al1011/101 INDICATION
STD TINT POINT POSSIBLE CAW OF ABNORMAL INDTION
INDICATIO INDICATIONLRMA INDICATION
mow Sped.eh owl nenoreon 1 no. WIttls GIs secNew 023001. be O. 000521 a.-
A
A ie 9 My Tree. .01a 0. 100.0 lroloie by Ile lollo.n. Nets. werlor MO"
2 C0B 115,
.lawro.o
voltage
Deter.. 51150T Sher.. MIA. Scow to wee 1 No Wpeal-Opea or Jar.% MOO. 204..0 ION or 14A7.
Debectly0 35LSOT. c.o.., C10114 or 1100. LMEIT C1010. 0000, R301. Elbe.d, C303. We. es dladerted Awed -
Lani0 C505. 0.0 CND al C3114. DelectIve. ICI. or 111A7.
Ne Mara C1010.
3 0 to I ION L.7.04''':;:i.e. Open, 03111101111.. Leaky: 01011 es CND.
141050.01. 1300. ....or .. Oren, 0400.
1.45 reN.le Open, RINI. Toon R204. 0 Same as Woe I. No Wad -Owe er We., 7.301. Week sr dleleNed. NM
No voltage Skala CIOIC. nal -IllealSgeed: 2301.
4 A to B se. Lop reNwe 4alry, CISIC.
Mob role Open: I.M.
tioame Two Almon.. we may be oomost be omo cone. clads. or 0101C. Section 4 -R -F and Converter Circuits TROUBLE SHOOTING
For the tests in this section, use
Section 2 - Audio Circuits TROUBLE SHOOTING in r -f signal generator, with mod -
dated output. Connect the genet.
For the tests in this mcdon, use ator ground lead to B; connect the
an audio -signal generator. Connect
output lead through a .1-mf. con-
the ground lead of the generator to
B; connect the output lead through denser to the test points indicted
a .1-mf. condenser to the test points in the ch..
indicated in the chart. Set the vol- Inspect the tuning condensers for
ume control at maximum. If the
bent plates, dirt, or poor wiper con -
"NORMAL 'INDICATION" is ob. m) or all of these will came
tafined in step 1, proceed with the
tests for Section 3 (i-f, d.ector, and If the "NORMAL INDICA-
noise.
00, circuits); if not, isolate and TION" is sox obtained in step 0,
correct the trouble within this sm. isolate the trouble by following the U
tion. remaining steps. MOUSE 0. 501700 VIEW. SINDWING SECTION 4 7111 POINTS
FIGURE 3. DIAL REITRIGM

SOTTOM VIEW. SNOWING SECTION 2 MT POINTS STEP TRW POINT NORMAL POMMES CAME OF
MO. OEN. RADIO INDICATION ABNORMAL INDICATION
SPIED T1252 POINT NORMAL INDICATION PONAGIF CAUSE or AMIORMAL INDICATION 1 A 540 kc. 540 lm Clear 0001 or. Treadle erSida 014 A*: laelal by 454 by.
.00 etwoLfelde .o ..00
1
A .....' ....r Wad .5th
m... im. .. .....' W. rival. am nu wessa: nom. sr ow woo*. woe. war togas
540 to Nenathre 9 to
No signal -0.a or oborled. 10000 or T200. Shoe.: 0203.
2 D 12 Opens sbosemb TAM. C402. or SM. Mberied,
0101 .1.1 will weak Seed. 1001 lee° see 1020 10. volts. CAM or GOO. DeleaSem 702.
3 C Op.. 0204. Delectlern 5005. Weak or 4100.4 elestal - node 105001
Almtrallor 0000 1:0500101 SOR5 or 10020. Leak, 0200 or 0301. Open: RUM.
S... I.M. C 540 M. 540 50. Gam. 0 00, N9TER.. -It. 0. tnt...;;.....711
D S. w Nep 2. ...eel-
Wed -open: C201. Weak et dimeledSheal-Loalmt
I. 05
.;2111. 22.4 *owl -Shard or mom LAMS Drs
O . ....., I. NO elwal -0.0 MIL Dolectl/1141101. west 00I41.5.1.4 .0 7AL
egad--5hw1.d: L120. Open: O A 400 5. MO kr. Ilame 0 .p I. Weak elartrd-0010 C401.
A Same on step I. A o sloi..- Oors, moo. mono. MOOD. Weak or 0110oned
Nowl- Own: 11200 Swale Growah roasel. OSCUJATOLIZST NOTE: Connect 00.000. lead el a 20,0000ltmepwvolt aWer 0 0: Mumn prod end at nasal. Mei Gewalt a
10.00101. 50100.1 0woor to .1 wain D. Pee. operattee a *lbw 1. ted1001.d bra Aegative ..YON el 9 0 IS sale -
00, mane ol roakep aredwaer.
SECTION 4 -RF AND CONVERTER CIRCUITS

SECTION 3 -IF, DETECTOR, AND AVC CIRCUITS SECT
OrtO2e1Osir,:ig JO
EN r nut - - .CRLOI mar
ALT
N 2 -AUDIO CIRCUITS
OAS
.4.1r
00
vi
a!
11 '41
fl4.00 BLACK 1150
100,000
See
RED CMOS
ATOI T0310
020
5.10/
1l 1)0 p
x`4.11'
At"
MODELS 49.500 AND 49-500-1

I F =455KC
r- coe0.-To-itirt- --, -1
1-7-711.1f0r,
5M 0.05
RE51 0XE005E.
i_IMAIND
011111 AN IA055
IMO
# #
VARNA/ IBMS ElECTROCLILIC
NOTE: ALL 1101.15403 AW CAPACIIT ANO 55301ANCE TALLIES DONN ARE 5000140,
TM VOLTAGES 11E100111 TEST PONT INO OMER POINTS INOICATIO 911111 MEASURE°
BID/ A 20,000-ONSISKSVOLT NETER VOLUME 10,111101. Al 410111014 AND TUNING
MODEL 49.004 100 10501 PLAITS rciar etsarn
MO
Mho Model 49-506 is 5.tube superheterodyne.
a Sad
This set employs the same dumb as dun used in Models
49.500 and 49-5041, but is housed in new -style cabinet
which is supplied in either of two finish., walnut or
Several Philo° 5 -tube radios \
mahogany.
use circuiteeimilar to the model S045 F411 MAI MN
illustrated. Such eimilar sets
area Models 49-501, 49-503,
49-504, and 49-505
SECTION 1 -POWER SUPPLY
88 P11100 RADIO YODELS 15.500 AND WIWI. WOODWARD C 01045,0, SNOWIDO TM POINTS
PHILCO RADIO MODEL 49-602
Section 1 -Power Supply TROUBLE SHOOTING Section 3-1-F, Detector, And A -V -C Circuits TROUBLE SHOOTING
Make the tests for this section wi h a For the tests in this section, use an r -f
d -c voltmeter. Connect the negative lead a signal generator, with modulated output,
B-, test point B; connect the positive set at 455 kc. Connect the generator
lead to the test points indicated in the ,e4OP 'IRMO ground lead to B-, test point 13; connect
chart. The voltage readings given were the output lead through a .1.mf. conden.
taken with a 20,00tNahms.per.volt meter ser to the test points indicated in the
ata line voltage of 117 volts, a.c. chart.
Set the volume control to minimum. F
Set the radio volume control to maxi.
'She battery pack should be replaced
when the "A" voltage drops below 5 If the "NORMAL INDICATION" is
volts, or the -8- voltage drops below obtained in step 1, proceed with the tests
60 volts. for Section 4 (r -f and convener circuits);
If the "NORMAL INDICATION" is Se* 111e, Skewing Sectlen t Test Palate
if not, isolate and correct the trouble in Flynn 3. Satiate now) Shewigg Set" 3 Test PM.
Rears this section.
obtained in step 1, proceed with the tests
for Section 2 (studio circuits); if not, isolate and correct the trouble in this section. Toprovide a complete i-f amplifier check, test point A for this section is placed at the grid of the miser in Section
4; therefore, the effectiveness of step as a master check is dependent upon the condition of certain parts in the
1
SIM, TOM NORMAL ABNORMAL POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ABNORMAL INDICATION mixer circuit. Thee parts arc listed below under "POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ABNORMAL INDICATION."
POMP INDICATION INDICATION
Ile) A 72, Trouble la NM seeks.. Isoh,e by the following mete.
STEP TAT POINT NORMAL INDICATION POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ABNORMAL IN
100 C DM
D 120, Log vol.,. Deleetlem CRIDO. Op. CIOIA. 1 A Loud. clear moocher output yr. Trouble In cols sostlem Isolate by Me following vote.
No eol1age 'SM.... 02IBB Owen, coo. sm. weak genemsor Wpm.
0 MOT Low solemn Changed matelame: RIM. Leaky: GIOIA.
3
No roboos Open: 0100. Marts. GIOIA. 0 C Loud. ck.a. ...taut sr. mesas. DeMerleel IT4. 103 011ede eemleel. MlealIgned. 0001. Open:
Levet. R300. C303. L301A. R301. L301/1, C30IA. Shorted: C30011..03.
4 Me .,,,. ...wry Cheueut ...um RIOIA Leak, cims. L30IA, LOOM, CMIA. C301.
weltege open: 01010. 51...t.e. mate.
a w 7.3v low voltage Changed reeMbartm R10111. 3 A Same as stop 1. Delectleel lOr. Pfleallgoods 0300. Opera 0300A 00000. 03003.
Melt wham Opom 0.. w ware Momenta. ROM -.No C3002. T400.. Ober.: C4100,. 04001, C300A. LONA, L30011.
venom. Open: MIS 2101. C30011.
I C SIM Low vellage rodemeem 11102. Leahy: 01010.

Mak voltam Oem,Changed Ater. Tsar. sloo. Thle part Meg. le another mgr.. may cause abnormal Indlcallon la MY mars.
Co *nee Owe: RIB. 0101. Shorted: CIOIC.
LIMeMe 'M.. A.m... Mae mo he ranee. by open mots. CIOIC or C002
This peel Iota* M another rem.,. may cave* abnormal ladlcatlon le OM section.
Section ai-R-F And Converter Circuits TROUBLE SHOOTING
For the tests in this section, with the
Section 2 -Audio Circuits TROUBLE SHOOTING sxception of the oscillator test, use In r.f
ignal generator with modulated mamas.
For the tests in this section, use an Connect the itenerator ground lead to B-,
audio -frequency signal generator. Con- test pot
in B; connect the output lead
nect the generator ground lead to B-, through a .f.mf. condenser to the test
test point B; connect the output lead points indicated in the chart.
through a .1-mf. condenser to the test
points indicated in the chart. Set the radio volume control to maxi.
mum. Set the tuning control and signal.
Set the radio volume control to maxi. generator frequency as indicated in the
DIMS. hart.
If the .NORMAL INDICATION'. is If the "NORMAL INDICATION" ss
obtained in step I, proceed with the tests obtained in otnp 0, f..11..o.. should Neer* cone. Oleo, Sheol, SecIMe 4 Teel rm.t.
for Section 3 (i.f, detector, and a -v -c tie. unnecessary; if not, isolate and correct the
coifs); if not, isolate arid correct the trouble in this section. If the trouble is not eeeee led b, the USIA for this section. check the alignment.
trouble in this section. Figure 2. Safgem new. Skew. Se-411es 2 Teat P.I.te
TIMT SIGNAL OEN. RADIO NORMAL POSSIBLE CAUSE OF
STEP TM POINT NORMAL INDICATION POSSIBLE CAUSE or ABNORMAL INDICATION STEP TUNING INDICATION ABNORMAL INDICATION
POUR F ILLOOSMCT
I
2
A
C
Load. clew weaker output wIth
moderate generator lapel.
Clear speaker aulers1 wIM m ow.
gergrolor Input
..
Trouhle M MIN eectlow. Isolate by Ma follogIng win.
.we. 304. 18.100.

C203. moo.
opts:opts:R2114. 1200. Shorted. C203. 0204.
I A
CleDIOrm.
1000 be Tone to shynaL Lend. clear epeaker
output
Poem. Mnt.
sellb weak
Trouble M Ma motion.
MIloging logs.
Delocove: IRS.
Isolate
Opera 11402 0400.

by Me
A /Mew ee Mel, I. Defective: MM. R2.00 DoIalel.

C203. Shorted C301. C30IC.
Open: 0200. 8101. 11202. 0203. 2
Mgr Me note
below./
Rotate
Meg..
through Negative
soh.Shorted: 3 to Ito
C401. 04000. C4000.
LIMenIng Tab DiMortlan may he moved by Maly et eh* C203, or by changed melstaane of 0202. Dietorgoe at sinea
signals way he can* by Maim or .bored C200. IMO Ia. Tune le elostaL in as step 1. Open: C401. Co.4 0401. 8403. LA400.
2 A
'Ted oar) located le another ma ma- ranee abnormal Indlcaton b thls meSon.
lad issue mhm "1 the IRS). mac pilau 1,s4 a suitable noel
OSCILLATOR TEST Convert Ihe psi' 1 . M1igh re
Tolt17.e7ain)Ichre7::;',;'i'vern 71'e 7.1,:tn(ZeTt:dtt (Pm
SECTION 4 - RF AND CONVERTER CIRCUITS SECTION -4 -IF, DETECTOR AND AVC CIRCUITS
COMET 10 04kS5IS
,
FOR LOOP ONECOON
C401
/
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CAPSOISME 900
2301 15
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9100 R10//I 01000
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655 (PART OF
C201 5V L52001
R/02 N
2200
`T 55T 010
A
B 2201
Philco Model 49-601 is
similar to Model 49-602,
CCeDENSER SYMBOLS
A 1/1/NL- Al
+-1
3141 IT! R/5 IRS
a-
A
Pi-
tn
presented on this page,
but is designed for use
#4
eta with battery power only.
B
(PIN R007
1
rtf 00 VIEW)
FIXED 1RIAMER ARABLE 0214.1.1710p PL/00 270
wtit FIE, IF, AND (PART OF CICO 30/A r4
Auto %NA_ ALL RESISTOR VALLES I
PATH IN OHMS MISS
89
I
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SECTION 1- POWER SUPPLY SECTION 2 -AUDIO CIRCUITS

Mee Medal 404111. feettottallmi Olo.rom. She*. Test Pet.
MODELS 49900E AND 49.900-1 PHILCO RADIO
MODELS 49.900-E AND 49.900-I
Section I TROUBLE SHOOTING Section 3 TROUBLE SHOOTING
For the tests in this season, use an r f
For the tests in this section, use a d.n signal generator, with modulated output,
set at 455 kc. Connect the generator
voltmeter. Connect the negative lead to
the B- bus, text point B; coned the posi- ground lend to B-, ten point B; cooncr
tive lead so the test points indicated in the the output lend through .1 -cat(. conden-
chart. The voltage readings given were
ser to the test points indicated in the
taken with 20,000 -ohms -per -volt meter,
dun.
Set the radio volume control to maxi -
at a line voltage of T17 volts, ac.
Tu. the power switch "on," and set If the "NORMAL INDICATION" is
the volume control to minimum. obtained in step I, proceed with the tests
for Section 4; if not, Mame and correct
U the "NORMAL INDICATION" is the trouble in this section.
obtained in step I, proceed with the Senn Since the circuit location of ten point
for Section 2; d not, isoLne end correct A for this section is the same se that of MIMS 1 SOTTOM rim. SHOWN* SACTION I TUT FMK.
the trouble in this section. HOURS I. BOTTONI VIEW. SHOWING SECTION I DIST POINTS test point C for Section 4, the effective.
ness of step I as master check is dependent upon the conclitioo of certain pans in Section 4; Mete pans are lined
REF MR POD. NORMAL ABNOSMAL under "POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ABNORMAL INDICATION."
SIDICA11011 DID1CAMON POMMELS CAMS OF ASNOMIAL INDICATION
STEP TM POST NORMAL INDICA11011 POEM= CAMS OF ASNONMAL INDICATION
SG mar Usable *Ma DM meals. leen. by Ma lelbroln. wan.
131 robe en al. 3314. M100. SIM. arm, MINA.
1 A La.. dear Mmel cep .ee Sass TrmMU ellide DR seam. Dol. by De Memlee Cm
Lao we... Debt.. 311V4. Ops, C100, 11. Leaky C100A.
Hp.
IA. OP. RIM. I C IA.. elm denalm. me. rdcmal Den.. 717 Ded 1.1.1 71. I.. war. at. Maned or
11. von No Tam Ma. CIA. unnt. net, 041111. Open 1149. 111..Ar VOL
tow
yareen
Lod, CIOM. ClOOL. 0103.. 3 13 Loud. Wear Meal ma =donne
Hp. lap.
Dr... .7 I. ILL M.ed or lea. .013. CM Op.
GMM RM. ION. UN. CMIS. C313.
AA Tana Morn. CIMC. Opens 1101. 4 A Deci tear alga a III.. II414, ...I num, rm. Op. ROI, 1.403.. a01. Sber. or
Lao ye.. Lea. CI.C. Me. I.. OM 1.... not
Mit pent Homed Is :my omen a.mmad Inalftelbm .pee souk.
loss. To. Alenontal be. may W mar. by epee CHOWS CIMS. Ch NC. or MIL
11. part local. le =mbar mot.a may ca.. abnormal Inelerelen e 11. mole. Section 4 TROUBLE SHOOTING
For the tests in this section, use en r -f
Section 2 TROUBLE SHOOTING signal generator, with modulated output.
Connect the generator ground Ind to B-,
Fm the tests in this section, use an
audio -frequency slant generator. Connect test point B; connect the output Ind
the generator ground lend to B-, test through condenser to the one
point B; connect the output lead through points indicated in the chart.
.1-nif. condemn to the test points inch -
cued in the chart. Set the radio volume control to mar
Set the radio volume control to maxi-
mum. Adjust the rignaLgenerator output If the "NORMAL INDICATION" is
as required for moth step. not obtained in step 1, isolate the trouble
U the "NORMAL INDICATION is by following the remaining steps P.M, 4. 001T011 VISM 4110.11. SCION 4 TEST POINTS
obtained in map I, proceed with the tests LOCATION OF C401 SHOWN IN PIOUS/ II
for Section 3. If not, isolate and coma DIAL IMERSIDS
the trouble in this section. MONIS L SOTTO./ VIEW, SHOWING scnoso I IBM POINTS SIM Tarr POMP NORMAL ocorAnon POW= CAMS OF IMNOMOLL
0111. 0111. OILINO INDICAMON
STEP TINIT KIM NOM. INDICAMON POSONS6 CAD. OF ABNORMAL MDICATION

1 A me be SM. larri. Near de* eta heal. *Ma OD maw Hot. by .
Moen., W.
1 A Lead. do. 410.1 .6 me. dli Tram *Mb 11. mares. ban. In Sm ...al ... Sr.' an Sep let
.....'
lay. C MC k MO La .3 1. beau.. lam, Open, GM um.
Clear Basal .I. anon Mord Leer.
Pm* S e. dent Me M. A
I C D... SOLAOT. TIM LIMO.
M.a or baby. OM. CHM Oe SAM. RAM.
I 13 su kn. n...a.. en .,. IA ens, D4444114. IAN On.. Kw SIN. CMS
Oen Tea en IS vet 0404. O.. COL CAM 0425. CAM.
D Mr en M. I. D..* NM. paled m Hal, C101. Doe sae baker.1 14111m. CUM.
D...
T
Oem, am MM. 001. 3 CM len SM. M. cm M.
4 A 441.1 AO Sep I. Delm-erre MM. Mar. m Dal, C7110.
A
Merle. C403.
Op. m
Na. Ran. RIM Much mega 0144411103 MIL
1.1.1. Tat Myra. an a.. Olson may be on. by Ha. CM0 woo. 11.101. OSCILLATOR TEST: Comers positive to of a Dieb.re... voltmeter a B. rent mint B; roamer, prod and of =Dalin lord
Mmol. M.M.M. a.... *met m RR,
operation of °mi./et la indicted by rm... arts.. of 1..
arid, point O. Um ennoble rune, such u0-10 toIct. Proper
sine roadtomrs.
3. (connetred 30,1300-....m.volt an.) ...On.
SECTION 4-RF AND CONVERTER SECTION 3-1 41 DETECTOR, AND A V C SECT ION 2 - AUD 0
Xi AN 1173
N t/.00 Wit zIm IMO PAK ZROI 1ST AUDIO 01/11.1, rum
7103 ler Km f 1. ScRacr
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21 MEG
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220 M
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MODELS 49-900-E AND 49-900.1

RecrIFIER
31,1
III
0/00 R101
VOLTAGES WEAL NEASURED BETWEEN DIE 220 200 ,A000
PCINTS INDICATED 000 II -3.151114 C 20,000-ENNS-
PER- VC.T DETER Wall AN I SPOT IN 117 V A C
COWMEN MIMES LSI/
NS
Tit
IIIIp e/cre
I. OF
11. /00 110001 .001
FIXED WARM MYER ELECTROLYTIC .0114
- Rf,l1,142 MIOD WAAL PAM

1074 00.007 MP 707 (4407 F.
03C SIGNAL MTN
ALL 11.SIS10R ROBS IN C4114 MUSS OTICFNASE
49
90
HMCo.
2.'" SECTION POWER SUPPLY
MOILCO RAMO, MOORS MAIN AMY 4,406-1. sienonun, SCOMMATIC 01404414, SIMMONS TOT POINTS
PHI LCO RADIO MODEL 49.901
MODEL 49-901
TROUBLE SHOOTING TROUBLE SHOOTING

&silos 3
Section 1 14. Detester. gad A -v -c Circuits
For the tests in this section, use an r.f signal generator,
Fewer Supply with modulated output, set at 455 la. Connect the gen-
or ground lead to B-, test point connect the output
For the tests in this section, use el -c voltmeter. Connect pod through a .1.mf. condenser to the roc points indicated
the negative lead to B-, um point B; connect the positive in the chart.
lead to the test points indicated in the chart. The voltage Set the volume to maximum.
readings given were taken with a 20,000ohms-per.volt I) the "NORMAL INDICATION- is obtained in step 1,
meter m line voltage of 117 volts, cc. proceed with the tests for Section 4 ('4' and convener cir-
cuits) if not, isolate and correct the trouble in this 2.4011.
;
Turn on the power, and sec the volume to minimum. To provide a complete i.f.amplifier check, test point A
If the 'NORMAL INDICATION' is obtained in step for this section is placed at the grid of the mixer in Section
1, proceed with the tests for Section 2 (audio circuits), if 4; therefore, the effectiveness of step 1 as a miner else& is
dependent upon the condition of certain pans in the mum
nor, isolate and on the trouble in this section. circuit. These parts are listed below under "POSSIBLE
--"" Rims 1. 1441.41a View. Shaw* Sonfla. 1 Toss Mats CAUSE OF ABNORMAL INDICATION." Figaro 3. MAN= View, Shewhig 3.14.ra 3 Tasf liMats
4.04142A 001124114 CAVIA OP 40.1.44 140421001
STIP MT mar 140644. 1.161414.41 14351.1 .Awe Of 4.41004.1 111111L/41011
".....W. 1412vo rtl.
1.14.1. I A Laud, clear poker with Trouble within Ala section. Isolate by du, following .1..
I rou 2 AI oh:. seellon. lolne br I e a owl. 12.. tor inpu t.
modem. eignelgeneeeoutput
0 C 124 oohs No volt... Defective: 3114. 2 C Loud, clear out with moderate Defective: 14.47, .52 (diode section..
input Shone& C302, 7301.
Zeerlad'z'&S.;°°. Open: 7201,1130k 0301, R302.
Leaky: GIOIA, Mimlipmd: 2.301.
Low...ham Defective: tAll'.
Open: CIOIA. 3 A Same ma step 1.
Shorted: 7300.
HIji re Open : R100. Open: 7300 Misaligned: 2300.
3 I) III volts
"tae
&TOW.
BI oohs..
.21
914: C101B. Open: 11100.
Lmlist CIIIIA, L10113. Showed: CMOs
Opem 01111, T205*, RAH..
This part, located in another onion, 410, 24.4 abnormal indi soon this semi...
4 A 100 volts gooks, Sorted: 01110. Olen: 10101.

Law "alum Leaky: Cle1C.
Llama, Test, Abuoms.1 loon may be tamed by .pen CIOIA, (AMR. or CIOIC. TROUBLE SHOOTING
This pen, located in en they metion, m r our abnormal Ind( :Pion in chi. :tertian. Section 4
R -F and C.:m*0er Circuits
TROUBLE SHOOTING For the tests in this section, with the exception of the
Section 2 oscillator test, use m r.f signal generator with modulated
output. Connect the generator ground lead to B-, test
Audio Circuits point B: connect the output lead through a .1 -mfr con
deviser to the tem points indicated in the chart.
For the tests in this section, um an audio -frequency signal
generator. Connect the generator ground Ind m B-, ten Set the volume to maxim, arid set the drum tuner and
the signal.generstor frequency as indicated in the chart.
point 13; connect the output lead through .1 nit. condenser If the "NORMAL INDICATION" is not obtained
to the test points indicated in the dun. Step 1, isolate and correct the trouble in this section. If the
Set the volume to maximum. trouble is not revealed by the tests for this section, check
the alignmmt.
If the "NORMAL INDICATION" is obtained in step
1, proceed with the tests for Section 3 (i.f, detector, and Rigare 4. Beitem Vlaw, Showing Searle. 4 Toot Pelais
circuits); if not, isolate and correct the trouble in 4.1. NOON. 1.14.104 PASSIM 144110.4,.4460.101.
this section -I-- --A-- MT 401214 SIC ABM 14114.
A .i)--d= o=f727'15
001.100 AMA
..r r ..
quo. of each him, for cob sta.
rem Loud, elear meeker out.
put with weak .ipml.
Trouble in circuits aworiered with mels
position of the mettoweelenor drum
114garti 2. &Mem Vlaw, Showing Saari. 2 Ted Foists station settinp tion *ening. In turn. pneretor input. tuner. lolete by steps 2 end 1.
C to B Some m wep I. -3, lo -4.3s.
g.r. ,mA.,, 0, .01111 111144211441 PASSIM .1234 . 2
Ow. Tow
No refuge for any sum,. witin.-De-
festive: 000.
deo pokeroutput with Trouble within thIsteetion Isolate byshe
thefallowing
fallowing tole. (see Nu. Shoned: C402, CAtU. 0404, C403, L400
moderete rignal.geneoter Input - Below. to LAOS, WS:11F1.
2 C Loud. clew ...mot mth urea. Defective, 56AS, 13200.
Open: L400 to L403, C404, 0403, 0401,
imai.- Shoned: Citn. C101, 0203.
Open: T200, Mat A Some es step 1. Same m 000 I. Some es Pep 1. Shored: C407, W32(RI, C400A-F.
1 1) Loud, clear output with moderate Doiective: 14B6 Open: 0401. C407. R403, WS -211.1,
Input. Opta : 8202, Rofil, C.201. C400A-F.
4 A Same as gap 3. Shoved: C200, C301D. OSCILLATOR TEST: Connot the positive lead of e high -resistance voltmeter to B-, tot point B: ronnrat the prod end of the
Open: CO®, 11200 (rotate through rose) negoiee tad through e 100,000 -ohm hole ine roister to the oillator grid (pin 4 of 0481 tem point C. Use suitable one, rms.,
Listening Tem: Diemen. may be soma by aborted er leaky -C201. ru h 0-10 volts. Propo operation of the oecilletor is indi eted by neotive voltage of epproximetrly the value given in the ellen
Ills prom looted In teal. may cease abnormal inN lemon in this wetion. (mosure trith 20,000.olamoper.volt mete throughout the caning now.
SECTION 4 -Or AM) CONVERTER SECTION 3- Ir, DETECTOR,AND AVC SECTION 2 -AUDIO
Polo, Jo os.4....oanor.ot
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Mass
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CASCO 3.4.0
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Mcs
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41.416 0.1.4..61
4.4 Ai C004222100
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41)61 CAA
2.. ROM
.2 C.. 01111 1011004.
1. 4604 40 IS. 110. II.
.1742
21.1 440
1.40
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MODEL 49-901 2 Or
rococo mesas 0
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.01=124 11401 6111. 5110.11 640.461
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SECTION 1- POWER SUPPLY
PSIlee Redly Modol 49-101, SeetieweiRed Schomafk Diagram, Shemin Trot Paints 91
MODEL 49.1401 PHILCO RADIO -PHONOGRAPH
MODEL 49.1401
Section I - Power Supply
Make the tots for this section with a d -c voltmeter.
TROUBLE SHOOTING Section 3 - I -F, Detector, and A -V -C Circuits
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Set the volume cotrol to minimum, and the radio.
Connect the negative leadB-, toes
tt point B; connect phone switch to then radio position. For the tens in this section, use an r.f signal genet.
the positive lead to the test points indkated in the If the ''NORMAL INDICATION" is obtained in oar, with modulated output, set at 4S5 kc. Connect
chart The voltage readings given were taken with a step 1, proceed with the tens for Section 2 (audio the generator ground lead to B-, test point B; connect
20,000-ohnn-per.volt meter, at a line voltage of 117 circuits); if not, isolate and correct the trouble in this the output lead through a 3.mf. condenser the test
volts, s.c. section. points indicated in the ch..
Set the radio volume control to maximum, and the
radiophono switch to the radio position. Rotate the
SOO tuning control until the tuning condenser is fully
meshed.
If the "NORMAL INDICATION" is obtained in
step 1, proceed with the tests for Section 4 (.f and Flew. 3. MON. Wee, Showlee Settle. 3 Test Feints
converter circuits); if no, isolate and correct the trouble in this section.
To provide a complete i-f amplifier check, test point A for this section is placed at the grid of the converter in
Nedra I. 1104e00 Shim Show*, 14101100 1 Test Po.. Sonon 4; therefore, the effectiveness of step 1 as a master check is dependent upon the condition of certain pans
STEP TEST NORMAL ARNO.. in the convener circuit. Then parts are listed below under "POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ABNORMAL INDICATION."
poorr I110/ATION INDICATION POUR. CAOM OF ARMORS,. INDICATION
A 110.
!T. T0ST POINT NORMAL INDICATION POSSIBLE CAM OF ASNORNAL DIDICATION
1
Trouble 0 this sada. bate by 114, tellowton MY.
A Iood. aim smoker onlpin
2 C 200. No Taboo. Detective: SOTSOT. Omni W100. 0100. 11100. CI01. SS*:
I
ins* In 0.0 ..,tam Wolaio by ika liallanIne bald.
0100. Mil Nook ma* 0110,
Lam voltage Ddisictieiii 10006.. Opons 010121. Look, CI020. CI01. Msorlddi l C
Mall Raba..
CI01.
Open. mot. Boa them. MeV. non'. '''''''''''''''''' "...'
551500
r.02030"ec7,:771:::=. Ltrifr6;;::lion,"ogi00:::01.:10.:
3 A 110. Na voltam 1.30155.53015. IMO. C301.5510115 Look, 002.0004. 000000004: 1301.
Tutee: C10211. Opine 1101 and 0101. A
Lom mho, Lack, 01011 Meat 0204. Omni 0101. RIM.
3
Lewd. dime output Nib wool Doldetimi ISMN Ma: C429, GOO., ,00..L.300A. L300.
Inoue 0302. Omni 1.300.A. .00.010021. 0.1300111. Slloolonadi maa.
1.0.00402 Tod+ Masora bum may So aoudad by open or Only CIO. or CID.
This pert la. media? sacem. son ecru. ab1e0001 indleatko 0 00 soca 1515 pan *add m onellur melted, may mum abnormal Indica 0 014 meson.
Section 2 - Audio Circuits Section 4 - R -F and Converter Circuits

For the tests in this section, use an audio -frequency
TROUBLE SHOOTING For the tests in this sotion, with the exception of
TROUBLE SHOOTING
signal generator. Connect the generator ground lord Set the radio volume control to maximum, and the the oscillator test,
radio-phono switch as indicated in the chart. use an r -f signal generator with
to test point 13; connect the output lead through a If the "NORMAL INDICATION" is obtained in modulated output. Connect the generator ground lead
.l -tut. condenser to the test points indicated in the to B-, test point B; connect the output lead through a
step 1, proceed with the tests for Section 3 (i-f, detec-
chart. tor, and 1-0.0 circuits); if not, isolate and corrot the .1.mf. condenser to the test points indicated in the
trouble in this section. chart.
I I r Set the radio volume control to maximum, and the

radio-phono switch to the radio position. Set the tun.
ing control and signal.generator frequency as indicated
in the than.
If the "NORMAL INDICATION" is obtained in
step 1, further tests should be unnecessary; if not, isolate
and correct the trouble in this section. If the trouble
is not revealed by the tests for this sera n, check the
alignment.
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LI - 1.2 ANT.
CAPACITY.
GOO KC
RCA
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L 3 05C. Ti -TOP& ROT T2-TOP6 SOT Chassis No. RC -1037B
540 AC. 455 KC. 455 KC.
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RCAVICTOR MODEL 8V7,Alignment

77V1
Procedure
Chassis No. RC -615
PHONO JACK 455 KC

TOP & BOTTOM Cathode -Ray Alignment is the preferable method. Connections for
T2 the oscilloscope are shown on the Schematic Diagram.
Output Meter Alignment.-If this method is used, connect the meter
2. IFS across the voice coil, and turn the receiver volume control to
455 KC
maximum.
TOP & BOTTO Test Oscillator.-For all alignment operations, connect the low side
of the test -oscillator to the receiver chassis, and keep the oscillator
L2 050. output as low as possible to avoid a -v -c action.
600 KC
C2 (ANT.
1400 KC
C4 (05C)
2. Connect high side
of test oscillator
to-
Tune test
oscillator
to-
Turn radio
dial to-
Adjust the
following for
maximum
TUNING COND.
MOUNTING PLATE peak output
(INSULATED FROM
Top and bottom
1 6SK7 grid m series (2nd I -F
with .01 mfd. Trans.) T-2
Quiet Point
VOLUME CONTROL TUNING 455 kc. at 550 kc.
& SWITCH end of dial
SWITCH Top and bottom
2 6SA7 grid in series (1st I -F
with .01 mfd. Trans.) T-1
7; 3 1,400 kc. 1,400 kc. C4 (osc.)

C2 (ant.)
3i Primary hood on
MAX. 4 loop in series 600 kc. 600 kc. L2 (osc.)
CAPAC1TT 600KC Rock gang
4-2f' I. 0- 4. with 200 mmfd.
I Repeat steps 3 and 4
-1C)
Critical Lead Dress:
1. Dress speaker cable leads down next to
L chassis. TONING
2. Dress output plate capacitors next to chassis.

P0050
3. Dress plate lead of output tube away from
grid of audio amplifier. TONE
4. Dress all a -c leads away from volume control RADIO

down next to chassis.
96 TURNS
SOME INSTRUMENTS HAVE
2} TURNS
5. Dress lead from top tap of volume control
to range -tone switch along front apron of
chassis.
0 OFF -ON
VOLUME
.6. Dress R12 and R15 down near chassis base. Controls
COUP, 20
V2 V3 V4
VI RATIO PET
MIXER_ ED5C IF AMPL. DRIVER
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6J6 144,/
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POSITION (1410142.) AS VIEWED FROMFRONT
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CRITICAL LEAD DRESS 1. Dress resistor R15 near chassis base.
DRUM ON 2. Dress all A. C. leads away from volume control.
TUNING CONDENSER. 1. Keep leads of C7 short. 3. The lead from "FM" terminal of antenna terminal board to LI
SHAFT 2. Dress R27 away from range switch and pin No. 5 of VI. tap should be run around the outside of the 1st I. F. transformer
SHOWN WITH TUNING 3. The ground lead of pin No. 2 of V2 and V3 should be down and away from V2.
CONDENSER AT NA% against chassis. Its length is critical. 4. The taps on Ll and L2 are critical. LI tap should be 4 turn from
CAPACITY (CLOSED) 4. The AVC lead from R26 to range switch should be dressed
against chassis and on front apron side of the output transformer. the ground end. L2 tap should be 2; turns from the gang con-
00 5. C43 should have short leads and the color code of the capacitor denser C8.
5. The lead from R82 to terminal No. 9 of Si should be dressed
a should g0 to the coil L4. The capacitor should be cemented away from the output transformer.
O .down with polystyrene cement at the same time L2 is cemented. 6. Dress C25 and C26 against the chassis with the shortest lead
G. The lead from the high side of the loop should be dressed away length possible.
from tubes. 7. The position of LI and L2 is critical. LI should be midway be-
7. Lead from pin No. 2 of VI to terminal "A" of 1st I. F. trans- tween VI and the 1st I. F. transformer. The end of L2 should
former should be dressed against the chassis. be approximately 3/16" from VI.
1 8. Connect C40 directly between the gang condenser and pin No. I
of VI.
/ 9. Make all FM leads as short as possible.
(TURNS 10. Dress lead from pin No. 5 of V2 to terminal "A" of 2nd I. F.
transformer down against chassis. co
RCA8R71,
VICTOR 8R74, 8R75 8R72, 8R76
Alignment Procedure
Chassis No. RC -1060
t Use alternate loading.
Chassis No. RC -1060A
CORRECT ALIGNMENT OF THE FM BAND Alternate loading involves the use of a 47,000 ohm resistor to load
the AM plate winding while the AM grid winding of the SAME
REQUIRES THAT THE AM BAND BE TRANSFORMER is being peaked. Then the grid winding is loaded
ALIGNED FIRST with the resistor while the plate winding is peaked. Only one winding
is loaded at any one time. Remove the 47,000 ohm resistor after T3
and T2 have been aligned.
Alignment Indicators: Oscillator frequency is above signal frequency on both AM. and FM.
An RCA VoltOhmyst or equivalent meter is necessary for measuring
developed d -c voltage during FM alignment. Connections are specified
in the alignment tabulation. An output meter is also necessary to indi- FM Alignment
cate minimum audio output during FM Ratio Detector alignment. RANGE SWITCH IN FM POSITION - VOLUME
Connect the output meter across the speaker voice coil.
CONTROL MAXIMUM
The RCA VoltOhmyst can also be used as an AM alignment indi-
cator, either to measure audio output or to measure a -v -c voltage. Connect high Sig. gen.
Steps side of sig. Turn radio Adjust for
When audio output is being measured the volume control should be gen. to- output dial to- peak output
turned to maximum.
Connect the d -c probe of a VoltOhmyst to the negative
Signal Generator: 1 lead of the 2 mfd. capacitor C33 and the ,common lead
For all alignment operations connect the low side of the signal to chassis. Turn gang condenser to max. capacity (fully
meshed).
generator to the receiver chassis. The output should be adjusted to
provide curate resonance indication at all times. If output measure-
ment is used for AM alignment the output of the signal generator 10.7 mc. T4 top core
should be kept as low as possible to avoid a -v -c action. Pin I of modulated for max. d -c
The FM i-f alignment may be checked by means of an FM sweep 6AU6 in 30% 400 voltage across
generator and cathode ray oscilloscope. Connect the output from the
sweep generator, which is set to 10.7 mc., to the mixer grid (6J6 Pin
No. 5), low side to chassis. Disconnect the 2 mfd. capacitor C33 from
2 series with
.01 mfd. (Approx.T4
cycles AM
.05 volt).
bottom core
C33.
for min. audio
the Ratio Detector circuit. output.'
Connect the high side of the oscilloscope to the junction of R25 Max, ca-
and R26, low side to chassis. Adjust the sweep generator and oscine., pacity FM windings.11
scope to obtain the response curve. (fully T3 top
10.7 mc. meshed).
The Ratio Detector characteristic may be viewed by connecting 3 Adjust to core (sec.).
the oscilloscope across the volume control R14. Capacitor C33 should provide 2 to T3 bottom
be re -connected before checking the Ratio Detector characteristic. 3 volts indi- core (pri.).
cation on
VoltOhmyst
AM Alignment FM ant.
term. in
during
alignment.
FM windings.[[
T2 top
RANGE SWITCH IN BC POSITION 4 series with core (sec.).
a 300 ohm T2 bottom
Connect high resistor. core (pri.).
Steps side oft sig. gen. Turn radio Adjust for (Remove ant.
gen. output dial to- peak output lead from 1.2 osc.
"FM" term.) C.2 ant.
5 106 mc. 106 mc. Set C2 at max.
AM windings.[ while
1
T3 bottom adjustIng 1.2.
core (sec.).
T3 top
C3 in series Quiet point core (pri.). 6 90 mc. 90 mc. LI ant.
with .01 mfd. 455 kc. at low (Rock gang.)
freq. end. AM windings.t
T2 top 7 Repeat Steps S and 6 until further adjustment does not
2 core (sec.). improve calibration.
T2 bottom
core (pri.). Two or more points may be found which lower the audio
C13 osc. At the correct point the minimum audio output is approached output
rapidly
3 "A" terminal 1400 .ke. 1400 kc. and is much lower than at any incorrect point.
of terminal C4 ant.
board at rear tt Align T3 and T2 by means of alternate loading as explained
of chassis under AM alignment. Use a 680 ohm resistor instead of a 47,000
in series with ohm resistor and load the FM windings.
4 220 mmf. 600 ice. 600 kc. L4 osc. LI and L2 are adjustable by increasing or decreasing the spacing
(Rock gang.) between turns.
5 Repeat Steps 3 and 4.
PHONO ANTENNA
10.7 MC JACK TERMINAL TOP I0.7MC SEC.
TOP RESONANCE BOARD BOT. 455KC SEC.
SOT. CENTERING TOP 455KC PRI.
BOT. 10.7 MC PRI.
ST I.F. TRANS.
TOP 107 MC SEC.
BOT. 10.7MC PRI.
TOP 455KC SEC.

RATIO RATIO DRIVER SOT. 455 KC PRI.
DET. DET.
TRANS. 4 1400KC AM ANT
LI F.M. ANT. COIL
L4
600 KC
OSC.
M IXER AND
OSCILLATOR
L2 FM OSCILLATOR COIL
VOL. CONT. TUNING
98
RANGE
ON -OFF SW. CONT. SWITCH - CI3 1400KC AM OSC.
%116C4,C2 4 C 3 ACCESSIBLE FROM
UNDERSIDE OF CHASSIS.
,Ticnt0 VS
VI V2 GALS
00 .C.5AND 6BA6 6AU6 GAUG RATIO DST.
CAS01117 LI 60A6 6 BA6 2.0. EF TS- 10.7 DRIVER 713-23.7.1C. T7- 10.7 MC. IDOO
a WIRE MINER Ti- 0.7 mC. 157 73- 10.7 INC.
LOOP INK,NO AMPL.
0. S.C. 197 V. I
I
I D 2
-1
7 DJ DJ 205V. 2,6v.
1.91". 2t.5 V 222v CI
EceNTIR RAE
c4z 3C cstts IF C74 22K
c2e1 - Also E
s SS
CG -
INTERNAL 47.4_ 12.7__7_
cm EDT 220 + L 1272
DIPOLE C 5I SON 21:1,
R2 ISO COG 2.4 L
1.1 V7 .00S TUNE
to L _F ,Ty_01 o -f---1 N- 1(
Tw )1
T4-455 KC.
4.
-2. Cle
-2113;1
too .0C0S 9
220
CAA
".: ai 45
-.- Imre
pablf
I--H---,
RIO C42 _B.
390 C32 C33
.005
AM011..
C to 1- EIZACT OW,
220 <R24 00 I' n31 mg
'11000 220
LOAD
Es
52 REAR - CA S L_ C50j
0 O. RAMA .005
Re CAA
o CS CII 3.9 ass
co o 8 530 ME& .005 moo
550
C11. 22mm.
Cl C7
n 10-445 R25
2200
F.101.1
Le LS A
-3.5A
5-27 IC' ANT
LS C5
3-5S
IA LS A Se VII
CONBNIE G DAG
S1 -
M.N. REACT.
ON -OFF
MAGIC MONITOR
UNIT
A C
332 SWiTCIPS VIEWED PROM

3 FRONT AND SHOWN IN F.M.
OKKA. CLOCKWISE POSITION. AUDIO (FM)
.0
.003 K 1000
a TOP CORE --1 ALL RESISTANCES IN OumS
I
ADJ. 15 IF e 027 ALL CAPACITORS LESS THAN 1
FEATiO DET
295 IMPS IY MF S ABOVE I IS MIJIF
.01 M.F. TONE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
50,.0. cot,. TRANSF 6,n g ;Ors CONTROL VOLTAGES SHOULD 110L0
ADJ.
3 WITHIN ±205. WITH 115 V AC
C54 SoPPLY.
.01
PLATE OF OSC. OPEN FOR PHONO
SIC.
D-1( E AUX. OPERATION
236 LF/ A DIODE (No.s` FUNCTIONS TO
VS Ve V7 VS VS V4 970 V9 VII 125-342 .002 PREVENT A.V.C. PUS FROM
C41 R2G BECOMING. POSITIVE.
.05 2 MEG,
R IS L.F. TONE
/IA 3 At 3 It 314, 914 2.2 MEG.
Pia CONTROL VOLTAGES SOBS MEASURED
470K -7 n' MITI VOLTOIWNST AND SWITCHES
RK R17 IN FM. POSITION.
cyb 1000 160K R 2O RS3 ( FOR OTHER 50I701 FoSITSMS
12113
.05 22K 1905 270K SEE VOLTAGE CHART)
- C13 + 225V
TUBES CONTROLLED BY A.V.C.
C61 T- .A" BAND NI -V2 -VA
115V. AC. .01 e- SAND VI -V
F -M - 74
Complete Schematic Diagram RK-121C - Range Switch shown in FM position. Continued on the next page.
Model 8V1 51
RK-121C RF-IF Chassis
RCAVICTOR RS -123D Power Supply 8 AF Chassis
8X X 12X - APPROX. GAIN DATA
PM 47K 6F6G vs USING CHANALYST
65NTGT
AF
OUTPUT
AUDIO INPUT
J2 4.5
C27 .05
RIO 1041%
RIOI-
OTp
JUMPER 034
C6
0035
SP8AKER PLUG
TI
151.14..
VOLTAGES
MEASURED WITH
VOLTONSAYST -
SWITCH IN FM
POSITION .
MODEL
115,L AC.
SUPPLY
8V151
Schematic Diagram
PI
RS -123D. RADIO CHASSIS (RK-121C) VOLTAGE CHART
Aux
Or
Tube Type Terminal PH BC SW FM
VI 6BA8 Plate No.5 260 247 245 225
AMPLIFIER (RS123D) VOLTAGE CHART R.F. Screen No. 6 100 96 94 87
Aux BC V2 8BA8 Plate No. 5 260 245 240 222
or or Mixer Screen No.6 96 87 71 68
Tube Type Terminal PH SW FM Cathode No. 7 6.1 7 1.9 1.6
VI 5U4G FIL No. 8 360 355 350 V3 6BE6 Plate No.5 160 157 130
Rect. Osc. Screen
V2 6SN7 Plate No.2
Nos. 6 & 7 .. 180 157 130
A. F. & Plate No. 5
201 190 178 Grid No. 1 . . -28 -11 -4.1
142 134 123 tGrid No. I .. -18 -10.5 -6
Ph. Inv. Cathode No. 3 56 53 49
Cathode No. 6 8.4 8.1 5.7 V4 6BA6 Plate No. 5 240 232 225 208
1st I.F. Screen No.6 118 110 108 100
V3 6F6G Plate No. 3 353 351 346 Cathode No. 7 1.2 1.2 1.2
Output No. 4 1.1
Screen 268 245 225
Grid No.5 -24 -24.1 -24.5 V5 6AU6 Plate No. 5 .. 218
2nd I.F. Screen No. 8 115 112 112 137
V4 8F6G Same as V3
Output V6 6AU8 Plate No.5 .. 197
Driver Screen No. 6 ..
- LOOP MT DIPOLE
nit 'p°,:n' j 4"477i ;o:111. ALTPU 00000 V7 GALS
R. Det.
1111 .. 1111 1111
V8 6AT6 Plate No.7 110 108 108 110

T3
Det.-AF.
L9 -FM 01C.
88.45 90eF
045 V9 8I3A6 Plate No. 5 210 200 200 184
4558c M.M. Screen No. 6 70 68 68 63
C20 -FM 01C
106 MC
Co -C4 CF Amp. Cathode No. 7 7 6.6 6.6 6
T5 -FM 11-444 G NC
TAI.AM viO 6BF6 Plate No. 7 121 117 117 107
n n iiC M.M. Cathode No. 2 6.6 6.4 6.4 5.8
C15 C35 C14 C12 C7 Amp.&Rect.
AM PM Am 834
I I
VII 613A6 Plate No.5 2.6 2.6 2.6 3.1
050. R F. ANT. Reactor Screen No.6 36 35 35 45
Top View. 'Tuning condenser at high frequency end.

tTuning condenser at low frequency end.
RADIO CHASSIS CATHODE CURRENTS (MA)

®I10el 8 V2
VI 6BA6
6BA6
No. 7
No.7
16.9
3.1
16.5
3.2
16.5
3.8
14
4.9
8 455115'
0A M5. V3
V4
69E6
6BA6
No.2
No. 7
0 14.1 14.1 15.8
fri TI -F14
fC 14 13.8 13.8 13.2
T5 -FM
1.41 -AM V5 6AU6 No.7 1.8 1.8 1.8
455 KC 3.9
-KRF "A. 03C V6 6AU6 No. 7 o o o 18.3
L.G,A48, L13 C84 Lie C3G T.Z.An
880 KC - 60014C 40011 GOOK 1.0/(5. V7 6AL5 o 0 o 0
C61 rdl vs 6AT6 No. 2 .25
TG -FM .25 .25 .25
T- L5
9.3MC
C13
15.2MC. 9.5mC
-L9-/ LI7 - C37
15.12MC 9.501 15.214C
V9 6BA6 No. 7 .9 .9 .9 .88
VIO 6BF6 No. 2 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.2
Scot To '[AMT. C RF 'COSC
CHASSIS VII 6BA6 No. 7 1.36 1.35 1.35 1.3
Voltages m
100 VII V9 V0
Bottom View.
d with Chana yst or VoltOhmyst and
should hold within ± 207c with rated power supply. Na
signal. Tuning cond losed except as stated.
I:
600 nC
4 t 38%
600 -455.0
0.75X
4551(C.
MEASURED WITH A 3V FIXED BIAS
160 %
455 KC
0 6%
4435KC
39X
60011C
12%
125A7. 125K7 tiC4 35L661 CI6

.OL
leTPET-05C. TI IF TZ A -F OUTPUT
2....IFTRAN5F.
LI
LOOP
%TOWERS DC
..r76.
711..5
II
7:7-flO iii.ifsset,18T'I.FTRAti5r,' ON ALT. X'FORMERi I
/ RC.._ .
RES. _416.___ _
54.3
.31 5
1-'
j
_it.
1.5 CS 01i211 1071 I 115175ag bt5 Si
12- T
444.
4j
250.11
2-17
RAI TS
220K
NO FE o
122
22K
CI R4 014 SrX°14.
005 P34 5.3 MEG. .01
OSCILLOSCOPE R5
0 5 C. COMA HERE 2.70K
.0 C7
C011-
L 2.01 ;4 2-17 VERT. HIGH THIS
POINT- VERT 0
TO 050. R.25
trM 220K IO MEG.
CIl V6
351-6 GT
.C8 RIO
51 FRONT 52 FRONT 220K R.I2 OUTPUT
470K
RI 11
220K RESISTANCE VALUES

C9 BEI OW 111 1817
42 SHOWS
PHONO. !tan
C11
rr____- .02.
DIAL LAMPS
590K3
R
8
R7
013
1800
R14
1200
SRI
tea
®0 Rai
5-dSa C
IA. -9104°C
PICKUPok., - 51
.
REAlt DCA
).
176' 2 MEG.
VOL .0014TROL
10Cg
CMS- 019C
30MPI 80m
RECT. 66
7 REAR -4-
PSnLEtrr
MOTOR
3511. 0 INI,E7- TAB INDICATES
CHASSIS
iciD1CATE5 Common
WIRING INSULATED
V3
604 6A6
V4
6AQ6I25A7
VI V2
125K77
V6
35(461.551-667s
VS CII111V. POWIR
A.C.
® FROM CHASSIS 1<= 1000
E 7 7 t 7 'On I SUPPLY
0 X477
_I_
05C. COIL. 0 (....NAI,-(1-51-111-52 ,; girci, le OFF
SHOWNCLACO POSITIO- N-(Pos. 0- m A X. C LOCK W 16 E
Output Meter. -Connect meter across speaker voice coil. Turn volume
control clockwise to radio maximum high position (3) for alignment.
RCAVICTOR Steps
Connect the high
side of test-
oscillator to-
Tune
tesaasc.
to-
Tuns
walks dial
to-
Adjust the fellow -
ing for max. peak
output
77U
Radio -Phonograph Combination
1
I.F. grid, in
series with
.01 mfd.
455 be
Quiet point
1,600 kc
Pri. & Sec.
2nd I.F.
transformer
lst Der. grid end of dial Pri. a Sec.
2 in series with 1st I.F.
Chassis No. RC -1057A .01 mfd. transformer
CAUTION. -CLOSE TUNING CONDENSER PLATES COMPLETELY (C -C -W)
BEFORE REMOVING CHASSIS FROM CABINET. NOTE. -ANTENNA LOOP AND RECORD
Take off both wooden strips on bottom of cabinet by removing wood - CHANGER MUST BE IN CABINET
screws before loosening chassis bolts.
Died Pointer Adjustment -Rotate tuning condenser fully counter. 3 1,600 kc 1,600 kc a (tom)
clockwise (plates fully meshed). Adjust indicator pointer so that
it is 3%" from the left hand edge of the dial back plate.
EXTERNAL ANTENNA
Antenna terminal
LOOP 4 in series with 1,400 kc 1,400 kc C4 (ant.)
V AL
LINE C0110 220 mmfd.
55 RC 45550
PM curses PRI. 01/7510E
Osc. Coil
MOPE& 600 kc 600 kc 1.2, LS
OUTPUT v.
OUTPUT VF V1
5
Rock gang
CONVERTER
P110110 6 Repeat steps 3, 4, & .5 if necessary

MOTOR
Test Oscillator. -Connect high aide of teat oscillator as shown In

chart. Connect low side through a .01 mf capacitor to common "--B".
Keep the output signal as low as possible to avoid a -v -c action.
ST IN
0UC. U
cE L2, L3,L A
1000 XL SELENR
RECOPIERAI 109011SC
0.040ER
CNAS313)
600KC
heot,
J.774.0._ 4.1*
RAUIO-PNONO. SW.
VOL CONT.
Tube and Trimmer Locations
Tubes 6C4 and 6AQ6 may be replaced by removing the sloping panel
(remove four wood screws) in the front of the record changer com-
partment. Before removing the chassis from the cabinet it is advis-
able to loosen the two hex screws holding the speaker horizontally.
This will allow the chassis to be removed and replaced easily. When
the chassis is replaced the dial lights should be adjusted so as not
to be visible from the front of the cabinet., and yet to give correct DIMENSIONS INDICATE
DIAL POINTER TRAVEL
dial lighting. Move the speaker so it is flush against the baffle before IN INCHES.
retightening the hex nuts. The chassis mounting board should be (lush
against the front of the cabinet, and the chattel's mounting holes
should be centered over the holes in the board.
The first I -F transformer shown in the schematic Is stamped 970441-1.
Some chassis will have a first I -F transformer stamped 9704414. Con-
nections to this alternate transformer are as shown in the block letters.
Performance will be identical for both sets.
Dial -Indicator and Drive MecbaniWsms101
Tuning Ranges
Standard Broadcast (AM) 540-1,600 kc. Models 8V90, 8V91
I CTOR Frequency Modulation (rill) 88-108 mc.
N RCA 1st Prod. Chassis No. RC -618 RC -616A
trre,t4iZierraftrv, COUPLED
Intermediate Frequencies...AM-455 kc., FM -10.7 mc. 2nd Prod. Chassis No. RC -618A RC -616H
t EM VI Va VS VA
A! CSC I.F.AMPL DRIVER R ATIO PET
63A6 6AU6 6.41-5
22 v, SSK
3aMEG
C40 -.I, 7; 572
29 _0 R23 R.24I
T2 -4,- TO FM_ 200 470k
6
10 TM C 107n .C. !075.2.
500 A 3 C30
- b 11.1 If R12
LIFM 8 Cal
1_2i J. L 550 C52 CD
3,12 3 .005 .006 - 2Ms RU
I
7-28 R7 13.8 033
2.v. 1215 C3I
56 68 27K F
C,43otc 1511 350
C2 CZO g T,
003 I
2-174,7;
MR" A R24
3300
CI7 I C22
cl .005' 005
ca -i C19 R_I7
LOOT T-7< As
7 150 100
.52 16071
FP_ONT FRONTI
R10 R.11 1218
56K .680 Rot 15K
10 IC
. 5 212
R 9-.80 C27
2701291 .0C4
Iktec90 C50
ISO
2.5 498
R45 IT -K13
100K
SLUE
C24 , 15
003 vs 2500.
2.2 MEG. BOO. <
C4 AMPL. I C38 OUTPUT C34 62311
2-17 64V6 ac,3. /0.707AL
i.Nt. I 150 6V4ST 0
52 VOL. CBNCTSL..
-0A V 0
51 0
REAR AR .01
15N s 2170 _2
U -.. R-16
FI O. 22 MEP. 5.4 -7
C RI5 L4°3v73
7:i R20
C36 R33 10/424. 54 4701(
1-"N 70Hz
-A141c 652 CNTL. - R43
HIS
C182.
3o MP
SWITCH 51-10,/1-1 IN EXTREME C/CLOCKw ISE V7 VS
56 POSIT 10m (PHONO4A5 VI WED FROM FRONT G-
PET -AVPH-INV OUTPUT
(KNOB END).TE m 1241 ARE NEAREST BASE 6AV6 , 6V667
w
1MCKuP 7 655 2104.
15° C54
VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH CHANALYST OR VOLTOWAY5T. CA
VOLTAGES SHOULD HOLD WITHIN 20% WITH 117A.C. POWER SUPPLY. ){ 056
C55 00
11',;i6G. 'CM
1_03. R44
NOTE: In some chassis R4 is 22K and C42 is 22 mmf. R22 C 18C
2200470K 2.0MP _2,720t
1246 V9
z7 NEu. zoon RECT.
53 TI 155v
BLAC ITRCDe.X5GT
V4 VS V6 VS V7 va V2 VI
0
A.C.
PwR.. SUPPLY 41\3
5524 i.'1? 4r1, 4r),
C25 -
8v90 R54. 426
(Pc -618) "Ir
SAME AS 3v31 EXCEPT AS SHOWN ABOVE.
ROA IS NOT USED. (DIAL LAMP PES) MODEL No. 8V91 (RC -616A) Cl 1AL
LAMPS
NOTE -2nd I.F. Transformer:

Some chassis may use 2nd I.F. trans. stamped 970435-5 (Stock No. 74019), the 455 k.c. windings have a d.c. resistance of 12 ohms each, the
resonating capacitors are 150 mmf. instead of 235 mmf. They are interchangeable with transformers stamped 970435-2 (Stock No. 73363). U2
RCAVICTOR
8X521 8X522
Chassis No. RC -1066 RC -1066A
ANT. C2 TOP
1400 NC
03C. C SOT.
160014C
POWER SUPPLY POLARITY.-For operation on

d -c, the power plug must be inserted in the outlet for cor-
rect polarity. If the set does not function, reverse the
plug. On a -c, reversal of the plug may reduce hum.
Critical Lead Dress
1. Dress all heater leads close to chassis.
2. Dress output plate bypass capacitor C11 inside of ter-
minal board.
3. Dress all exposed leads away from each other and
away from chassis.
Alignment Procedure
Cathode Ray Alignment is the preferable method. Con- Connect the
nections for the oscilloscope are shown on the schematic high side of Tune Turn Adjust the
Steps test-osc. radio dial following for
diagram. test -oscillator
to- to- to- max. output
Output Meter Alignment.-1 f this method is used, con- T-2 (top
nect the meter across the voice coil, and turn the receiver 12BA6 I-F grid and bottom)
volume control to maximum. I through 0.1 mfd. 2nd I -F
capacitor Quiet -point trans.
Test-Oscillator.-For all alignment operations. connect 455 kc 1,600 kc
the low side of the test -oscillator to the receiver chassis. end of dial T -I (top
and keep the oscillator output as low as possible to avoid Stator of and bottom)
2 Cl through 1st I -F
a -v -c action. 0.1 mfd. trans.
On AC operation an isolation transformer (113 v./115 v.)
may be necessary for the receiver if the test oscillator is 3 1,600 kc 1,600 kc C4 (osc.)
also AC operated. 4 Short wire 1,400 kc 1,400 kc C2 (ant.)
For additional information refer to booklet "RCA Vic-
tor Receiver Alignment." 5
placed near
loop to radiate
signal. 600 kcL2 600 kc
(rise.)
Rock gang
NOTE.-If the speaker should be removed in servic- 6 Repeat steps 3, 4 and 5.
ing, its position should be checked when re -assembling.
The distance between the front of the speaker and the
rear chassis apron should he maintained at :31/2 inches. Do not readjust T.2 when test oscillator is connected to Cl.
_ .,-004'4551(C 455 KC 4001_,

.5% t GOX es5 1
50 V: Va 1451"-f'-'5% VS
OUTPUT
CONVERTER 1.19. 2.9.17ET-A.E-AVC
APPROX. GAIN DATA
125E6 125A6 12A76 5005 1140
ISHG CHAHALvST.
3W11
5
alv. DI 7 T3
C9 CII
LOOP
002
Rep
P25 Ti TI
104,
350 PM...
CI 1.15V
xiwo
o
366 III P7 NM
no
133
Rb R_7 RS
Ll t ant 220)1 4701( ISO
RI
22S 140.
A E
" REV
'211-1:1"'g 5a4
FLZ 72-10.z
C4
2-17
0105 Ie -.
5014P 274
CV; 5 ,o)7
3 5MEG.
VS
iti,
3 C7 VI V2 V4 RECT.
oL VS
35W4 7
.001 MF
50's
COMMON WIRING 50R.04H 4 3 4 5 4 3
_.LINDICATES
INSULATED ir4; I4oV STOP AT 500 R5
FROM CHASSIS GAIN DATA VOL_ 4.7
CATHOLL C_.4RENTS CONTROL so
INDICATES 1215E5 Si vA
CHASSIS L 125A, -0 4MA
/717 GROUND Ka1000 ICATG C.2 MA
4. 5005 35 5133
5 55W4 CZ. .0 MA
AC- DVC
c
103
15 51
VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH C HAN ALTST OR obC COIL ON VOL.
VOLTOHMTST AND SHOULD HOLD WITHIN ± 20%. CONTP_OL
TERM. VIEW
mEAsuRso WITH
--GONV. GAIN 0 11-41.-- .95x -a
GOO ACiSsAc 4558c
3v. WISED oms
3303 -Alm--
475.%
3x
4SS KC
so x
400 N.,
s
400.x,
-1
APPROX.
VI V2 V3 V4 A. GAIN DATA
Is" 6V- OSC IF 2ND PET-A.F-AVC OUTPUT USING
125A7 et v 126147 iv 12507 its2v 50 L6.67 i".av CHANALYST
SEE NOTE
BELOW C171 gi...73
LOOP
: TI 005
CI
C2
"-D
s in R1S
1100
SRN
PM
141 1-17 el I/ arg.8 R7 R6
-41 ZZOK 4706
R1:2I
;in
e- cm,
LI
ea
3KFUteoX
BIAS FOE -T
4 2ISSM2 C19A
SO MP ,, INDICATES
GAIN DATA + CHASSIS
GROUND.
4 K = moo
VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH INDICATES
Ra RESPECT TO COMMON -B , AND COMMON WIRING
C12 T SHOULD HOLD WITHIN * 20%
In some chassis transformers stamped
970441-5 may tie used. The identifying num-
-T .5.6 MEG.
R.5
500K
WITH 117 V. A.C. SUPPLY.
*MEASURED WITH CHAHALYST
OR VOLTOHMYST.
INSULATED
FROM CHASSIS.
ber is stamped on the side of the shield eon. VOL. 4.7 MEG
The schematic diagram below shows the CONTROL
connections, d -c resistance and shunt cap- V
acitors of transformers stamped 570411-5. 1,,C)
C24 VS VI Vt. RECST.
TAB VS 3525-eT
125,47 IRSH7 8 7
07L-7110r CATHODE CURRENTS

12547 8.5 MA.
®GAO 12 567
12507
12.1 MA.
.12 MA.
UNDER CHASSIS 50LG-GT 350 NA.
VIEW 35E5 -GT 54.1 MA.
117 V ri
AC- DC 1)
COIL RESISTANCES LESS THAN DIAL
1.11, NOT INDICATED. LAMP
Cs;5,4,L.1
RCA ICTOR
Alignment Procedure
Model 8X53
Chassis No. RC -1064
Output Meter Alignment. -If this method is used, connect the meter
across the voice coil, and turn receiver the volume control to maximum.
Test-Oscillator.-For all alignment operations, connect the low side of Connect the Adjust the fol-
the test -oscillator to the receiver chassis, and keep the oscillator output as high side of Tune Turn lowing for
Steps test -oscillator test-osc. radio dial max. peak
low as possible to avoid a -v -c action. to- to- to- output
Calibration Scale.-The glass tuning dial may be removed from the 12SK7 1-F grid T2
cabinet and mounted above the pointer. for reference during alignment. 1 through 0.1 mfd. Top & bottom
The extreme left hand mark of the Standard Broadcast scale must be in
line with the left hand mark on the dial backing plate.
capacitor
Stator of
455 kc
Quiet -point
1,600 kc
end of dial
- 2nd. I -F trans.
"T1
2 C1 through Top & bottom
Dial Backing Plate.-In the event that only the chassis is returned for 0.1 mfd. 1st. I -F trans.
service, the masks on the dial backing plate may be used during alignment;
refer to the Dial Indicator and Drive Mechanism drawing for correspond- C4 (osc.)
3 Short wire 1,300 Ice 1,300 kc C2 (ant.)
ing frequencies. placed near
loop antenna 600 kc 600 kc L2 (osc.)
Dial Pointer.-With the gang condenser in full mesh the dial pointer 4 "A" Band Rock gang
should be set to the left hand reference mark on the dial backing plate.
For additional information refer to booklet, "RCA Victor Receiver 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4
A ignment."
"Do not readjust T2 when test oscillator is connected to Cl.
(.:741)
TUNING CONTROL HOL. CONTROL

1000 IWO
*SWITCH
SHOWN WITH GANG

CONDENSER AT MAX.
CAPAC ITV.
104 455 KO.

PRI,- DOT.
SEC; TOP
RCAVICTOR 8X541, 8X542, 8X547

Chassis No. RC -1065, RC -1065A
ApoR0x GAIN 04 ... F.__ Goo/a 55KC KC 400%.

USING
100X SOX 71(

V3
157 PET.- 05C 'IF 2"P. DET-A.F.-AVC OUTPUT
501-6 ST
la5A7 105K7 125117 CZ011.
73
CIb
LOOP Dot
TO
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767' 220K 470K
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3V.FIXEDZ C4 INDICATES
BIAS FOR --F. cell 2-17 CHASSIS
GAIN DATA 1+ MEGI GROUND
.1 Kx1000
INDICATES
s 014 COMMON WIRING
12 y R4 INSULATED
35 MEG STgr .02
.05 T F-* = FROM CHASSIS.
R5
CATHODE CURRENTS 500 K
12SK 56,4A VOL. CI5 41ME6
i15KT 1 "NA CONTROL 150
a 12501 02M4
50LGGT 54+ 0.4 V5 Itiv
s 55Z 5G T 55.20+ y4 RECT.
V5 VI Va 5 GT
VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH CHANALVST OR
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ne:
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AC- PC
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51
TERM NEW CO MT ROL
Alignment Procedure
Cathode -Ray Alignment is the preferable method. Con- Connect the Adjust the
nections for the oscilloscope are shown in the schematic high side of Tune Turn radio
test-osc. dial to- following for
diagram. Steps test -oscillator to- max. output
to-
Output Meter Alignment.-If this method is used, con- 12SK7 I -F grid T2 (Top
nect the meter across the voice coil, and turn the receiver I through 0.1 and bottom)
volume control to maximum. mfd. capacitor Quiet -point 2nd I -F trans.
455 kc 1600 kc
Stator of end of dial 'T1 (top
Test-Oscillator.-For all alignment operations, connect 2 CI through and bottom)
the low side of the test -oscillator to the receiver chassis, 0.1 mfd. 1st I -F trans.
and keep the oscillator output as low as possible to avoid 3 1600 kc 1600 kc C4 (osc.)
a -v -c action.
4 Short wire 1400 kc 1400 kc 1-C2 (ant.)
On AC operation an isolation transformer (115 v./115 placed near
v.) may be necessary for the receiver if the test oscillator loop to 600kc
L2 (osc.)
is also AC operated. 5 radiate signal 600 kc Rock gang
6 Repeat a eps 3, 4 and 5.
Dial Centering:
If the mounting of the tuning condenser has been dis- Do not readjust T2 when test oscillator is connected to CI.
turbed, it may be necessary to adjust its position after tWhen adjusting C2 (ant. trimmer) it is necessary to have the
loop in the same position and spacing as it will have when
replacing the chassis in the cabinet. This may be done in assembled in the cabinet. This spacing is 31,4" from chassis to
the following manner: loop
1. Install chassis and tighten the three mounting screws.
Replace tuning knob. 455 KC 0I DIAL LAMP SOCKET
C4 05C (FRONT)
3. Loosen the two screws which hold the tuning con- TOP & SOT
I5T F C2 ANT. (REAR
denser mounting bracket to the chassis. I
4. Adjust the position of the tuning condenser mount-

ing bracket so that the tuning knob may be rotated 455 KC
without binding on the cabinet. With tuning con- TOP I BOT
denser plates fully meshed the dial should be in the
position indicated below.
5. The two screws should then be tightened to main-
tain this position.
VOL.
CONT. TUNING CORD
BRACKET SCREWS
LINE CORD
105
MANUAL OF 1949 MOST-OFTEN-NEEl
DED RADIO DIAGRAMS
1. Dress all heater leads close to chassis.
RCAVICTOR 2.
3.
4.
Dress AVC resistor R4 away from 125IC7 tube socket.
Dress diode load resistor R3 away from 12SQ7 tube socket.
Dress 12SQ7 plate resistor R7 over 2nd IF transformer terminal.
75 X 11, 75 X12 Chassis No. RC -1050

S.
6.
Dress output plate bypass capacitor C17 close to rear of
chassis.
Dress power cord lead along rear and bottom of chassis
CONY. GAIN
between 35Z5GT and 50L6GT tubes.
14X 0 6X it /60x 0.8X 10X
ANT.TO GRID 600-338C
4
MEASURED WITH 1.3V P1810
lox
6145
0j4 12547 124H7

125H7 IZSCV 501_12 GT
IF 24F DOT 016 OUTPUT
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IND EX RECTIFIER
TAP 1.6 33
Ce 3825 59.1 CI9
(83 ® 12VR3-17
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OSCILLATOR COIL
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AG -DC.
VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH RESPECT
TO POWER GROUND WITH yGLTOHMyST Si,,
OR EQUIVALENT ANL. SHOULD HOLD _L
DIAL lANIP
WITHIN 0207 WITH RATED SUPPLY N1.4204.47
Alignment Procedure COIL RESISTANCES LESS THAN

In NOT SHOWN.
Output Meter Alignment.-If this method is used, connect the
meter across the voice coil, and turn the receiver volume control Connect the Adjust the
to maximum. high side of Tune Turn following for
Test-Oscillator.-For all alignment operations, Steps test -oscillator test-osc. radio dial max. peak
connect the low to- to-
side of the test -oscillator to the receiver chassis, and keep the to- output
oscillator output as low as possible to avoid a -v -c action. 125%7 I -F grid
Calibration Scale.-The tuning dial can not be used for accurate I through 0.1 mfd. 1.8 and L9
alignment. Use of the procedure given in the alignment tabulation 2nd 1-F
capacitor Quiet -point transformer
will provide satisfactory calibration. 455 kc 1,600 kc
Dial Pointer.-With the tuning condenser in full mesh the dial Stator of end of dial 1.6 and 1,7
pointer should be adjusted to, approx. 17.0° counterclockwise from 2 C2 through 1st LF
the vertical position. It should be adjusted before re -assembling 0.1 mfd. transformer
the bezel to the cabinet.
3 1,620 ke full clock- C3 (osc.)
Dis-assembly.--To remove bezel and dial assembly: wise
Remove the tour hex head screws in the feet. Ant. lead
To remove chassis from cabinet: 4
in series with 1.400 kr 1,400 kc Cl (ant.)
200 mmfd.
Remove bezel and dial assembly described above, remove the
pointer by pulling straight to the front, remove four round head 5 600 Ice 600 kc 1.5 (osc.)
screws which hold the chassis to the cabinet. "A" Band Rock gang
6 Repeat steps 3, 4 and 5.
CORD ON Do not readjust L8 or L9 when test oscillator is connected to C2.
INDICATOR DRUM
11., LDOP 8.NTENNAM,
LIS, 1.13, L?
4558C 455KC
TOP of ISOT TOP1,80T.
Xi
Cl77
1300
SHOWN
WITH GANG CONDENSER 050
AT MAXIMUM
CAPACITY 3-'56510150
106 Dial -Indicator and Drive Mechanism Tube and Trimmer Locations
12 BA6 12 B E6 12 BA6 12 AT6 35C5
CAN I.E. F. 2,19 DET-A.E-Avc. OUTPUT
R.F. 201E
VZ V3 T2 V4 V5 P.M.
L VI 3 ORM SPI<R".
LOOP ed.V '3 11_1- 6 - ,-,, 44V. 04.V
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40-570
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7 .05 3 4_ 05
51 6 52 z1C16
L5 INDICATES
FRONT FRONT 40-570 CHASSIS
C13
8-55 /7777 GROUND
14, INDICATES V4 V2 VI VS VS
9
COMMON WIRING 1213A6 35C5
C14 INSULATED FROM IS ATE, 1213E6 12.5,46
3 CHASSIS. .411/11.
--2-10 4 3 4 3 3 4 4 a
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6 L7 o L8 K =1000 LAMP
51 C7 52 .611 z
REAR ISO REAR LOOP CONN. \
S3
1
PNON O. Z
0 ON V- OL..
fir S CONTROL 115 V.
VOLTAGES MEASURED TO COMMON WIRING, -- 4 PHONO INPUT AC- D.C.
VOLTAGES SHOULD HOLD WITHIN ZS% TOP & BOTTOM L6 OSC JACK POWER
WITH USV RATED PCWEI-, SUFI- LY 455 Kc 9 5 Mc Su PPt_y
C"
C16 OSC. C3 ANT.,
11.8 me 11.8 me C
RANGE SW. 51-52 SHOWN 111
MAX C/cw (pHorio.) POSITION 1. L4 ANT
R.,11,10 -A" BAND 15 POSITION E
RADIO "C" HAND 15 POSITION 3. 9.5 me
INDEX TAB
0/, "A"
DIAL TRACK C14 OSC.
MOO NC
DIAL LAMP
"A"
3,4 TURN CIO RF
AROUND DIAL 1400 KC
R -F COIL. TRACK
"A"
0 INDEX TAB C2 ANT.
400 KC
514
WHEN TUNING -
MI6 0 CONDENSER IS
0 CLOSED PIN HOLES ARE
OSC. COIL TO 8E IN VERTICAL LINE VOLUME
AS SHOWN. CONTROL E.
O SWITCH 540-1600 kc
DIAL POSITIONING RANGE TUNING 9.4-12 MC
UNDER CHASSIS TONE CONTROL SCREWS SWITCH CONTROL
VI E W S SHOWN WITH TUNING CONDENSER IN FULL MESH (CLOSED)
111141
NICE COUPLED
VI VE V3 V4
MIXER 4.05C AMOL. DRIVER RATIO 067.
O say 6.16 REAR 6AU6 GALS
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SWITCH SHOWN IN EXTREME C/CLOCKWISE DET.-AVC-BRINV 820 OUTPUT
31670 04) VIEWER FROM FROM 6AV6 v 66T
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as f. 514 Z /17 4113
MAXI MUM CAPACITY (FULLY CLOSED) VIO VII
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28.8..2 SCORE MARK ON
DIAL BACK PLATE. 25.1
PULLEY -----"0
MAGIC MONITOR
Circuit Description
The Magic Monitor circuit acts as a capacity shunt
across the audio input to the volume control when the
TENSION selector switch is turned to M. M. position. This shunt is
DRIVE CORD SPRING
variable, diminishing with increasing input level and in-
creasing with increase of frequency. The phono signal
input is applied to the grid of V10 (6AV6 M. M. amp.), Tuning Ranges
is amplified and fed through a resistance -capacity net - Standard Broadcast (AM) 540-1,600 kc.
work to the diode plates of V10 which rectifies it and 88-108 mc.
2/ TURNS produces a grid voltage on Vii in proportion to the level Frequency Modulation (FM)
of the high frequencies contained in the audio signal. Intermediate Frequencies... AM -455 kc., FM -10.7 mc.
F.M.
AIR 15T DET & 05C F DRIVER RATIO DET. 2ND D27.-A.V.0.- PH: ION. OUTPUT
L2 6AU6 6AL5 6 K6- GT.
03 6BE6 6 BAB V V8
7-28 VI V3 T3 V4 T5 VS 657
T1 f
3 240V !COMO 215 V. 10.71LIO. 24 0 V 10.7 MC. 315 V
lc.
5 100VA
6
EILACA-
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F.M. ANT - 4.4V. (105K)
-5.3V. (90 MC.) 4
RI
MEG. 7 JAS
4
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F.M. 050. CD
INTERNAL OR 041 T
EXTERNAL DIPOLE 47 CD
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X - 6 OHMS
LOOP
R32
OUTPUT
F.M.e DELAY pomaa. 6K6- GT
VD
C7
2-20
A.M. R13 AS C44
15T. DET. 8.0SC AC .005 R29
6BE6 2.709 22 MEG.
vz
- SOUND
911 INPUT
08 2200
12-542 ,100V.
PROMO. IMPuT 55
8a PRONO. JAC
s1 -REAR MUTING SW.
* -9.5y 0500 KO/ I2 -0
-9.09 (80090) Ral
R3
229 C23 mei_ DAB NK ON
.001 PICKUP SPEAKER PLUG
R40 VOL. CONTROL
1011 R22
LEAKS 2 4 TAP 250K 2
F.11.-DET.-050 EROw14-ALACA
87 SUPPLY 7 024 TAP 5002 5 3209.
.005 124 77 yEttOw 215 V.
88 A M. -0E7;030 54
2,2 MEG. 8. SUPPLY R23
27K
NOW MOTOR
912 914 Si FRONT 28 BOARD 435
2.2 MEG. 270 9 3500
027 DES
010 .015 BLACK csob
390 A.M. SOUND 30
LS INPUT I MPD.
C II 811.
10-363
C BLACK
*A.0 SC. RECT.
A.V. C. TO I.F. AMP. C35 W
A.M. 05C. 5Y3GT
Ls A.M.- AV.c. -b
9-10
COIL END
1.003 gaol( N
VIEW RANGE SWITCH VIEWED FROM TO ALL HEATERS
FRONT AND SHOWN IN "PHON O. 15 1000 POWER SUPPLY AND LAMPS
POSITION. (MAX. c/CLOCKW1SE
POSITION.)
VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH VOLTAGES SHOULD HOLD WITHIN MO

CHANAEYST OR VOLTOHMyS T. .52056 WITH 117V. A.C. RATED SUPPLY.
Circuit Description
Model 710V2 has individual built-in antennae for FM and AM The audio outputs of the AM second detector and the FM ratio R.C.A. Victor
coupled to individual 1st Det.-Osc. tubes (6BE6 VI and V2). The detector are connected thru a section of the range switch to the
outputs of these two tubes are connected to separate IF transformers volume control input.
(T1 and T2) whose secondaries are in series and connected to the The 3+ supply (+245 V) to the plates and screen grids of VI Model 710V2
IF amplifier tube (6BA6 V3). The output of V3 is connected to and V2 is controlled thru a section of the range switch.
separate IF transformers (T3 and T4) whose primaries are in series. Simple AVC is used on AM and is applied to both the IF amplifier Chassis RC -613A
The secondary of T3 (FM IF) is connected to the driver tube (V3) and the AM 1st detector (V2). Delayed AVC is used on FM
cS (6AU6 V4). The secondary of T4 (AM IF) is connected to the AM and is applied only to the IF amplifier (V3). The AVC distribution
second detector (6SQ7 V6). The output of the driver tube (V4) in is controlled thru a section of the range switch. Alignment on next page
coupled thru the ratio detector transformer (T5) to the FM ratio
detector tube (6AL5 V5).
FM Alignment
RCA VICTOR RANGE SWITCH IN FM POSITION-VOLUME CONT. MAXIMUM
Steps
Connect Sig. gen. Turn radio Adjustment for
sig. gen, output dial to- peak output
MODEL 710V2
AM -FM Radio -Phonograph Combination
1
Connect the d -c probe of a VoltOhmyst to the negative lead
of the 5 mfd. capacitor C34 and the common Mad to chassis.
Turn gang condenser to max. capacity (fully meshed).
High side to
Chassis No. RC -613A Pin 1 of driver 10.7 mc.
modulated
T5 top core for
tube 6AU6 in max. d -c voltage
FREQUENCY RANGES 2 series with 30% 400 across C34.
.01 mfd. cycles AM TS bottom core
Standard Broadcast (BC) 540-1600 kc. low side to (Approx. .1 for min. audio
Frequency Modulation (FM) 88-108 mc. chassis volt) output
Intermediate Frequency (AM) 455 kc.
Intermediate Frequency (FM) 10.7 mc. 10.7 Inc.
Alignment Indicators( 30%, modu- Max. ca- fusing alteo-
High side to lotion, 400 pacify n ate loading(
one FM ant. cycles AM. 13 bottom
An RCA VoltOhmyst or equivalent meter i, necessary for measur- term. in (fully
ing developed d -c voltage during FM alignmen Connections are Adjust to (noshed) core (sec.)
series with provide 2 to T3 top core
specified in the alignment tabulation below. An output meter is also 3
.01 mfd. Low 3 volts indi-
necessary to indicate minimum audio output during alignment. (Pri.)
aide to the cation on Ti bottom
Connect the output meter across the speaker voice coil. other FM vejtohn,yo core (um.)
ant. term. Ti top core
The RCA VoltOhmyst can be used as an AM alignment
also during
indicator, either to measure audio output or to measure a -v -c voltage. alignment. (Pri.)
When audio output is being measured the volume control should High side to
be turned to maximum. one FM ant.
term. in
series with
Signal Generator: 4 a 120 ohm C2 etc.
resistor. 106 mc 106 mc
C4 ant.
For all alignment operations, except as stated in FM alignment. Low side to
connect the low side of the signal generator to the receiver chassis. the other
The output should be adjusted to provide accurate resonance indica- FM ant.
tion at all times. If output measurement is used for AM alignment term in
the output of the signal generator should be kept as low as possible series with
to avoid a -v -c action. 5 a 120 ohm 90 mc 90 mc L3 Dm.
resistor. U ant.
Critical Lead Dress Repeat Steps 4 and
6 S until further adjustment dims not
1. Dress capacitor C5 near chassis base. improve calibration,.
2. Dress lead from pin 5, V-1, to terminal C, of transformer Ti, 1Alternate loading involves' the use of a 580 ohm resistor to load
as near bottom of FM shelf as possible. the plate winding while the grid winding of the SAME TRANS-
FORMER is being peaked. Then the grid winding is loaded with the
3. The lead from capacitor C24 to the high side of the volume resistor while the plate winding is peaked. Only one winding is
be dressed next to chassis along front apron. loaded at any one time. Remove the 680 ohm resistor after T3 and
T1 have been aligned.
4. Dress resistors R32 & R33 near chassis base.
6. Dress all A.C. leads away from volume control.
6. Solder FM .antenna coil primary leads to terminal board with
AM Alignment
as short a lead length as is practical. (Correct alignment of the 455 Ire. IF requires that the 10.7 mc. IF be
aligned previously)
7. Make all FM leads as short as possible.
RANGE SWITCH IN BC POSITION
8. The lead from pin 2, V-9, to chassis ground must be dressed
as close to base and as near to the back apron as possible. Connect
This lead provides degeneration for the IF stage and neither high side
high Sig. gen. Turn radio Adjust for
its length nor the point at which it is grounded to the chassis Seeps
sig. gee. output dial to- peak output
should be changed. to-
9. Dress all leads away from the 8800 ohm resistors R94 and R95. f T4 tap core
1 AM convey- (sec.)
ter grid f T4 bottom
PNONO C2 ELL 05C. 1050A.C. 611E6 V-2
Quiet point core (pri.)
/-1
L3 ELL L2 Ell in series
455 kc at low
ell freq. end. f T2 bottom
T3 E
with .01 core (mt.)
11 Ell
4*, 10.754 (44,41.751ilt
167 MC
C4
F]LMT..
10111C.
2 mfd. fT2 top core
(PH.)
RAT IF s (1110thid: L.L
T4 AY. T2 *AY C"M.7-17- C3FJt "A" fermi-
107 MC, 455 Sc. 05C. C12 osc.
{TO 3 991 of "9" 1400 kc 1400 kc C 7 ant.
Sr. ANT. mina) (lam)
V5 board at
LJ LI LJ L_I rear of
68Q7 Cl2 AM. 05C.
chassis in
ve series with L6 esc.
4 200 mmf. 600 kc 600 kc
61 (Rock gang)
(link open)
AM-600SC.
7 U
5 Repeat Step 3.
After chassis and loop hare been installed in cabinet, adjust!

TOP VIEW OF CHASSIS 6 C7 for max. output on a weak station near 1400 kc.
tAlign T4 and T2 by means of alternate loading as explained under
The FM i-f alignment may be checked by means of an FM sweep FM alignment. Use a 47,000 ohm resistor instead of a 680 ohm
generator and cathode ray oscilloscope. Connect the output from resistor.
the sweep generator, which is set to 10.7 mc., to the FM 1st Det.- Oscilator frequency is above signal frequency on both AM
Chic. grid (613E6 Pin No. 7) low aide to chassis. Disconnect the 5 mfd. and FM.
capacitor C34 from the Ratio Detector circuit.
Connect the high side of the oscilloscope to the junction of R27
and R28, low side& chassis. Adjust the sweep generator and oscillo- neeNALL ec
scope to obtain thr response curve. Seri sass mime
The Ratio Detector characteristic may be viewed by connecting

the cocilloecope across the volume control R22. Capacitor C34 should err LOLLS
be re -connected before checking the Ratio Detector characteristic.
POWS It-VOLUM TONI *MCC 011 TIMMS
110 FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

RCAVI CTOR
RP -178 Series
Automatic Record Changer
SERVICE DATA
Continued on the next seven pages
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

RCA VICTOR DIVISION
CAMDEN, N. f., U. S. A.
RP -178 Series Record Changer
RP -178
Uses 117V. 60 cycle motor. For operation on 50 cycle power
supply; a spring, Stock No. 73158 is added to the motor shaft.
Used in the following models: AUTOMATIC OPERATION
8TV321, 8TV323, 8V7, 8V90, 8V91. 8V112, 75ZU, 77U, 77V1.
1. With the power switch in the off position slide the record
RP -178-2 support shelf as required for 10- or 12 -inch records.
Uses 117V. 25 cycle motor. Place the records to be played in a stack with desired se-
Used in instruments manufactured by RCA Victor Company 2.
lections upward and in proper sequence with the last rec-
Limited (Canada). ord on top. Load them on the changer by placing them over
RP -178-3 the center post and resting on the record support shelf.
Uses 117V./234V. 60 cycle motor. For operation on 50 cycle Place record stabilizing clamp on top of the record stack.
power supply; a spring, Stock No. S-4774 is added to the 3. Turn power switch on and press the reject button. The
motor shaft, changer will play automatically one side of each record
Used in Models 6QU3 and 6QV3. in the stack.
The tone arm can be moved to the rest position any time
Index the mechanism is not in cycle.
Function of Principal Parts 4. Turn the power switch off, lift the stabilizing clamp and
Adjustments remove the stack from the turntable by placing fingers of
Tone Arm (Out of Cycle) Height Adjustment both hands directly opposite and under the stack. Then
Tone Arm Height Adjustment While in Change Cycle lift straight up --"'don't tilt" or squeeze stack.
Pickup Landing Adjustment
Record Push Cam and Gear Assembly Adjustment MANUAL OPERATION
Removing Turntable
Replacing Turntable 1. Slide the record support shell in towards the center post
Turntable Centering for 10 -inch or away from the center post for 12 -inch posi-
tion.
Cycle of Operation
Illustrated Service Hints 2. Place the record to be played on the turntable and turn the
Pickup Repeats Grooves power switch on.
Continuous Tripping
Premature Tripping 3. Place the pickup on the start of the record.
Failure To Trip or Go Into Cycle Note: The mechanism should be allowed to complete cycle
Changer Will Not Complete Cycle before attempting to move tone arm to the rest po-
Records Do Not Separate or Drop Properly sition.
Distorted Output
"Wow" or Slow Turntable Speed 4. Turn power switch off manually.
Improper Pickup Landing 5. Remove the record by raising straight up without tilting.
Rumble
FEATURES CAUTIONS
1. This mechanism is designed to play automatically a series 1. Avoid handling the tone arm or sliding the record support
of twelve 10 -inch or ten 12 -inch standard records of the assembly while mechanism is in cycle.
78 r.p.m. type. Never turn the power switch off, leaving the mechanism in
2.
2. It will play manually records up to 12 inches in diameter. cycle for an extended period of time.
3. Tripping system is of "eccentric" type, insuring reliable 3. Do not allow the records to remain on supports when not
automatic operation on all records made to RMA proposed in use.
standards. Do not allow oil or grease to come in contact with any
4.
4. It is a simple operation of sliding the record support to rubber parts.
change from 10. to 12 -inch records or vice versa.
5. Do not install instrument near source of heat. Excessive
5. Cycling mechanism is disconnected completely while rec- heat may damage the pickup cartridge.
ords are being played. This reduces the load on the drive
motor, thereby reducing the tendency for "wow" or rumble.
6. Low noise sapphire point pickup cartridge.
111
RP -178 SERIES
CENTER POST MOUNTING
SUBASSEMBLY
MOUNTING
BOLTS
64
SPRING 11 SPRING 53
TONE ARM
RETURN
LEVER AND
LATCH 50B
LOCATING
LEVER 12 SPRING 52
--PICKUP CABLE 22
PUSH CAM
GEAR 7 TRIP LEVER 67
SPRING 68
RECORD PUSH L.misn SPRING 72 NREJECT BUTTON 79

SHAFT LEVER 5
RATCHET LEVER 63
RACK LEVER 10 TONE ARM DIRECTOR LEVER 71
Figure 1
FUNCTION OF PRINCIPAL PARTS

Trip Lever -67 SPRING 72
When the sapphire is riding the eccentric groove, the trip
pawl engages the ratchet lever, starting cycle. TONE ARM RATCHET LEVER 63
Ratchet Lever -63 LEVER 71
Portion of the lever acts as a ratchet and the other portion
RACK
incorporates a catch for the stud on the cycling cam carriage. LEVER 10
The engagement of this stud prevents the mechanism from
going into cycle. ONE ARM
RETURN
Center Post -32 .EVER
The center post performs the function of supporting and aids

in the separation of the records.
Tone Arm Return Lever and Latch -53B SPRING 51-
The tone -arm return lever, together with the latch, locks and
stabilizes the tone arm in its outermost position. It also gives
the necessary inward motion to the tone arm.
Cycling Cam Carriage -50A Figure 2 CYCLING CAM CYCLE CAM 59
This carriage provides a movable support for the cycling cam. CARRIAGE
50A
Tone Arm Director Lever -71 Record Support -1A, B, C, D
The roller on one end of this lever follows a channel in the Provides a support for the edge of the records and a mounting
cycling cam and thereby pulls on the cable directing the for the record push cam.
vertical and outward motion of the tone arm.
Rack Lever -10
Locating Lever -12 One end of the lever follows the eccentric elevated portion of
The sloped portion of the lever forms a stop for the stud on the cycling cam causing the lever to move in and out from
the tone arm return lever thereby determining the landing the center of the mechanism. The teeth on the rack lever en-
position of the pickup. gage the teeth in the record push cam gear producing a rotary
motion necessary to push the record off the step in the center
Record Push Cam Gear Assembly -5. 7 post.
Provides a means of coupling the push cam to the rack lever.
Record Push Cam -4
The oval shaped cam located in the record support, rotates
during change cycle. This cam engages and pushes the rec-
112 ord from the step in the center post.
ADJUSTMENTS RP -178 SERIES
Tone arm (out of cycle) height adlustment
1. Rotate the turntable until the change cycle is completed.
2. Move the tone arm to a position off the edge of the rec-
ord and allow it to rest freely in air.
3. Bend portion of the tone arm bracket so that the sapphire
is 3/16 inches above the flat surface of the motorboard.
(Figure 3.)
Tone arm height adjustment while in change cycle
1. Press the reject button and rotate the turntable by hand
until the pickup has raised, to the maximum height in Figure 4
the change cycle.
2. Turn the adjustment screw "A" until the sapphire is 11/4
inches above the turntable.
This adjustment will permit the pickup to land and play
one record placed on the turntable. At the same time
it prevents the tone arm from touching the record resting
on the centerpost while the mechanism is going through
cycle.
(If this height cannot be reached by the adjustment
screw, take up on the cotter pin.) (Figures 4 and 5.)
Pickup landing adjustment
1. Slide the record support as required for playing 10 -inch
records.
2. Place a ten -inch record on the turntable and rotate the
turntable by hand until the sapphire is just ready to Figure 5
land. Figure 6
Loosen set screws "B" (Figure 6).
3. Hold the trip lever to keep it from moving while the
pickup is moved to the start of the record.
4. Tighten the black screw "B" and allow the mechanism
to run through cycle automatically. If landing is correct,
tighten copper plated screw "B.:' (Figure 6.) 10- POSIT ION
(Note) No separate 12 -inch landing adjustment is neces-
sary.
Record push cam and gear assembly adjustment
1. Have the mechanism out of cycle. ASSEMBLE
&AR EYE IN THIN 10.-, THICK 12'
2. With the push cam in place and the record support in / LINE WITH
CENTERPOST VtEwED
the 10 -inch position, assemble and engage the teeth of FROM
CENTERPOST
RONT VIEW
the push cam gear with the rack lever so the eye in the
lever is approximately in line with the centerpost as
shown in drawing. (Figure 7.)
3. Set the push cam parallel to the front edge of the rec-
ord support, make certain the thin edge of the cam is Figure 8
on the left side, viewed from the front or centerpost side
of the support. (Figure 8.) Figure 7
Removing the turntable
I. Loosen the two screws mounting the centerpost. (Fig-
ure 10.)
The centerpost, turntable and thrust bearing can now be
2.
easily lifted out.
Replacing the turntable
1. Slip the turntable over the lower end of the centerpost
until it comes against the stop or ears. (Figure 9.)
2. Place the thrust bearing and washers on the bottom end
of the centerpost and place the centerpost and turntable
in position as shown. (Figure 9.)
3. Turn the spindle so the step in the centerpost is away
from the record support. (Figure 11.1
Tighten the two mounting screws. (Figure 10.)
4.
Turntable centering Figure 9 Figure 10
If for any reason the sub -assembly had been removed from
the motorboard it is necessary to re -center the turntable.
1. Loosen the three sub -assembly mounting bolts. (Figure
12.)
2. Place the turntable in place with the center post extend-
ing down through the mounting as shown. (It is not nec-
essary to have the thrust bearing in place for this opera-
tion.) (Figure 9.)
3. Center the turntable in respect to the recess in the motor
board by shifting the position of the sub -assembly
slightly. (Figure 11.)
BOTTOM VIEW
4. Tighten the nut on the end of the square head mounting
bolt. (Figure 12.) Figure 12
5. Remove the turntable and tighten the other two mount- R/ /EC,' lp w2,0016.410 wass
113
CENTEN 1,100,1ILE
ing bolts. (Figure 12.) Figure 11
MANUAL OF 1949 MOST -OFTEN NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS
RP -178 SERIES
CYCLE OF OPERATION
Function Explanation
Lift and slide tote 1. Record support locks in position and at the same time the
record support to record push cam and gear rotates and assumes a position as
10 or 12 inch po- required for 10- or 12 -inch records.
sition as desired
s0 Place the stack of 1. The lower record of the stack is sitting on the step in the cen-
w records over the terpost, and the edge is resting on the record support.
acenter post
0
Push redact button 1. The end of the reject button extending through the motorboard
contacts and moves ratchet lever.
2. Ratchet lever unlatches stud which is mounted on cycling car-
riage. This allows the tension spring to pull the cycling cam
against the rotating knurled roller and start cycle.
TO E ARM
TONE ARM LIFT

CABLE
TRIP LEVER
RATCHET
LEVER
TONE ARM LIFT
DIRECTOR LEVER
Tone arm rises 1. As the cycling cam rotates the small roller on the tone arm
and moves out director lever follows the channel in the cam and in so doing
pulls on the cable connected to the tone arm.
O
2. The hole in the motorboard provides a guide for the tone arm
cable. It is so placed as to allow the cable to pull at an angle
slightly off 90 degrees thus giving the necessary rising and
TONE ARM RETURN
outward motion of the tone arm. LEVER AND LATCH
11 3. The trip lever which is rigidly connected to the tone arm STUD ON TRIP
through the tone arm pivot shaft is moved out with the tone LEVER
O
arm. TRIP LEVER
di 4. The tone arm return lever has moved out slightly ahead of the
trip lever. The tone arm return lever together with the small
latch assumes such a position so as to engage the stud on ADJ. SCREW
the trip lever and stabilize the tone arm in its outermost posi-
tion.
The record push 1. While the cycling cam is continuing to rotate, the rack lever
cam together with is being pushed outward by the small eccentric elevated cam,
the "step" in the with which it is engaged.
centerpost sepa-
rates the lower 2. The teeth in the rack lever being engaged with record push
record of the stack cam gear, converts the sliding action of the rack lever into
allowing it to drop a rotary motion.
to the turntable
3. The rotary motion of the record push cam pushes the record
off the step in the centerpost.
114
RP -178 SERIES
CYCLE OF OPERATION
Function Explanation
Tone arm moves 1. As the cycling cam is returning to normal position, the tone
in and lands on arm director lever is gradually allowing a slack in the tone
record arm cable.
2. While the tone arm director lever is gradually allowing slack
in cable, the tone arm return lever is tending to retain the
tension on the cable by returning the tone arm to the landing
position.
3. The distance the tone arm return lever travels, while moving
the pickup in for landing, is determined by the contact between
the tone arm locating lever and the stud on the tone arm return
lever. rONE ARM
L.00A T
LEVER
4. After the tone arm return lever has moved the tone arm to
the landing position the tone arm director lever continues to TONE ARM
RETURN LEVER
move and allow enouch slack in the cable so the pickup can /AND LATCH
sit down on the start of the record.
R!. LEVER
STUD
TRW LEvER
STUD DE TERM,NES
1,CRUP LANDING cos, LION
Sapphire moes I. As the sapphire moves into the playing groove, the cycling
Into record groove. cam becomes disengaged from the rotating knurled roller as
Record begins to the roller falls into the step in the cam.
play The change cycle is completed as the stud on the cycling cam
2.
carriage becomes engaged with the ratchet lever. This en-
gagement prevents the cycling cam from contacting the
knurled roller, starting a new cycle.
The record plays 1. After the playing of the record. the pickup moves into the
eccentric groove.
2. The movement of the ?ickup in the eccentric groove causes
the trip pawl to engage the ratchet lever starting a new cycle.
(The mechanism plays one side of each record in the stack
then repeats the playing of the last record until the pickup is
manually placed on the rest or the power removed from the
mechanism.)
REPLACEMENT OF SAPPHIRE SAPPI.RE ',READIED

SNATT
Guh RD
Caution:Never bend the sapphire support wire. NUT
WASHER
Extreme care should be used when loosening the sapphire SANNmige
mounting nut so that the twisting motion does not break the
crystal.
Remove the two screws holding the sapphire guard in place
and remove guard. Remove the small nut and washer on
3 111101 SAPPuoRE
N OLDER
SPPNINC
SNOuLDNA
the threaded shaft of the sapphire holder and gently push the
shaft through the hole in the armature shaft unti: the sapphire
holder assembly comes free. LUBRICATION
Do not use force as the crystal may be broken. Motor
Insert threaded shaft of replacement sapphire holder through Motor is lubricated at factory to provide normal operation
armature shaft and replace the washer and nut. Make sure for a long period of time.
that the sapphire is in the correct position. Take hold at the
lower end of the shaft with a pair of pliers while tightening the If it becomes necessary to lubricate, use SAE #10 motor
nut, being very careful so as not to strip the threads or break oil to saturate the felt wicks on the motor bearings.
the crystal. Replace the sapphire guard, positioning it by
means of the oversize screw slots. Make certain that the Main Bearing
sapphire and its supporting wire are centered the guard. Use STA-PUT #512 or SAE #30 motor oil.
Tighten the guard screws. Before using, check to see that
the sapphire projects far enough (approx. .020) beyond the Slides and Levers
guard so that the guard will not strike the record. If neces- Use STA-PUT #512.
sary. bend the guard a little.
Note: Pickup pressure should be approximately I to 1A oz. 115
ILLUSTRATED SERVICE HINTS RP -178 SERIES
Pickup Repeats Grooves
SPRING TOO STRONG

ON RATCHET LEVER
BIND IN ILLED WITH DIRT

OR FOREIGN MATERIAL
RATCHET DEFECTIVE TRIP
LEVER BENT GUARD
PAWL
BEARING
BIND IN PIVOT BIND
SPRING TO STRONG
"DEFECTIVE RATCHET
Continuous Tripping Premature Tripping

DEFECTIVE RATCHET
RATCHET LEVER SPRING

LOOSE OR MISSING
TOO WEAN OR MISSING
LOOSE OR BENT
LOOSE STUD ON
CAM CARRIAGE
REJECT
BUT TON /1110GOMM
STICKING
SPRING TOO STRONG

DEFECTIVE SHAPED
CATCH ON RATCHET LEVER
BIND IN PIVOT
BLUNT EDGE ON TRIP PAWL
Failure To Trip or Go Into Cycle

MISSING OR LOOSE SPRING
DEFECTIVE SPRING
TRIP PAWL MISSING
DEFECTIVE
RATCHET
BIND
TIRE MAY BE GOUGED

_J
BURRS
116
RP -178 SERIES ILLUSTRATED SERVICE HINTS
Changer Will Not Complete Cycle

ARM AND GEAR
MAY BE IMPROPERLY
ASSEMBLED
BIND IN
BEARING
DEFECTIVE
CAM TIRE
MUSING DR BIN) IN
LOOSE
BEARING
CENTERLINE
SHOULD BE THRU
BIND IN BEARING CENTERPOST
I
AS SHOWN
DEFECTIVE MOTOR
INSUFFICIENT TORQUE CENTER POST
INSUFFICIENT TENSION
ON SPRING
THE PRESENCE OF GREASE ON INNER RIM OF TURNTABLE
OR IDLER
Records Do Not Separate or Drop Properly Distorted Output

BIND IN
RECORD GUIDE
SLEEVE
BENT CENTERPOST
MISALIGNEDNT ERPC T
CPEN OR SHORTED LEADS
CHIPPED SAPPHIRE
BENT GUARD
BENT SAPPHIRE
MOUNTING WIRE
UARD FILLED WITH

FOREIGN MATERIAL
DEFECTIVE CRYSTAL
"Wow" or Slow Turntable Speed

ROLLER TOUCHING
TIRE
EARS BIND ON TURNTABLE

TURNTABLE IMPROPERLY CENTERED
RECESS IN MOTORBOARD
BEARING
DEFECTIVE
BENT CENTERPOST
GREASE ON INNER RIM OF TURNTABLE OR IDLER

RP -178 SERIES ILLUSTRATED SERVICE HINTS
Improper Pickup Landing
LOOSE OR MISSING
SPRING
toWORMtltWAROW,
LANDING ADJ.
IMPROPERLY SET
LOOSE STUD
BENT OR IMPROPERLY SHAPED LEVER LOOSE STUD ON LEVER
LOOSE SPRING
BENT GUARD
BIND IN TONE ARM BENT SAPPHIRE

PIVOT AND MOUNTING
BEARING
LANDING ADJUSTMENT IMPROPERLY SET
Rumble
/ ROUGH INNER SURFACED TURNTABLE
DEFECTIVE THRUST BEARING
RUBBER SHOCK MOUNTS MISSING
118 OR PULLED UP TOO TIGHT

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SOCKET SOCKS' RATHER THAN AN ABSOLUTE VALUE. A 01 MFD OLANAY IS USED FOR ALL mEASuREMENTS
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THE VOLTAGE W ZERO OR TOO LOW TO READ. R
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ALL TUBE SOCKETS SHOWN FROM PIN END VIEW
NOTE: ALL DC VOLTAGES MEASURED .;ITH A 1000 OHM PER VOLT IETER FROM B- TO SOCKET CONTACT
INDICATED. ALL VOLTAGES ARE POSITIVE DC UNLESS OTHERWISE MARKED. VOLUME CONTROL FULL
ON. ZERO SIGNAL INPUT. TONE CONTROL IN CLOCKWISE POSITION. LINE VOLTAGE 117 VOLTS AC.
RESISTANCE VALUES ARE IN OHMS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. "K" EQUALS 1000 OHMS, "MEG." EQUALS
1,000,000 OHMS. CAPACITY VALUES ARE IN MICROPARADS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
!Bottom View- Porto Layout Tube Layout
lote: Only difference bet -Peen

Chassis 109.635 and 109.635-1
is,output transforrer on
chassis 109.635 is located
directly behind speaker
iastead of as shmmi above,
123
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
Catalog Nos. 8102, 8102B, Chassis 101.814-2B
Sige&t&ite (Catalog Nos. 8102A, 8086, -A, -B are similar)
14Q7 14 A7 7C6 50A5 35Y4 35Y4

OSC- TR ANSL IF DET-AVC -A .F
OUTPUT RECTIFIER RECTIFIER
Ti O0 T2 C2I
0 75v 4558C .01 32 MA =O 1., 0 0 2 0 40.
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-02 R3 R4 CI6 * R24
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R17 C24 -C25
CIO 150, cum 40 MFD
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7 05 1504
1,5 4.7 MEG. C23-1504 a
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2004.
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15M 815 2MEG. C46
VOLUME
1 CONTROL R36 { 2.2 MEG.
.01
I
L2 20m
34
P R37 390m
FRONT 1-22--wolc44 R32
FRONT .05
° FRONT 1.5
C34
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R7
TRANSFER 1280
MICROPHONE G36 SOCKET AF
C29
PLUG SOCKET 9 INDICATOR RI9 1
NEON LITE 150M .3auk

05
P SPEAKER R20 0 R33
REPAR o REAR SOCKET 150M 4.7 MEG.
C27±,r U1 ° AA/
P- O2 °,04EAR 134
SPEAKER PLUG
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R6 RI3 C35
I MEG 5
8200, I. PLUG 05
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PLUG SOCKET C13 2.9v. AT 50A5
PHONO PICK-UP .001 406C L3 ERASE OSC.
II C37 A
-PART OF T2 RECORDER 01 C38 O
11
A -FART OF L3 PLUG SOCKET
434 II
MOTOR 2511
FUNCTIONAL SWITCH IS SHOWN IN EXTREME COUNTER -CLOCKWISE PLAY -WIRE 5V
SWITCH -RESET BUTTON RECORDINGS -POSITION AND IS VIEWED FROM DRIVING END OF SWITCH SHAFT. SWITCH
ROTATES CLOCKWISE FROM 'PLAY -WIRE RECORDINGS' TO PLAY -PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, - CO WIRE
I
ON -OFF SNATCH -MOTOR To -PLAY-RADIO: TO -RECORD -RADIO ON WIRE; TO -RECORD -PHONOGRAPH ON WIRE; TO RECORDER
PLUG -MOTOR 'RECORDMiCROPHONE ON WIRE: -REAR; OF SWITCH WAFERS ARE TRANSPARENT VIEWS CHASSIS 39
SOCKET -MOTOR -L.
ON -OFF SWITCH RADIO TUBE SOCKETS ARE VIEWED FROM UNDER SIDE OF CHASSIS. VOLTAGE READINGS SHOWN RECORDER HEAD -1-. C401 .0.4V
OIAL LITE- TYPE 47 AT SOCKET PRONGS ARE TO NEGATIVE B AND ARE TAKEN WITH NO SIGNAL, WITH FUNCTIONAL SW TCH IN..RECORD -RADIO" 83 4
PLUG- ISOLATION TRANSF. POSITION, AND WITH LINE VOLTAGE AT 117 VOLTS. WHERE NO READING IS GIVEN, THE VOLTAGE S ZERO OR TOO LOW TO READ 56,
SOCKET -ISO( ATION TRANSE ALL VOLTAGE READINGS MCI ARE TAKEN WITH 'A VOLTMETER HAVING A RESISTANCE OF ONE THOUSAND OHMS PER VOLT, EXCEPT 331
L4
FOR THE ERASE OSCILLATOR COIL READING WHICH IS TAKEN ACROSS PINS 2a 3 WITH A VACUUM TUBE VOLTMETER
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ALL VOLTAGES EXCEPT HEATERS ARE SEASONED

0500 SOCKET COSTACTS TO THE COSMOS NEGATIVE
A A .00 OHM PER v0LT vOLTAIETER HEATER
VOLTAGES ARE SEASONED DIRECTLY ACROSS SOCKET
4,'
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ANT
00 KC. ANT.TRNANERI
CONTACTS.
(467" nS0 KC. OSC TRION
AC EXCEPT wwEN SET IS USED ON DC.
125
VOLTAGE TABLE
DOT Tow VIEW OF CnSSISI
12SA7 I2SK7 12S07 50L6GT
0Sc - MOD IF DOT - A V C -A .F AUDIO COUPLING POWER
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33 MEGA
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1191
I.F.-455 KC. 35Z5GT
RECT.
NOTE
3 TURNS ON NUMBERS SHOWN IN PARENTHESIS ARE
PULLET ToNNiG SHAFT ILLUSTNATION NUMBERS.
Tumim GORO ASSEMNET
vOL GOVT 2. CIRCUIT IS BROKER ATON PNONO-RADIO
E1TN GNG CONDENSER
Sod', FuLL,N MESH MODELS AND CONNECTIONS MME MADE AS
SHORN d1 PROMO DIAGRAMS.
.11LB UNOEWNWTERS APPROVED MODELS

Gold NAVE A COMMON NE5A-T/vE
3
NON-uNDEPWRITERS ApPROVED MODEMS
DO NOT HAVE RANTS B AND 22. AND ALL
CONNECTIONS TO THE COMMON NEGATIVE PILOT LAMP
EXTENSION UNE CORD ME GROUNDED DIRECT, TO THE CHASSIS 6-9 V 0.154
,j-ii.viVAVVIEWNWNW-1111
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CONTROL, ATER CIRCUIT
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150 OSGTR
MODELS
314W, 314-I, and 314E
1U -314W, 1U -314-I, and 1U -314E
MANUAL OF 1949 MOST -OFTEN -NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMSLOCATINO
PIM Sentinel Radio -- Model 323K
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receiver loop by: (1) make loop consisting of 5 to 10 turns of No. 20

ALIGNMENT (C) Couple test oscillator(2)to connect
to No. 30 size wire, wound on a 2" or 3" form; this loop across output of test oscillator; (3) place test oscil-
lator loop near radio loop. BE SURE THAT NEITHER LOOP MOVES WHILE ALIGNING.
TEST OSCILLATOR
Refer to parts layout diagram for location of trimmers
Set receiver Adjust test Use dummy antenna in Attach output of test mentioned below:
dial to: oscillator Was with output of test oscillator to:
frequency to: oscillator consisting of:
High side to rear stator plates of tun- Adjust each

of the second I. F. transformer trimmers
Any point where no .02 MFD.
ing condenser. Low side to frame of
for maximum output-then adjust each of the first I. F.
1 interfering signal is 455 K. C. See Paragraph
condenser through a .02 Mfd. blocking trimmers for maximum output.
received (C) Above
condenser.
Exact', Exactly See Paragraph See Paragraph !Adjust 1850 K. C. oscillator trimmer for maximum
2 1650 K. C. 1650 K. 0. (C) Above (C) Above output.
Approx. ADD See Paragraph Eee Paragraph Adjust 1400 K. C. antenna trimmer for maximum
3 1400 K. C. 1400 K. C. (C) Above (0) Above output.
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
w GENERAL DATA. The alignment of this receiver requires the use of a test oscil-
lator that will cover the frequencies of 455, 600, 1400 and 1620 KC and an output
meter to be connected across the primary or secondary of the output tame -
former. If possible, all alignments should be made with the volume control on
maximum and the test oscillator output as low as possible to prevent the AVC
from operating and giving false readings.
CORRECT ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE. The intermediate frequency (I.F.) stages
should be aligned properly as the first step. After the I.F. transformers have been
properly adjusted and peaked, the broadcast band should be adjusted.
I.P. ALIGNMENT: Remove the chassis and batteries from the cabinet and remove
the bottom enclosure plate from the chassis. With the gang condenser set at
minimum, adjust the test oscillator to 455 KC and connect the output to the grid
of the first detector tube (1R5) through a .05 or .1 MFD condenser. The ground
of the test oscillator should be connected to the buss. Align all four I.F. slugs
to peak or maximum reading on the output meter. Each I.F. has an adjustment
at the top and bottom of the can. The peaks on the slugs must be the ones farthest
out of the coils.
R.P. ALIGNMENT: Place the cabinet on its face and open cabinet back to a 90'
angle. Lay a board across the body of cabinet ahead of the loop. Replace the
bottom chassis enclosure and set the chassis and batteries on the board so that
they occupy the same relative position to the loop as they do in the cabinet. Care
S hedd be taken to have no iron or other metal near the loop.
Connect the test oscillator to a dummy loop which can be made by coiling 2 turns
of hookup wire about 6" in diameter. Place this dummy loop about a foot from
the loop on the receiver and in the same plane as the receiver loop. With the
gang condenser set at minimum capacity, set the test oscillator of 1620 KC, and
adjust the oscillator (or 1620 KC trimmer) on the gang condenser. Next set the
test oscillator at 1400 KC, and tune in the signal on the gang condenser. Adjust
the antenna trimmer (or 1400 KC trimmer) for maximum signal. Next set the test
oscillator at 600 KC, and tune in signal on condenser to check alignment of coils.
B ATTERY. To operate this receiver on battery, it will first be necessary to insert

one prong of power cord plug into the switch through the slot located at the lower
left hand corner of the top of the Chassis Base.
Ea
Before installing new batteries or replacing old ones, turn the volume control to 0
the extreme left or "OFF" position, then the following sequence should be fol-
lowed. Attach the connector with the snap -on fasteners to the "B" battery (671/2
V.) and insert battery into left side of battery compartment as viewed from rear of
cabinet so that the connector faces the rear of cabinet. Insert the prongs of the
other battery connector into the socket of the "A" battery (41/2 V.) and place bat.
tery into cabinet so that the socket of the "A" battery faces the "B" battery.
This receiver will accommodate any of the batteries listed below: .71
Manufacturer Manufacturer's Type Number

"A" Battery "B" Battery to
Nattonal Carbon 748 487 A
General Dry Battery 3113 W45A
Ray.0-Vac P83A 4367
Burgess Battery G3 ZIDIS II
12SA7 12S K7 12SQ7 35L6GT
CONVERTER LE DIODE -AUDIO OUTPUT
O
11.-0,40
C1 S as
0507 i2547 123.7 35260T
IN SOME RECLINERS 411 coup°. ra 0
C11 RECIPIRED ONLY WIEN P1-52611 0.1.44 C0501015 INDICATED WIT% ARE RCILACPD OP Z,,7"
AND 14-6512 LOOP ANTENNA 14,447/ NUOIO COUPLING PLAT, 5
zt, ,;:r DESCRIPTION W." ..,1g, OE5CRIPTI05
TAC 35Z5GT
IIN .4025 22,000 ONN1 SW 2011 C6.076 c2 WO 4000 412:17tRIOLWI reESn4SSIT OPERATING
owN TIPIER
C ON 117 AC
.2 404023 82 OHNE.. 10% 359190 100v .10 I.F. 455 KC.
.3 L NEGOtet OW 20% E
N-1292 50.E0 1600 -
in Nstro MICA
N-4999 .5 MEC. VO4CONT. C. N-16.11
RS .4026 GB LIEG0191 .3. 20%
.6 N-4025 220600 0109 .52 20%
57 04027 479,900092 67, 2074
54 .4024 22001.119.0. 101
.9 03352 10000051.0w 10%
RIO .4022 53005-50 20% 5108E AC -DC
.11 .4026 220,000 01014W 207.
.12 41-401113 47,000 0041.5W 20% I iNANTENNA LOOP COIL
2N 2 GANG CONDENSER
OR
.1 j N.4:t[ ANTENNA.c ,11;
CONDENSER
C, N -I 54 5 45 MID 200V 3 .4943 1ST 1.11TRANSFORAIER
Cs 5-1345
03 0.1346
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2005
400V
5 .4646
5
2720 1111.06131155145
N.4396 4- P14 SPEAKER
A
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04 .1374 100 111,11,0 1104 6 74-399 OUTPUT 75A057.
CS .41164 4059170 6000 7 14-4810 PRIMMEROCLATOR ODIL
CI 1.4490 .0005 MED aoov .4061
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Cl 119.1344 01670 4009 DIAL
TUBE AND TRIMMER LOCATIONS Model 100
IRS I U4 I U5 354
CONVERTER DIODE AUDIO OUTPUT
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MN No. Description
N.1345 .05 MOD 200 V. 20%
CD N-1351 .1 MED 200 V.-10% t 20%
C3 N-1345 200 V. 20%
Cd
CO
N-1344
N-6015
.04
100 MMPD
MOD 400 V. 20%
500 V. 20% e 0 i i®bl
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CO N-4894 .005 MOD 600 V. -15% t 40%
Cl N-6015 100 MMFD 500 V. 20%
C8 N-41394 .005 MOD 600 V. -15% + 40%
C9 N-1367 MOD 150 V. Electrolytic
C110 N-1344 .01 MOD 400 V. 20%
RI N-6377 .002 MOD 600 V. -15% t 40%
100,000 Ohm .5 W. 10%
I.F. 455 KC.
N.2973
112 N-5890 12,000 Ohm .5 W. 10%
133 N-4081 4.7 Megohm .5 W. 20%
R4 N-4028 8.8 Megohm .5 W. 20%
R5 N-6779 1.0 Megohm Volume Control
RI N.4028 6.8 Megohm .5 W. 20%
R7 N-4279 820 Ohm .5 W. 10%
N-1262 1.0 Megohm .5 W. 20%
116 N-5473 3.9 Megohm .5 W. 10%
1110 N-6793 1,200 Ohm .5 W. 10%
1111 N-4277 2.2 Megohm .5 W. 20472'q
1112 44.4228 680 Ohm .5 W. 10%
1313 N-8792 27 Ohm .5 W. 10%
R14 47,000 Ohm (La Volume Control/
N8781 Antenna Loop Coll
2 N.5936 2 Gang Capacitor
N.6003 Oscillator Coll
ono
129
3
6
N.6866
N-6866
N-6791
Coil. 14t I.F.
C911.9961.1.
Output Trenforzner Sawrarallell Model 101
N.13681 4" PM flpeak5r
R F AMP CONVERTER I.F. AMP. 2ND DET. & A.V. C. P.A.
12 SK7GT 12SA7GT I2SK 7GT 12 SQ 7GT 35L6GT
L5 L6
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C I IA C 3A 136
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L2 00 CONTROL
R13
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C9 R2 R9 CIS AS 5111-S
CIB VOL OUTPU T
C4 ICIA R4 CONT.
R3
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INPUT PLUG S CORD DI AL LIGHT
PA 4000-I PA I01
R12
CI ALB VARIABLE CONDENSER PS 40410 RI 470 OHMS .5W BR 12G- 471
C2 .05 MID. 200 V PC 4000-503 R2 10 MEG SW BR 123 -106 II -4
C3 .05 mco. 400V PC 40 HL -503 R3 68000 OHMS SW BR 125 -883 A.C. SWITCH ON TONE CONTROL C19 tc, et P.
C4 ANT. TRIMMER PA 4352-1 R4 22000 OHMS SW BR 123-223 4 a
C5 01 MID 200 V. PC 40H0 -I03 R5 500000 OHMS SW BR 125 -504
C6 1 REJECTOR TRIMMER PA 4352-4 R6 5100 OHMS SW BR 120-512 , N N
C7 OSC. PADDER t R7 1 MEG SW BR 125-105
CI3 OSC. TRIMMER PA 4359 Re 56000 OHMS .SW BR 120-563 LI LOOP ANT. AC 67013-1
C9 Si MMF. MICA MC 60E-510 R9 VOL CONT. PA 4402-3 L2 ANT. CHOKE AA66815-1
CIO 100 MMF. MICA MC 60E-101 R 10 10 MEG. .5 At BR12S-106 I I II
I
L3 05C. COIL A SSEM. AA 6 797-2
I 7 2
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Cl IAMB NO F TRIMMER F 72
II II7 II
7 7
AB43500-44 R11 270000 OHMS .5W BR12S-2 74 L REJECT. COIL AA 6787-1
12 150 MMF MICA MC 80E-151 R12 62 OHMS SW BR 123-820 L5 NO.1 1.F COIL AA61300-1 H0011 UP ME AAAAA AS SMOWN
C13CAAB NO. 2 F I
TRIMMER AB 43500-45 R 13 TONE CONT & SW PA 4400-2 L8 NO 2 1.F COIL AA 6800-4
CI4 510 MMF. MICA. MC 800-511 RI4 1200 OHMS 1W CR123-122
CIS .01 MFD. 200 V. PC 40H0-103 R15 180 OHMS 5W BR 125-181
RECT.
C16 .01 MFD. 200 V. PC 4011K-103 35 Z 5GT
C17 001 MFD. 400 V. PC 400L- 102
.1 MFD. 200 V PC 40HK- 104
CI9 .05 MFD. 400 V. PC 4OHL -503
C20 .03 WO. 400 V PC 40GL-303 A
C21 40-30 MFD. ELECT COND. PA 4304-1 GA
C13
0B QQB
SPARKS-WITHINGTON COMPANY
SPARTON SUPERHETERODYNE MODEL 6L8
ID, A.C. Cord Phono Jack
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY 456 KC.

BOTTOM VIEW OF ALL SOCKET CONNECTIONS
MODEL -1030 &1030A
j C7
O pp csfil'
RF CONV. 2ND DET. 8 A.V.C. P. A
I 2BA6 I2BE 6 I 2BA6 I 2 SQ 7GT 35L6GT
T-1 T-2
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LB
C5 C13
BC
P.A.
S.W. 35L6GT
II
RAD
PHONO
WAVE BAND SWITCH PA 4609 SHOWN IN B.C. POSITION PA POWER CORD 0

C16
7C10 SPEAKER
PC 63000-20
/747 CHASSIS CND.
RECT RI5 RI6 I RI7
PA4204
CI AB 2 GANG COND. P8 40412 RI 4 70,000 OHM W. BR12S-474
0
C2 8.C. ANT. TRIMMER R2 470 BR 12S-471 PA 4102-1 1
6VC: TRIMMER DIAL LIGHT 0
E PA 4387 R4 BR 125-223
CS R 51 0
5 22.0000 BR12G-512
c'ea. Trltti5 R6 10,000 BR 125 -103 CONNECTS TO PIN tri
C7 I.F. REJECT TRIMMER R7 66000 BR 125-683 7 ON 35L6 GT TUBE AB 44060-I
EsI
N F MICA MC600-15_1 RB62 X OUTPUT TRANS.

05 MFD. 200V. PC 40HK-503 2.2 MEGOHM ROI5ITA
1
CIO
CII
.05 MFD. 400V
MFD. 400V.
PC 40GL -503
PC4OHL-503 rt I? VOLUME HCMONCTKL UNIT
PA 4329 -3
PA 4 402-4 11
7 7
I; 14
3 4
13 11
3 7
is
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PC 40HK - 503 RI2 10 MEG. W BRI25 -106 HOOKUP FOR TUBE PIN NUMBERS
Eli -37 '..41rviDf. f.412%,. MC6OF -510 R13 TONE CONTROL PA 4 400-9
C14 100 MMF MICA. MC600-101 R14 270,000 OHM W. BR125-274
C15 A,B NO. I I.F TRIMMER R15 27 p 09123-2.70 SPARTON SUPERHETERODYNE MODEL 6B9
1
PC4OHL - 503 PM 120 CR123-121 zM
El? w,85 N0,2E1110TRIMMER CRI2S-122
C18 R1I8 7 1 MEG.1
100 MMF - -C R UNIT PA 4329-3 R MEIZ VI BR 125- 105 INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY 456 KC.
C 19 100 MME R19 I
C20 .01 MFD PC 40HK -103 BR120-105 BOTTOM VIEW OF ALL SOCKET CONNECTIONS
Ci1
R20 100 1w CRI25-10+
.005 MFD.2COV1.
400V. PC 40GL-502 R 21 100 1W CRI25 -101
Z .01 MoD 200V. PC4OHK - 103
R22 2700
3 .1. 200V PC4OHK-104 OR 12S-272
C24 40-40-40 ELECTROLYTIC PA 4300-9
C25 .006 MED. 1000V. PC 4OGN- 602
C26 .01 MFD. 200V. PC 40HK- 103
C27 82 MMF. MICA MC 80F-820
C28 05 MFD. 400V PC 40GL -503 Position of Volume Control: Full with set tuned to quiet channel.
Line Voltage: 117 Volts AC
Position of Band Switch: B.C.
LI LOOP ANT PB41927-1

Voltage of Socket ProLgs to B- See Prong Noa. on Schematic.
L2 S.W. ANT COIL A A6756- 0 TUBE FUNCTION
L3 B.C.OSC. COIL AA 6797-3 No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8
L4 S.W. OSC. COIL AA 6753-7 G.Cap
L5 1,E REJEL.T COIL A A 6787-1
Le NO.1 I.F COIL A A 6800-1 3516 P.A. 0 80* 82 90 0.25 117* 117* 11
L7 No. 2 I.F COIL A A 6800-2
LB ANT CHOKE COIL A.& 6686-4
35L6 P.A. 0 80* 82 90 0.25 5.6 48* 11
12 SQ 7 1st Audio.Det. & A.V.C. 0 -0.6 0 -0.5 0 61 12* 0
TI NO .I I.F TRANSFORMER ASSEM. AB43502-24
T2 NO 2 1
F TRANSFORMER ASSEM. AB43502 -25 12 BA 6 I.F. AMP. 0 0 -
48* 36* 90 90 0.8
SERVICE NOTE THESE TRANSFORMERS 12 BA 6 R.F. AMP. 0 0 24* 36* 75 90 2.3 -
SUPPLIED IN COMPLETE ASSEMBLIES ONLY
12 BE 6 CONY. & CCC. -3.8 0 24* 12* 90 90 0 -
* Au Volts.
** Cannot be measured with 20,000 ohms per volt voltmeter.
- 8 L9
Sparton Superheterodyne CHASSIS
MODEL - 121,1058,1059,1060
STEP BY STEP ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE 1061.,1064.,1072
OPER- ALIGNMENT GENERATOR DUMMY GENERATOR BAND TUNING

ATION OF CONNECTED ANT. FREQUENCY SNITCH COND. TRIMMER REMARKS
TO SETTING SETTING
1. Set dial pointer even with left-hand stop line with condenser gang closed.
2. Connect output meter across speaker terminals.
T4 Sec. Slug Max. Reading
Pin 17 of .02 MFD. T4 Pri. Slug Max. Reading
3. A.M. - I.F. 6BE6 Cony. Cond. 456 C. A.M. Open
Tube T2 Sec. Slug Max. Reading
T2 Pri. Slug Max. Reading
4. Repeat operation #3.
5. A.M. Ant. 100 KC. 100 RC. C2B Osc. Tri. Peak Accurately
A.M. - R.F. On Cabinet 1)00 KC. A.M. 1500 KC. C2D Ant. Tri. Peak Accurately
6. .
7. Repeat operations j5 and A.
8. Check Calibrations at 600, 1000 and 1500 KC.
10. F.M. - I.F. Aligumeui using an A.M. Generator and Output Meter.
15 F.M... Pin il of 2nd .02 MFD. 15 Sec. Slug Max. Reading
10.7 mc. F.M.1. Open
Ratio Det. 6BA6 Tube Cond. 15 Pri. Slug Max. Reading
NOTE: Operations 11, 13, 14, 15, 18 and 19 must be made with generator output as low as
12.
possible, consistent with a usable output meter reading.
13. T3 2nd Pin it 1st .02 MFD. T5 Sec. Slug Max. Reading
- I.F. 6AB6 Tube 10.7 MC. F.M. Open
T3 Pri. Slug Max. Reading
T1 let ?in A on 778 .02 MFD. Tl sec. Slug Max, Reading
14' F.M. - I.F. Cony. Tube Cond. 10.7 MC. F.M. Open
Max. Reading Tl Pri. Slug
Adjust secondary slug on 15 ratio detector traneforrer to minimum deflection or dip on output
15. meter. Under certain conditions it is possible to adjust 15 sec. slug to minimum noise with
the receiver tuned to a weak station. This operation is very critical and the receiver must
be tuned to the center response only.
F.M. - R.F. alignment using an A.M. generator with frequencies of 88 to 108 MC. and a
16. vacuum tube voltmeter, or D.C. voltmeter. (20,000 OHMS per volt).
17. Place meter across C32 elect. condenser. (Meter reading approx. 1 volt.)
Match C39 Osc. Pri. Max. A.V.C.V.
18. F.M. - R.F. F.M. Ant. Gen. to 106m. F.M.lo6mc. C2C Ant. Tri.
300 OHMS Peak Accurately
19. Check calibration at 88 MC.
* Use standard dummy antenna F.M. Ant.
Speaker A(
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TO POINT X I2,AT7 A.C.PHONO RECT.
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ANT. CHORE
& MIXER USED IN AL9 CHASSIS rWIET. SERIAL NO.
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C11 510 MMF. HK35G-511 RII MEGONM - L 11 ANT CHOKE COIL AA611136-9
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C31 10000 MMF. I, 0035G-103 Ri;
C32 3 51F11 50V. ELECT PA 4300-1 PLATE
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C37 .002 MFD. 10000. PCIOGN-202 TERMINAL HOOKUP FOR T-5
MCOOF-050 BOTTOM VIEW, T-1, T-2.
C30 5 MME. MICA
C39 TRIMMER F.M. OSC. PA3611
SPECIAL SERVICE NOTE: THESE TRANSFORMERS SUPPLIED IN COMPLETE
ASSEMBLIES ONLY.
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TERMINAL /NDENTIFICATION TERMINAL INOENTIIICATION
12SA7 TOR BSA Of 1st f fOR BASE Of End II.
GREEN
12SK7 12SQ7
123Q7 501.6GT
DOT
1st DET.-OSC. I.F. 2nd DET.-A.Y.C.-A.F. OUTPUT
- GREEN
OCT
26 3.32
18 21 0 4
Te
1-19PG
35Z5GT
RECTIFIER
RED
ORE EN
7,1
Ft Lettered 'terminals
in illustration
OSCILLATOR correspond to sim- 3IA 318
ilarly lettered 7
COIL
terminals on the
508094 circuit diagram. 17
16; 19
sAKAA.A.A.
12507 12547 12557 50L6OT
DIA-
GRAM PART I.F. 455 KC.
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION 22; 8 7 7 2 2n7
CONDENSERS
12-A, B 506081
Condenser-variable gang (with drum)..
13 502931
Condenser-mica 100 Mmfd. 500 volt.... OSC.
16 502158
Condenser-.15 Mid. 400 volt 1400 KC
17 502153
Condenser-.05 Mfd. 200 volt ANT. SOCKET VOLTAGES
23 504726
Condenser-.01 Mfd 200 volt
24 502931 1400 KC
Condenser-mica 100 Mmfd. 500 volt.... Measured with voltmeter having sensitivity of
26-A . . 505858
Condenser-ceramic .005 Mfd 450 volt 1000 ohms per volt except where indicated by ().
(part of audio coupling unit) The () symbol designates a vacuum tube volt-
26-B ....505858 Condenser-ceramic 250 Mmfd. 450 volt meter measurement.
(part of audio coupling unit)
27 502154 Condenser-.05 Mfd. 600 volt VOLUME ON FULL WITH NO SIGNAL DIAL TUNED TO 540 KC.
29 504726 Condenser-.01 Mfd. 200 volt
31-A, B..506090 Condenser-electrolytic BOTTOM VIEW OF CHASSIS
A-20 Mid. 150 volt' NEATER VOLTAGES MEASURED ACROSS
B-30 Mfd. 150 volt f 455 SOCKET TERMINALS. ALL OTNER VOLTAGES
RESISTORS 0. :" 12SQ7 MEASIREI tETWEEN SOCKET TERMINALS ANN LUG.
14 510061 Resistor-carbon 22,000 Ohms 1/4 watt, TRIMMER LOCATIONS 21 IET.- A.V.C.-A.F. 111 VOLT 60 CYCLE A. C.
19 510094 Resistor-carbon 3.3 Meg. 1/4 watt .-o.s POWER SUPPLY USES
20 510022 Resistor-carbon 150 Ohms 1/4 watt -0.2 0., 11-1181 FOR THESE MEASINEMENTS.
22-A. B..506087 Volume control 1 Meg. (with switch). DIAL AND POINTER -0.1
25 510097 Resistor-carbon 10 Meg. I/4 watt * 0 4-0.5
26-C, D..505858 Resistor-carbon 470,000 Ohms 1/5 watt DRIVE CORD -0.1
(part of audio coupling unit) *-o5
28 510128 Resistor --carbon 330 Ohms 1/2 watt ARRANGEMENT 24
30 *-4,5
510243 Resistor-carbon 2,200 Ohms 1 watt. 135 90 90 /`-' -3.5 0
To string dial cord, turn 140 ql.7
OTHER ELECTRICAL PARTS the main drive drum to 0 90 0 90 111.11
4.C.1 2 ..11.40
11 506088
15 506094
Loop antenna and cabinet back
Coil-oscillator
maximum counter - clock-
wise position and use fol- :1:1 1.6
'44 2 90 0 7 Ali Ill
0
18
-a
506083 Transformer-let I.F. lowing peals:
21 506084 Transformer -2nd I.F. 0
114955 Clip on end of cord 44_0.9 N-0.2 P.
26 505858 Audio coupling umt 117057 Cord (2 feet)
A-Condenser-ceramic .005 Mfd. 50L6GT 12SAT 115A7 35ZSGT
450 volt 119087 Ring for dial cord OITPIT I.F. Id IET.-OSC. RECTIFIER
B-Condenser-ceramic 250 Mmfd. 505161 Tension Spring
450 volt REAR OF CHASSIS
C-Resistor-carbon 470,000 Ohms
1/5 watt
0-Resistor-carbon 473,000 Ohms
1/5 watt C51T2
32 506089 Transformer-output STEWART-WARNER MODELS riTki 9345-3
33 506079 Speaker-P.M. dynamic (4 inch)
cn
[ A6 [ A61P3
STEWART-WARNER MODELS [ t316pA1 90 361P2
B 9036 C
1A7GT 1N5GT 1H5GT 3Q5GT

1st 05C. I.F. 2nd DET.--A,V.C.--R.F. OUTPUT
51
3 51 40 53
3
GREEN
3
41 410 '-'
3515GT
54
4
11"29"1-
25T 26T. 37 38 RECTIFIER
IS
30A
82 32
16T 55
-IT-----""21 7 29 39
BATTERY PACK BRGNN T28

EVER( ADE 3,1
.43-0-V4C AB- 494
BURGESS 34,60 22
GENERAL 804-644-5 CABLE
BLUE
P4GTE Tu. LW 35Z5GT

ORPOSiTE
REFERENCE
EEP4RNAL
RECTIFIER
DT 1134111443 CRAMER,
REFERENCE
DOT ,A/VVV.4--
57
83
I. F. 455 KC. 30C2;,,A- 430

D.
,c.[ POPGUNS OE SR IG r.
44 04 (43 -RC OG(8)-ORMI" 0-BURRGE
ANTENNA OSCILLATOR CHARGE-BATT.-AC-DC DIA-
COIL COIL SWITCH GRAN PART
502526 NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
505781 502498
Lettered terminals in illustrations correspond to CONDENSERS
similarly lettered terminals on the circuit diagram. 1 .502160 Condenser -110 Mmfd. 500 volt
4-A, B....502494 Condenser-variable gang (with drum)
Condenser-trimmer 2 to 15 Mmfd.
TOP VIEW OF CHASSIS 7 502159 Condenser-mica 50 Mmfd. 500 volt
8 502153 Condenser-.05 Mid. 200 volt
11 502547 Condenser-electrolytic 4 Mfd. 150 volt
16 Condenser- .1 Mfd. 200 volt
502155
17 Condenser-.05 Mfd. 200 volt
502153
25,26 Condenser-mica 50 Mmfd. 500 volt
502159
28 Condenser- .1 Mfd. 200 volt
502155
31 Condenser .004 Mfd. 400 volt
502156
35 Condenser- mica 110 Maid. 500 volt
502160
37 Condenser- .1 Mid. 200 volt
502155
40 Condenser-.01 Mfd. 400 volt
502151
Condenser-electrolytic 50 Mid. 25 volt
O ANT.
1600 KC.
455
KC.
DIAL DRIVE CORD
ARRANGEMENT
42
48
50
502527
Condenser- .1 Mfd. 200 volt
502155
Condenser-.1302 Mid. 400 volt
502453
56-A, B, C 500714 Condenser-electrolytic
To string dial cord, set A-20 Mfd. 150 volt
TRIMMER LOCATIONS gang condenser to fully B--20 Mid. 200 volt y.
open position and use C-20 Mfd. 200 volt I
following parts: 58 502153 Condenser-.05 Mfd. 200 volt

INDICATOR LAMP 114955 Clip on end of
59 502411 Condenser -2 Mmfd. 500 volt
The flashing neon lamp on the dial face indicates RESISTORS
cord 6 502133 Resistor-carbon 220,000 ohms 1/4 watt
condition of batteries. This lamp is included in an 117057 Cord (3 feet) 12 504710 Resistor --carbon 33,000 ohms 1/4 watt.
oscillating (R -C) circuit which is designed to oscil- 119087 Ring for dial 14 502136 Resistor-carbon 10 Meg. 1/4 watt
late at approximately 3 pulses per second when cord 18 502455 Resistor-carbon 27 ohms 1/4 watt
19 502457 Resistor-carbon 330 ohms 1/4 watt
batteries are in a fully charged condition. As the 161384 Tension Spring 20 502458 Resistor-carbon 430 ohms 1/4 watt
battery voltage decreases with use, number of 21 502269 Resistor-carbon 3.3 Meg. 1/4 watt
pulses per second decreases. 24 5')9132 Resistor --carbon 100,000 ohms 1/4 watt
29 502269 Resistor-carbon 3.3 Meg. 1/4 watt
30-A,B,C,D 502525 Volume control 1 Meg. (with switch)
Measured with voltmeter having sensitivity of 1000 ohms per volt except 32 502269 Resistor --carbon 3.3 Meg. 1/4 watt
33, 34 502456 Resistor carbon 220 ohms 1/4 watt
where indicated by (*). The (*) symbol designates a vacuum tube 36 Resistor-carbon 1 Meg. 1/4 watt
502268
voltmeter measurement 38 Resistor-carbon 470,000 ohms 1/4 watt
502134
39 Resistor --wire wound 1830 ohms 5 watt
500712
VOLUME ON FULL WITH NO SIGNAL DIAL TUNED TO 540 ICC. 41 Resistor-carbon 2.2 Meg. 1/4 watt
502135
44 Resistor-carbon 15,000 ohms 1/4 watt
502266
"CHARGE-BATT.-AC-DC" SWITCH IN "AC -DC" POSITION 45 Resistor-carbon 6800 ohms 1/4 watt
502459
46 Resistor-carbon 330 ohms 1/4 watt
502457
47 Resistor-carbon 27 ohms 1/4 watt
502455
355GT
BOTTOM VIEW OF MUMS 49-A, B, C 500715 Resistor-wire wound
1N5GT A-1460 ohms 10 watt
RECT1MER
IET.-A.V.C.--A.F. 11T VOLT SO CYCLE A. C. B- 155 ohms 1 watt
111ATIERY CNBROBR)
POWER RIPPLY BEI C- 310 ohms 10 watt
FOR THERE MEASIIREMERTS. 54 502454 Resistor-wire wound 47 ohms I watt..
57 502454 Resistor-wire wound 47 ohms 1 watt..
114
COILS AND TRANSFORMERS
NEATER VOLTAGES MEANIE, ACIOU
SOCKET TERMINALS. ALL KIER VOLTAGES 2 505781 Coil-antenna (series)
108 MEASIREI.BETWEEN SOCKET YEIMIULS All CRAWS. 3 505440 Loop antenna
9 502498 Coil-oscillator
13 502495 Transt ormer-ist I.F
95 530
5100 *4480
*54 23 500749 Transformer -2nd I.F.
-I.5 (502902 Trans.-output for A-502491 speaker....
51
1 502492 Trans.-output for R-502491 speaker....
8 .00 SS 502528 Filter choke
35Z5GT
ffennEt
OUTFIT
111511T
LF.
1A7OT
hi IEL-OSC.
135
r.,;(n j.7,a3
oP on 12SK7 12SA7 12SK7 12SQ7 35L6GT-
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R.F. 1st DET.-050. I.F. 2nd DET.-A.V.C.-A.F. OUTPUT
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35Z5GT 0
RECTIFIER
147
lila
491
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52 Oh
110
50
2135
301
terminals in illustrations cone- 5, 0
. spond to similarly lettered terminals on the
circuit diagram.
R. F. COIL
502838 [}3611.1 1 [1361T21
STEWART-WARNER MODELS I 9046-A j L 9046-B J
I A-
GRAM PART ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
OSC. COIL 1. Remove chassis from cabinet-allow loop antenna to remain attached to chassis.
507211
CONDENSERS 2. Note that there are four calibrating lines stamped into front edge of the metal dial frame. When gang condenser is fully meshed, dial
11 502152 Condenser-.02 Mfd. 400 volt be in the position indicated by first line at the left. If it is set incorrectly, release pointer clip on dial cord pointer should
13-A, B, C 502123 Condenser-variable gang (with drum) and reposition pointer. z
17 502159 Condenser-mica 50 Mmfd. 500 volt 3. Connect an output meter across the speaker voice coil or from plate of 35L6GT tube to B- through a .1 Mfd. condenser (see e
19 502262 Condenser-.25 Mt d. 200 volt venient B- connection). voltage chart for con- Z
22 ... 502155 Condenser-.I Mfd. 200 volt
29 505026 Condenser-ceramic 150 Mmfd. 350 volt 4. Connect ground lead of signal generator to B- lug. CAUTION: If your test oscillator is designed with an AC -DC power supply, connect
31 505026 Condenser-ceramic 150 Mmfd. 350 volt of signal generator to B- lug through a .25 Mfd. condenser. ground lead
32, 33 504977 Condenser-ceramic .002 Mfd. 150 volt
36 502160 Condenser-mica 110 Mmfd. 500 volt 5. Set volume control to maximum volume position and use a weak signal from the signal generator.
38 505028 Condenser .05 Mfd. 150 volt
39 504973 Condenser-ceramic 22 Mmfd. 500 volt.
42-A, B 500256 Condenser-electrolytic DUMMY ANT. CONNECTION OF SIGNAL
A-20 Mfd. 150 volt IN SERIES SIG. GENERATOR RECEIVER TRIMMER TRIMMER
B-40 Mfd. 150 volt GENERATOR DIAL TYPE OF ADJUSTMENT
44
WITH SIGNAL OUTPUT TO NUMBER DESCRIPTION
502151 Condenser-.01 Mfd. 400 volt FREQUENCY SETTING
46 505071 Condenser-.2 Mfd. 400 volt GENERATOR RECEIVER
49 502157 Condenser .05 Mid. 400 volt
RESISTORS 200 MMFD. Apy point where it 1-2 2nd I.F.
Mica Control Grid
14 510025 Resistor --carbon 220 Ohms 1/4 watt of 12SA7 455 KC does not affect the Adjust for maximum output
16 510061 Resistor --carbon 22,000 Ohms 1/4 watt Condenser signal. Then repeat adjustment.
20 , 510049 Resistor-carbon 4700 Ohms 1/4 watt 3-4 1st I.F.
23 510021 Resistor -carbon 150 Ohms 1/4 watt
-I- 10% 200 MMFD. External
24 510091 Resistor-carbon 1 Meg. 1/4 watt Antenna Broadcast
27 510064 Resistor-carbon 33,000 Ohms 1/4 watt Mica 1650 KC Gang condenser fully
Condenser Terminal on open. 5 Oscillator
28-A, B 504967 Volume control 1 Meg. (with switch) Loop Frame (Shunt) Adjust for maximum output
30 510079 Resistor -carbon 220,000 Ohms 1/4 watt.
35 510097 Resistor --carbon 10 Meg. 1/4 watt
37 510085 Resistor-carbon 470,000 Ohms I/4 watt External
40 510085 Resistor -carbon 470,000 Ohms 1/4 watt 200 MMFD.
41 510121 Resistor -carbon 150 Ohms 1/2 watt Mica Antenna 1500 KC Tune to 1500 KC
Condenser Terminal on 6 Broadcast
10% Loop Frame' generator signal R.F. Adjust for maximum output
43 510239 Resistor --carbon 1.500 Ohms 1 watt
10%
47 510073 Resistor-carbon 100,000 Ohms 1/4 watt
51 510029 Resistor-carbon 390 Ohms 1/4 watt 200 MMFD. External
10% Mica Antenna Tune to 1500 KC
52 510210 Resistor -carbon 33 Ohms 1 watt Condenser Terminal on 1500 KC 7 Broadcast
Loop Frame generator signal Antenna Adjust for maximum output
STROMBERG - CARLSON
10 X 140065 5)0435 AC 635.35 KC 37% 400" 20 X
R.F. CONY DET A.F.
00
COIL
I ST I.F 2 ND I.F. 00 I ST AUDIO
0 OUTPUT
0 I2AT6 3
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0 0 0
C-11
.0015105 GT
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11 70
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noon
C -ID 11-
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VOLUME
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12016
1225.A.E
126E6
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12646-1$ 05 ME
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DIAGRAM, RADIO RECEIVER, MODEL 1200 115 V C.
gq571SARCD T./.
0.405
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R.F. CONY. I. F. SET. a
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COIL
ST I F
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10A 10A
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or 0
12BAGO0 GT
1-0 Mt fT 6,5
Too MPF0 .005 ME
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MAW
11-4 o
5.7
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It 22
NET
5-3 11-9
0-11/VT
220A C5
NMI
05111E 5-5 Ile
595 1 MEG.
VOLUME 401115
22 MEG
CONTROL
CI6
O .005 90
0.10
.0315
C15 5 SLUG
250 DIAL 470 MAE 0.115
200,000.0.2.n.
"MP 40
1,16
270,000A
125I O P0
OSC. COIL PITONO

INPUT
T" 1404
343
A
MICA
3
A-1,1
011551
12115%C"T
5 72 A-17
311A. 211E
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DIAGRAM, RADIO RECEIVER, MODEL 1202

I SLACK
FRONT/. 25o I F. 1, 1 F.
LOOKING AT INSIDE
BOTTOM OF CHASSIS 126E6 12 BA6
J40V V
455 K.T.
410 455 KC.
ELECTROLYTIC
12 116
12 BEE 12 BA 6
O
50L 6GT 2xo I.F. 12 BA 6 IST I.F.
6406 T/5v
0
m VARIABLE
CONDENSER ALIGN CT .00 CC
12 on EON MACOUTPUT.
ADZ: TOP VIEW SHOWING
-0.- " v1C
TUBE LOCATION a
TRIMMERS
4065
4/-1eZELL5Erill1.5
1650 EC.
45500. 455CC. IIS OP 45 OP 6 0

TOP
VAC V OPEN
FRONT
*Where two tube types or voltage values are shown, the first is for the 1200
chassis, the second is for the 1202 chassis 137
at 71.000KC To ASS KO
2 5 7i. WC, AS M ISSAM TO rolido 4511.07.1
ma AMOS.,
7.3
SE CT 1 F M. DETECTOR
C 52
7-2 F, M. DETECTOR
\ 5E0 ., 2. I F
\ SECT Fl
1st IF. 2.1.F. -®
I
5.) 00 0 00
111 011: )
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0 0 o
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0 -0_ Lon., 15.000.0. WO.
C- C50
5 75 We
I 11- 32
g
420 A.
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NOTE L
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A VilP,M1!"" .47
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SO. h2CEIVE. ,
5.2. AAAAA D.
0 \
girl; it -2$ OUTPUT
AT T1.02 200/T \ 11,
1220, o SPEAKER
AUDIO ©o 00 SOCKET
CONY. SWITCH SOGL 6 TA
00 C32 oilWo
00
.00512f C°C.Xf.121. 0 0
fl 0128.6a
O. 0 C2
.005.
ANT OFF. ON
SWITCH ,USLI/d SPEAKER
LINE ANT
L.12
0050 SPEAKER
LUG
C12 50 Yr
TOO V.
AYE
50 S TO
*Rooum,.MO
1:0 200 V.
Hw10 SELENIUM
RECTIFIER
117 VA 0
,
60 CYCLES
=V" 02.72. 2 S. C0.211T. sr 12. 2.1, A F. 12.12. PET. C455
11 520,0 .505 i2.5 12 .6 SA. .1.112
C It
DIAL
RANGE SWITCH SHOWN IN F. M. POSITION. LAMP
RANGE SWITCH SHOWN VIEWED FROM REAR OF SWITCH.
IDENTIFICATION TABLE 27 400..T.

SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL CHASSIS CABINET SPEAKER

Voltage Rating 105-125 Volts AC -DC
Type of Circuit Superheterodyne
Tuning Range A M -540 KC. -1600 KC.
HI 112021 108056 155030 F.M.-88 MC. -108 MC.
Number & Type of Tubes -7
3-12BA6 R.F. Amp. and two I.F. Amp.
HB 112021 108044 155030 1-128E6 Convertor
1-6AQ6 1st Audio Amp.-A.M. Det. & AVC
1-12H6 F M Det.
HME 112021 108063 155030 1-50160T Power Output
Input Power Rating 40 Watts
Intermediate Frequency A M 455 KC. F.M 10.7 MC.
HMG 112021 108062 155030 Speaker Voice Coil Impedance (PM) 3 Ohms
Power Cutout 1.25 Watts at less than 10% distortion
STROMBERG-CARLSON
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE 1204
VTVM Connection
Generator Setting Input and Dummy and Scale Trimmer Adj. and Notes
Band and Pointer Setting
A.M. I.F. ALIGNMENT
AM -Pointer near 455 kc. Junction C-13. 6 Junction C-31, 35 Adj. Pri. and Sec. cores two AM IF
(1)
middle of dial' 400 cy. mod. and L-8 3VDC scale transformers top of chassis. Highest
200 mmf. dummy voltage
F.M. I.F. ALIGNMENT
FM -Pointer near 10.7 mc 400 cy mod. Junction C-10, 16 and L-3 AVC buss (Green and Detune Sec. Ratio Det. Transformer
(1)
middle of dial White Wire) -3VDC adjust four FM IF cores, bottom of
scale chassis, in following order counting
from band switch-One, Four, Two
Three for highest voltage.
DO NOT REPEAT
Adjust Pri. Ratio Det. Transformer for
(2)
highest voltage.
" Center terminal audio Adjust Sec. Ratio Det. Transformer for
(3)
switch -3 VDC scale ZERO voltage.
(4) Repeat (2) and13)
A.M. R.F. ALIGNMENT
AM -600 kc 600 kc Loop and link connected Junction C-31, 35 Adjust C-12, 6 and 1 for highest
(1)
400 cy. mod. 200 mmf dummy to Ant. -3 VDC scale voltage.
terminal
1600 kc " " Align L-8, 11 for highest voltage.

(2) AM -1600 kc
Repeat (1) and (2)
F.M. R.F. ALIGNMENT
FM Pointer at 98 to 98 to 100 mc. " AVC buss (Green and Adjust C-7, 10 and core L-6 and 7 for
100 mc. 400 cy mod. White Wire) -3 VDC highest voltage.
scale
Voltage and Tube Location Chart

FM -ANT. .
AY- NT.
__
1-68L-7 I0
1110
10:
SPCKETEAKER
SO
I
50 L6
GT
li1) BC. AH
6
98 HC. e) U
A..--OSC.
i
FM.-R.F.
(C -I) 01 L-4 9M. , 98 MC.
--
' RATIO
C)
600KC.
F.
C-7
Opfb
SEC 1 ill 1. F. ' 12BE6
L-5 . Dial Stringing Chart
,J0.7..c , 12BA6 Vs I.E.
st.5.1. -46c. .;.-- 9 It -RTC.
111: L-3
A.M.- R.F.
C -I0
5 TURNS
41f
0
TOP VIEW SHOWING 13.C. -05C. rn-ik. 8.C. -R F !01
TUBE LOCATION a
(C -IS) 1.`41`.' (C-8) . .
TOP TRIMMERS. 14'ee,

FRONT
I
m -11)410T goco' isEr. ./0
(L -e) rldoliC"."
12BA6
FRONT /
LOOKING AT INSIDE
BOTTOM OF CHASSIS
-
2"[ E 1
I;
12BA6
,o AIM
I F. AMP
CI CII
1213E6 0
0
I F AMP F. M
20- in i CW9) 1E II CONVERTER QO
- .4, SEC pr Ilicla'

10.7MC .,
St 47 ,t, -I 7 tO I I
- - - DES 'oil
ISV.. ' y2,96
.
v . 4.101
9 9 0
0 0. ..11"63 VAL.
. , ,,e1, . 50L6
PRI.
.911_4.c..._
I2H6
RATIO MT.
07
'A.Lv. ..4
.
0
OUTPUT
- .3 54., 43 [I ... 12BA6
R.F. AMP. 0
A VC." 116
54 VAG WHEN POINTER IS IN POSITION
, A Nt DET,
u o° '" a I E AUD
0 , .-0 AA
SHOWN, CORES ARE COMPLETELY
lan GY
°
60 V A C
03 0 ENGAGED.
EL0E6TRO. -.eUg.,.. 7
IP
SPEAKER SOCKET
39
Measurements are made at 1 1 7V line, using electronic Voltmeter.
Except where otherwise indicated, voltages are D.C. and are
positive with respect to the reference point which is the chassis. 1
6.1 V. AC 6.1 V. A.0 6.1 V. A.0 6.1 V A
45 V 245 V 15 V
V
OV OV 1V
0V 0V 6.1 V. A.0
OV 4,0 4.33
7 2V 72 V -1.9V ©4© UT
0 0V 6&6 72V
j CO3t'Ori245 DV 1.4. 20
AMP .U1 6Kpii6GTTo 23 V
T 7,2
-10V 15V 74V
0V 4.6 0 V
14 2 MEG i)J01;)
°O OV 250v #0
0
-/ .002
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0 7 cc
150
-J 0
150
FK:
(.5
L_ cc
g
\
\ 1
-- siLAAfr..
\ 47M
ta
aW Wa 1(000250
cc XW
4 \ 0 WHITE
Cla \ cJ
\
BLACK
\-- 6.8 MEG
I MEG
)4S00
22
RED 470 M
2.85V
r YGT
RECT
5O
47
RED - .0047
YE L
mp, 285 V
I 2MG
RE A
p Kt , .0(y5 47m
BLK YELLOW
11 C VOLTAGES MEASURED FROM SOCKET TERMINAL TO
GREEN
CHASSIS WITH A 20,000 OHM PER VOLT D.C. VOLT-
t Tx. METER. ALL VOLTAGES POSITIVE UNLESS OTHERWISE
\ DESIGNATED. A.C. VOLTAGES ARE MARKED A.C. READ -
SERVICF 01 GR:EN
L _-I !NOS TAKEN WITH A LINE VOLTAGE Of 117 VOLTS
20 20 A.G. TOTAL POWER CONSUMPTION- 60 WATTS ON RADIO -
oroctS 75 WATTS ON PHONO. '8" SUPPLY DRAIN 45 MA.
777 771.
TOLERANCE ON VOLTAGES t 10 %.
A PARTS USED ONLY ON THE acVOLTAGE MEASURED WITH RECEIVER TUNED TO
TO HEATERS MODELS R-1245 AND R-1246 1000 K.C.
UNITED MOTORS SERVICE cci ic THESE VOLTAGES ARE ABOUT 15 '4 HIGHER USING
'PHON07
DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
DELCO RADIO MODELS R-1244, R-1245 and R-1246
I.F. 262 KC.
6SA7 6SK7 1ST AUDIO 6V6GT
6SK7 g,3,29
6SR7 la. ct 4 Om
15 V ov -÷-_ Co CD -4
107 V V 225 V.
1-' i-. 11 ;A CDCa
6V
--.1 I-1 0 ilt.
6V 6V 6V CA
OV 2.5VOv N. o
a lb o
270 V 0I 0 PL.
242 V
120V. la. CD
'CI 1-1
C
ID IN CO Co
<0'4 1-3 CO
O CD CD 0 0
2 025 1-' Ca iii, -4 1
19
cl- *A CD
46 1-1 CD
31 20.0 1-0
CO O
IP. 1-µ
22 M.
.000150 _
BLACK
62 61 00
0
I-1 00 0 \ -0
.000330 E0
48 64
u)
o rn
000056
3 33
.005
I.F. 262 KC. .000120 68000 O
26 9
37 19C co
nrn
.0025
I MEG. 1500 20.0
77
131.05
SST
OUTFAJT
0
FUSE VIBRATOR
GREEN
CONNECTOR
17 A
0
1 (
.015
t.%
1 18
c; 17 8_
71 18 O
so_L..%
,22ÂN CORES/PCS-WM
20.0 20.0 FORA
0.5 100
A.015
/ .000560
44 BRONN1-
BLACK
JQQ. -° Z al Y.
_ 1
61.000560
ALL VOLTAGES MEASURED FROM SOCKET TERMINALS TO TORE SOCKETS VIEWED FROM TERMINAL SICIE
CHASSIS WITH A DC. 20.000 OHM PER VOLT VOLTMETER. INDICATES LEAD COMING FROM TUNER COIL ASSEMBLY.
ALL VOLTAGES POSITIVE UNLESS OTHERWISE DESIGNATED. VOLTAGE MEASURED WITH RECEIVER TUNED TO 1000 KC.
INPUT VOLTAGE AT SPARK PLATE 60 VOLTS TOTAL "A"
CURRENT 80 AMPS "If SUPPLY DRAIN 65 MA TOLERANCE
ON ALL VOLTAGES t 10 Y.
59V 5.9V 5.9 5.9V
135 0V 206V
RF TV II2V 245 V
aourc3,, 7A7
0 AMP V
GAO a
Cs
010
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YELLOW
000068 0V
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or. BLUE
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000
0 0XW
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cf)
00 22
772 11---,-
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0015
X <
Cs.1
N 6/4 Z
300M
m
I.05
YELL° 7005 54
Mz
6/8 , 39
A/V\./ MV
I MEG
YELLOW
1800
.006 35A 338
BLACK BR OWN
I-i 20 20
66
TO HEATERS
15 AMP.
I.F. 260 KC.
A" LEAD
VOLTAGES MEASURED FROM SOCKET TERMINALS TO CHASSIS
I NDICATES LEAD COMING FROM TUNER COIL ASSEMBLY.
1,1TH A D.C. VOLTMETER HAVING A
RESISTANCE OF 20,000
TUBE SOCKETS VIEWED FROM TERMINAL SIDE.
OHMS PER VOLT. AL' VOLTAGES
POSITIVE UNLESS OTHER-
NT- DESIGNATES A PIN ON THE TUBE TO WHICH THERE WISE DESIGNATED. READINGS TAKEN WITH 6.0 VOLTS AT
4:4
IS NO ELEMENT CONNECTION.
SPARK PLATE, TOTAL CURRENT DRAIN 7 AMPERES. "13" SUPPLY
$* VOLTAGE MEASURED WITH RECEIVER TUNED TO 1000 KC. DRAIN 67 MA. TOLERANCE ON VOLTAGES ± 10%.
rn
000047
*
, Cv
0V
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0,
IFI6cSAv7
0
TIMER '010" v
6 MEG 005
.000 330 000470
Ios BLUE
r TONE CONTROL
.001170
- DIAL
LIGHT
ON -
DIAL OFF .005
SENSITIVITY 6
OOS ADJUSTMENT RELAY MOTOR I UNIT
115
4700
255v
115A I
11 11
:011Telos REVERSING I S CH
VOL ONE
30 AMP CON TROT
47 00
288 280 TLNER
SWITCH
0A09; 11 A.
0001470 140A SUPPLY
La !NT ERI GCK
WITCH
4700 47 m
VALUES OF FIXED CAPACITY IN 1,08

TRIMMERS IS GIVEN IN SERVICE FRONT FACE rIN ENOGIKRH'ITI,,
PARTS LIST. YELLO OF SOCKET I OF P LG
VOLTAGES TAKEN FROM SOCKET TERMINALS 0- 1

TO GROUND WITH A DC. VOLTMETER RAVING BLACK LACK ayELLO
A RESISTANCE OF 20,000 OHMS PER VOLT. I 1111
I5 AMP MECHANICALLY 8
ALL READINGS TAKEN WITH 60 VOLTS AT LINKED T 0 TUNER GREEN
"A' LEAD. CURRENT DRAIN WITH TUNER STOPPED POINTER CARRIAGE CONTROL UNIT
75 TO 13 0 AMPS. CURRENT DRAIN WITH TUNER RHEOSTAT RED B eLAc (BLUE
OPERATING 13 TO 14 AMPS. "e SUPPLY DRAM ,ORFFN YPI I Ow (-
TOLERENCE ON VOLTAGES 010 %. RI LF
YELLOW L
ALL VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH TUNER STOPPED.
DELCO MODEL R-705 I.F. 2.6D KC.

1 UNITED MOTORS SERVICE
7A7 707
R.F 7A7 7 B6
7 OSC-TRANSL. 1 F. 7C5
DET-AVC.-A.F. OUTPUT
5.3 -4-1E-RA 1 5.3v 5.3,
.00001 .0003 5.3 6C
5.3
2I
C 230r
0 -Air 270A
z
-1 25
22M
-n =m
0 0
z
01
r 0 33
CD 32 Ir
5A
CO 5 MEG. IE
0 0 MEG.
'T',005
0 (r)
tz, 31
19
I MEG.
0 ;.05 MOM MEG.

73
0
I.F..257.5 KC.
0 7Y4
RECT
z H
50
GA 6B DIAL
LAMP
100Z. L15.0
;00 \
til
TO
HEATERSII
Z
368
42
0-I Mr\ -a-r-o--o
4 AMA 14 AMP
Mu
OSC.- FUSE
0 0 TRANSL
READINGS TAKEN FROM TUBE SOCKET CONTACTS TO GROUND WITH A
1000 OHMS PER VOLT D.C. VOLTMETER..e BATTERY- 6.0 VOLTS
CURRENT DRAIN- 7.2 AMPERES .6. SUPPLY DRAIN - APPROX. 48 MA.
Lj,
013.1.6TMEKT
HOLES FOR DRUM
CORD TENSION
POSITION OF DRUM
ASSEMBLY WITH COIL
CORES FULLY IN
TUNING SHAFT
DET-AYC
RECTIFIER
CORO ASSEMBLY'
READINGS TAKEN FROM TUBE SOCKET GONTAC IS TO TURNS
GROUND Ram A GE VOLTMETER NAvING A RESISTANCE
Of 000 ONMS PER VOLT, .0 DAT TERI 60 VOLTS
CURRENT DRAM 72 mPERES, 'Er SUPP, DRAIN POINTER
APPROARTATELT IA A ALL READINGS T IOL
OUTPUT \0
SOCKET VOLTAGES DIAL CORD HOOKUP

6BE6 6BA6
I ST IF
6BA6
2,00 I F
6AL5
DISCRIMINATOR
AM FN CONVERTER L-3
7 TUBE AC 5 '0000 T-6 5 5
47 MMF. Dx
FIL.CHORE /sr <#7 MANGIER) S
(Including Rectifier) rir"-- - - --'41 6
TRANS.NS
A I lOn 0
7
3
r
2 BANDS I 4
100 .1m cal- I00 lr! ;:--1 Zil
MME.L, 1
,, -
SWITCTIc,
1 NOSEC.
.1'
L-2 I?..-17 oMM13. j
FRONT t4
F.M. I.F. 10.7 MC. ! 2:: I ±A:4 . -o fA NH
PARFS/rIC 22 KA ,
1
CH.:we' 1-7
455 KC. 3.6 1ST IF TRATIVAMF-al vI C -I4 C-17
A.M. I.F. I- T
0
u DA 1440... I
47 NMI
C -I0 1
AM' 330
LOOP ANTENNA mo1 27Kn
M1.4680F MMF.I
I 1/41
T-3
1ST SEC. 7.62)
REAR 2 11-6--40
120L.0 5000
15000
MMF. MMF.I CD
3900. 50 IC
v AAAA kAANV- MME
T r 1000, 15000, 15000A
.oi M F. 1200, ,1.1 KA
1IT _/ - FL.
GANG CONDENSER 0rn
PRoNo 8200A. v
SWITCH P-3
IST SECTION 20
FRONT
O
5Y3 .os ).4F. Fm
-15E1 T-12
T-2 RECK
DI -POLE 8 R -15A I400A 1000.. Am OUTPUT
RED 4 cLi TRANSFORMER 1-3
ANTENNA T-11 PHONO.
PHONO
A50.
CONNECTION POWER 170.1
TRANSFORMER INPUT C-344
ro EXTERNAL FOR 01 -POLE DOI
ANTENNA RED-VEL
BLACK -YELLOW
0.5 MEG.
z
SWITCH
YELLOW VOLUME) .005
PHONO CONTROL ME
SWITCH CONTACT MOTOR 2 O, 10 MEG.
NUMBERING SocKE T FELLOW
4706A tMJ
SYSTEM CON
GLACE 6.3V
HEATERS
ENO OF SWITCH MV
5 WAFER NEAREST
7 CHASSIS TONE
CONTROL
3 B .04 MET
PAINT DOTS DIAL
2 9 1-5 Amps
10
2
NOTE I A90-2362
COIL WINDINGS FOR WHICH NO
SWITCH SECrtom RESISTANCES ARE SHOWN.HAVE Cc ,3,:) 05C. SEcNoN
VIEWED FROM FRONT 4 3 4:4
OSC. COIL
THAN 0.IA Keay 6BA6 . 6AL5 6V6GT FM SEC. ADS. C-37 ANT. SECTION
2ND IF DISC OUTPUT
AMI AM PRI. ADJ.
" FM ADJ.
POINTER CLAMP ADJ.
LOOP GANG.-SEC
ANTENNA-, CONE
5Y3GT F DISC.
RECT NS.
Western Auto ,r/J,S 40,
(10` 0, 6BE6
Model D-2819 0 AMFM
6AV6
O AM 2ND DET. AVC 260
CONN DM
is similar in STANDARD TUBE SOCKET SYMBOLS AM PRI - SEC ADJ
DP -DIODE PLATE C -I4 AND r 17
H -HEATER C-31 ( \-PRI. ADJ. C)
many respects. 0 -GRID P -PLATE
It-cATHODE AM SEC. ADJ. FM PRI. ADJ PO
T-7 T-6 T8 Dx
1sT 1ST I.F. 2ND 1 F
TRANS (AM) TRANS.(FM) TRANS.IAM-FM)
Mac& 01836 SERIAL No. 105,027 UP En

3Autztonz
Mai Intermediate Frequency - 6BA7 6BA6
AM Fm CONVERTER 6BA6
2 NO / F 6AL5
BLUE T-4 0,SCP/myNA TOR
AM 455 KC - FM 10.7 MC 9
C-10410 MMF. 1 sr IF
8 5
TRANS FM T-6
(FM) 0 2,D , F TRANS (AM -FM) T-7
7 W -L- 3 AM FM DISC. 7
0I, TRANS
L1,0 7 la 14, 2
4 5 '21,76WF C-17 I C2
SWI TON
0) R-1
2ND SEC
0! C2I S
3
r
I
0/,1
81 MMF. `31 FRONT C25
22K, 007,1 I0 70
ro R-2 1--2 j1c.23 ME.
2700, IST IF TRANS. (AM)
10
r N
100 O
L0, MME
zI2 T. 5000 MMF 1 95 06n{
e MMF V FIX 1
r-1 1
L-2 c. 00 20 C-20 C-24
L_
1
LOOP ANTENNA CHOKE C> A ME MMF.
L 5000 27
C, SWITCH RED MMF
1ST SEC REAR til 42- 5000 27K 100
T-2
ANT COIL MMF.
C-18 R -4 MMF R-9
R-6
3,1 C-26
o 05 MF 100K, 1200. 0 68K, R 10
LoC3
,c,,1,711±4 6 6N 6 1000. 12700
0 an - MME 0.414E5AL4
R -I3 R-14
RED
4:aV/ L-4 E WAMOVNAAA1-40
OSC.
1
-,
6 ?zci , ,-,.. FM C -31A 50 10000, 10000,
're
4-
1. 71.7T.'
_a _L ITIT SANG CONDENSER
J AM 1
MMF.
I
R-8
PHONO
F 7
47K,
6 1
SW/rcH C-3113
SWITCH 1ST SECTION I
cal-12ND SECTION 50I MMF.

REAR FRONT
H/TE
C.29 2.2 MEG
T-13 05 ME. 7
5Rx.3,.. R -I5 B
0 -POLE R-I5A 1400, 1000, A IA 6 V6 T- 0
AV TENAA T-9 Rep 4 6 AV 6
2N0 Der A VC C36 OUTPUT
CONNECTION C 30A C-30 C ANON:). OUTPUT BLUE TRANSFORM R
TO EXTERNAL FOR DI -ROLE TRANSFORMER c0 PROMO' 7
ANTENNA 20 3
ED -TEL
INPUT .0211E.
450.c,
2 IMF. C -38o 3.2,
SLACK -YELLOW :- i:350 V. 7 MF
ON -OFF
SWITCH
C.
,170, RIO
'X
ii 1:403013
"350 V V
2ND SECTION
FRONT
C-32
6-17
0.5 MEG. C-34
5
02 ,CA22051;
5
2
001c.
MF.
RED
CI
RHONO CELLO 68 MMFT H
SWITCH CONTACT MOTOR VOLUME 11.005
2.0., CONTROL ME
NUMBERING SOCHE L LOW
SYSTEM GAN. R-20 R-21
BL AC H.3 V R-16
E A TIPS 10 MEG. 470K,
END Of SWITCH 15K,
5 6 WAFER NEAREST CR 9 3 MEG
4 7 CHASSIS
C-33
T
3
PAINT Dor T.? .04 ME. CONTROL
0/AG TONE
2 9 T-3 LAMPS
10 2 .51 RED
NOTE: RED
RED
SWITCH SECTION COIL WINDINGS FOR WHICH NO
VIEWED FROM FRONT RESISTANCES ARE SHOWN.HAVE
3
OSC. COIL THAN 0.1, 6BA6 1168A6 6AL5 6V6GT -C-7 OSC. SECTION
15T IF 2ND IF DISC
CAM) ourPu,
Llo FM SEC. ADJ.
C-3 ANT SECTION
OINTER CLAMP AM PRI. AOJ
FM ADJ.
6BA7 5Y3GT LOOP GANG SEC. ADJ
AMFM RECT ANTENNA COND
CONVERTER /DO T-7
DIAL
DP
BRACKET TENSION SPRING
602) FM DISC. MO
6AV6 TRANS.
AA CET AI/C fa+
CONDENSER IN 4i GP
STANDARD TUBE SOCKET SYMBOLS
FULLY CLOSED 11 -HEATER DP -DIODE PLATE
DIAL POSITION /00 V
' G -GRID P -PLATE AM PRI SEC ADS
STRING
K -CATHODE IS- INTERNAL SHIELD 0.2 (MA) 0-21 AND C-22 PRI. ADJ.
0
AM SEC. ADJ.
DRIVE T-5 1-4 T6

SHAFT 1ST I.E. IST 1 F 2ND 1 F
TRANS (AM) TRANS. CFM1 TRANS 1AM-FM)

En
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12SA7 12SK7 12SQ7 35L6GT
12SK7 2N0DU.A.V.C.. POWER
kf.AW CONVERTER
1AUM OUTPUT
C14
400 v.
R9
160.11 T7
UMNAL
ANTENNA
PM
75
T1 C2
MPAWNNA mum,
,00 v.
CI
00:
400 R12
470000
RI
1,000 T2
R7
47,00,0
R14
470,000
C12 220,0001
C1 1 Ro2mr
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R8
CI6
C 3 "A ?4 ;try.
Imco
VOLUME
CONTROL
R0
AC -DC INPUT 51 6-
105.125 VOLTS
(ON C19
C18 -A C18 -B C18 C R220.0100
ZiO v
T4004 R15 to
fp, 1,04 1,04
T8
PI 110 AC
6-N VOLT
PILOT UGHT 0 IW
35Z5GT TUBE FILAMENT WIRING

nal.-111 125K7 12507
351.6U 12SK7 12507
RI9
2 7 2 7 DIAL POINTER
2 7
16/74-
60 INCHES OF STRING REQUIRED.
Western Auto Supply Co. 1
2 PULLEY ON GANG MAY BE IN

Truetone Radio ANY POSITION WHEN STRINGING.
3 AFTER STRINGING, TUNE TO STATION

OF KNOWN FREQUENCY. THEN GLUE
POINTER TO STRING AT PROPER
MODEL POSITION ALONG DIAL
SERIES A
START
Tuning range 530 to 1600 kc

Intermediate frequency 455 kc
TUNING SHAFT
30 watts FINISH
Power consumption
6BA6 6BE6 6BA6 6AV 6
R.F 1 ST DE T. 10SC 1 F
2 ND DET ST A.F.
BLUE
GREEN
r -122
22 Kn
GREEN 47
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220 K, : 1 68,
300 \ 1
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1100 W." C-140 1
50 MMF
1470 K.,
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MF
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0.4 MEG.
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RED B200,
6AR5
6X4 560 rat° OUT PUT
RECT. I.05MF.
PONEP TRANS. 470,
RED R
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20 MF 25,
1800, WW
VIBRATOR SOCKET at
004 C-22 A C-22 B
WIRING SIDE MF 20 MF. 10 Mr.
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RED
L-1
TO FIL BROWN
0 00 I
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0.5 F.
51 PILOT LIGHT ON -OFF SWITCH
L-2 0, L-3 FUSE
a.)(19 '1'0 BROWN TO AMMETER
.1. 0,4 Or LIGHT CHOKE R Of IJr309 AMP
200 MMF. 2200 MMF.

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PRi. ADJ. ,,,-.41-SEC. ADJ.

6 AV6 I.F.
SPECIFICATIONS SENO Der
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Power Consumption 6.6 Amperes at 6.6 Volts EOS
ADJ./
0.4
2.2 Watts Undistorted 6AR5
OUTPUT
6BA6
1K 6BE6
Power Output (6.6 Volts) if -10 MAR.
4.0 Watts Maximum
VOLTAGES MEASURED
UNDER FOLLOWING CONDITIONS .0
Sensitivity 4 Microvolts at 1 Watt Output BATTERY vOtrAGE t4 611010 LOAD DOS
ANTENNA SNORTED TO CROY. AR p 6
55 KC Broad at 1000 Times Signal VOLUME CONTR01.-MAKIANAM
Selectivity S
:;:firg WITH 1I
MO
Tuning Frequency Range 540 to 1600 KC :ilgoLISOVolngtr ARE ow° 0,0
ALL READINGS TAKEN1ETHEEN VIBRATOR
Intermediate Frequency 455 KC SOCKET TERMINALS AGO CHASSIS.

00 00 NO
6X4
Of RECT.
Speaker 51/4" Dynamic 6BA6
7F8 na 66A6 6H6/8T
SVA Fm OCT
RF AMP. NIT 470 OSC CONVERTER Isa LT IF.
RS NOTE 111 Dm
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DISCRIMINATOR
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0
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FRONT 505 ATP
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11
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R38 XIS
100K II .m
RIG
6AT6
M1K 0 INVERTER
PHASE
INPUT SET.
SW3 S SW
CM
REM REAP REAM
C50
i'CS4AS
Z
POWER RANS. r;"
PHONO
SWI SWITCH ON SOCKET
VOLUME CONTROL
NOTES POWER CORD
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I SPE.ER PLUS REMOVED
2. VOICE COIL DISCONNECTIO
3 IN EARLY MODELS TWO 02 IWO CAPCrTOR3 IN PARALLEL WERE SUBSTITUTED FOR 0.1 PAD ELECTROLYTIC 5.tq
(RLSONANT TYPE) CTN. 7:30-
. SELECTCM SWITCH MOWN IN EXTREME COUNTER CLOCKWISE POSITION OR Flo. ONII ROTOR
SECOND POSITION CLOCKWISE IS AM. BAND. SOCKET
Z C.1)
THIRD POSITION CLOG.= IS PH0110.
5. ALL VOLUMES IMAIMMED FROM CHASSIS (MO USING 20,000 OHMS/ VOLT METER LINE vOLTAME HT 'AMC. TO ALL HEATERS EXCEPT 5044 RECT.
VOLTAGES WOULD OE AS SHOWN 20 PERCENT. NO PILOT LAMPS CD
S. USED IN DIMLY MODELS. 61
T. USED ONLY WITH V- EMIR POWER ..... KORNER.
Ix EC-
FREQUENCY RANGES: RYIS-
Standard Broadcast 540 to 1600 kc. .c__71
Frequency Modulation 88 to 108 mc.
0
BOGIE
0 0
0 0
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCIES: 0
POWER COW
Amplitude Modulation 455 kc.

Frequency Modulation 10.7 mc.
REAR VIEW OF MAIN CHASSIS 0.
C)
TENSION SPRING-.
sca
NOTE
2 TURNS -oo FEW EARLY MOD Ls (CHASSIS 0-11111 HAD IS/ Aso RIP IF
TRANSFORMER AD./NSTNINTS AS SNOWS NY DOTTED LIRE.
POINTER rn
w
IU4 IR5 IU4 IS5 3V4
RE. AMP OSC miXER IF AMP AVC. I §1 AF. OUTPUT
L6 90V 111
90V BLUE in IF TRANS SRN.
LOOP 90v BLUE 21.12 IF. TRANS. R I7 111 T1
90
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0
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100 IMF 33M _ TONE CONTROL (71. 40
V\A.,
C9 CIO R2 IM
CII LT L3
VOLUME CONTROL -) Cie
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YELLOW NOTE S---"" A SL
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.43
50 MFD _ 50 MFD -12200"
RED 1
SWI
(/Buy
1-4111111111111111111111
REAR
B-BATT. 90V. AB-BATT. PLUG
NOTES: 5 CABLE (i)
104 !WI
1
SWITCH SWI SHOWN IN EXTREME COUNTER CLOCKWISE OR BATTERY POSITION.
SECOND POSITION CLOCKWISE IS OFF.
- 3V4 RF AMP. if. AMP. ISO IRS f -t -
z
1 7
THIRD POSITION CLOCKWISE IS A. C. LINE. x.
S
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z
SWITCH 5W2 CLOSES ONLY WHEN SWITCH SWI IS IN THIRD OR A.G. LINE POSITION. SWI 390"
3 VOICE COIL DISCONNECTED FRONT R7 C26 C29 R
4 ALL VOLTAGES MEASURED FROM THE NEGATIVE SIDE OF THE DUAL FILTER CAPACITOR .0s .1
USING A
C3 +- 590"
20,000 OHMS PER VOLT METER.
LINE VOLTAGE 117 VAC. SIGNAL VOLTAGE 100 RFD
ZERO. READINGS SHOULD APPROXIMATE THE VALUES SHOWN t 20 PERCENT. 0120"T *
3. IN LATER PRODUCTION, THE POSITIONS OF CI & CE IN THE CIRCUIT WERE REVERSED. CM ryi
2i TURNS
ET tv
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY 455 kc -TENSION SPRING
NT ANT POINTER
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CS C +' I -
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Models H-185, H-195
CD C5 C6 -ANT. TRIM.
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if '...."- 3 TURNS POINTER
CONNECTOR TO LI
RETAINER
Signal
Radio
ALIGNMENT
Connect Signal Generator
Generator to - Frequency Dial Adjust for Maximum Output
Step
Stator of R -F tuning capac- 455 kc 455 kc Pri. and Sec. of 2nd I -F trans.
1
itor (CS) through a 200 mmf

capacitor
455 kc 455 kc Pri. and Sec. of 1st I -F trans.
2 Stator of R -F tuning capac-
itor (CS) through a 200 mmf
capacitor
3 Recheck steps 1 and 2
Radiated Signal 1615 kc 1615 kc Oscillator Trimmer (C8)
4
5 Radiated Signal 1400 kc 1400 kc R -F Trimmer (C6)
IRS 174 U 3S4

DET71-4AUDIO OUTPUT
I. F. AMP.
CONVERTER
60V. 60V.
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TRANS.
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105I
SEE NOTE 4-' -OW.
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Am
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100K
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VOLUME
8200-1, CONTROL
L2 L3
CI
.05
I- AAA,
2.2M
R2 C12
.05
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MMF
CI3
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R3
220K
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RECT.
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1130"
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60
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30
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SWITCH
T or 1
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BATT.
-14M+
NOTE:
I . VOICE COIL DISCONNECTED.
SWITCH NO. 2 SHOWN IN AC /DC POSITION. AS
2.
ALL VOLTAGES MEASURED FROM CIRCUIT (GNU) USING A 20.000 OHMS /VOLT METER -LINE VOLTAGE AT 117 v.A.C. VOLTAGES SHOULD BE
3.
SHOWN ± 20 PER CENT.
4. SOME MODELS MAY HAVE CAPACITOR TRIMMERS.
CHASSIS NO. V-2131 AND V- 2131-1 1 51
Westinghouse RADIO . TELEVISION
MODEL H., 18 8
47 DIAL LAMP
"....
/
4---- - TENSION SP/IINS
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ANT.
TRIM.
TRIM. C4
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128E6
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TRANS.
IF'' .--:"
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TRANS.
0
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ALIGNMENT
S CD OD
Connect an output meter across the speaker voice coil.
While making the following adjustments, keep the volume control
set for maximum output and the signal generator attenuated to avoid
AVC action.
Signal Radio
Connect Signal Generator Dial
Step Generator to --.- Frequency Setting Adjust
1. Stator of antenna tuning 455 kc minimum Trimmers in 1st and 2nd I -F
capacitor (C3) through a capacity trans. for max. output
0.1 mfd capacitor
NOTE: If the I -F transformers are badly mis-aligned, it may be impossible
to obtain sufficient output using the above system. In this event, it will
be necessary to align each transformer separately. Start with the last I -F
transformer and work forward, connecting the signal generator to the
control grid of the tube preceding the transformer under alignment.
2. Recheck Step 1 adjustments.
3. Radiated signal (no actual 1615 kc minimum Osc. trimmer (C6) for max.
connection) capacity output
4. Radiated signal (no actual 1400 kc tune to Ant. trimmer (C4) for max.
connection) signal output (rock -in adjustment)
12BE6 I28A6
ANT. CONVERTER rk---If
12AT6 5085
DET eI ill AUDIO OUTPUT
SO V. OV OP IOU
7
CS
r
60101106
01
06
-SPEAKER
v
0 7 4 A
OND 2 5
a , 0 .
L__A 2.aff
TRANS TRANS.
LOOP OUTPUT
S^ r
L4 1.5 L
TRANS
g
I 7 I
, < 5
: E' 01 ROOK
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'1Y CM 1
L.
;4-
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CI{ RE
100 W C15 1200,-
Kim, 47
i MMF
C4
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R6 cm SEE NOTE
V^
R6
RIO
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221( 1
RI 500K
VOLUME
CS C6 CONTROL 4 CI
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24
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ca
30
No 47 DIAL LAMP GI 35W4 MED
5
SWI
DP.ST. "
7 12011
3
AC I
POWER I
CII !EATS 125E6 IllA6 5015

CORD .05 NOTE
VOICE COIL OISCONNECTED
5
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0, RII
1 .05
,-
2201,3 4
31
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44 CSI 1
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C39 - NO
10 MOD 306
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1.5
4
CON
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3 RR RI4 DISCRIMINATOR
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132
TRANSIF 01 5 tiOR TRANS
TRANS *V' TRANS
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10.75C
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I1K 3300^
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IM 005 ISOK 11301
L7 i,43 ,40 C It
6 AV6 iYiYi RI t 6V6 -6T SPEAKER
14.- AEG. TONE OUTPUT OUTPUT
CONTROL TRUES
C,!
025 470 C6
47 1 NW
3_01- Pt 037
rrr I RIO SW R tt
500" VOLUTE IRS 470K 10 R19
111Wt
FRONT
1
CONTROL ION MID t70"

C5
0.4 G48 L00
1
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NNE
< C30
T 5E1. NOTE 3
5Y3 -8T
PHONO. POWER L9
CONNECTOR POWER TRANS.
SWI TEL
Ito"
C35 G36
50 OI
POWER da C33 01 ern'YEL UPS20 MOD
SW3
REAR CORD 106 C34 0 o RED
AWN
NO 44 PILOT LAMPS ROTOR SOCKET

TO ALL HEATERS
RAIN 5511
TUNER ASST
NOTE 3 NOT USED ON EARLY MODELS
SPEAKER DISCONNECTED
SW! ANO SW3 ARE SHOWN IN EXTREME COUNTER CLOCKWISE 4 TO BE INSTALLED TEMPORARILY SY SERVICE TECHNICIAN FOR ALIGNMENT PURPOSES ONLY
ALL vOLUOE5 MEASURED FROM CHASSIS 10E1 USING 20,000 OHS /VOLT PETER -LINE
1
2 SELECTOR SWITCHES
5
POSITION OK FM WAND VOLTAGE 111 v A C vOLTAOls SHOULD SE AN SHOWN 10 PER GENT
St.:000 POSITION CLOCKWISE IS Am WAND.
T7.1110 POSITION CLOCKWISE IS PHONO.

AM. OSC TRIM. C40 o.PUT
TRANS
0
FM OSC TRIM GIN
H-190, H-191, & H-19 IA POWER

TRANS
s
AM. ANT TRIM C47
FM. ANT TRIM. G45
IF
TRANS
455 KC
251? IF
TRANS .,711.4DI CVAAIN ATOR
455 KC
4
II m
2 3
e
11111
POINTER TENSION SPRING 7
IF
TRAMS.
3es IF IN IF 10.7 MC
DISCRIMINATOR TRANS TRANS.
TRANS 10 7 MC IC 7 MC ON
0 0PRI 0 s 0 es 00 -2- TURNS

0 0 I TURN -4P
CHASSIS
BOTTOM
NO. V- 213 4
VIEW
DIAL DRIVE
153
H-202 H-204
1215E6
C61
AM. OSC. TRIM. G64 062

G65 -FM OSG TRIM.
G59 C63 -FM RF. TRIM
12AT7
455 KC
G60 0 2N.1) IF
AM. ANT. TRIM. G58 TRANS.
12BA6 141 12BA6 DISC.

FIG. 1 - UNDER CHASSIS
455: KG 10.7 MG 10.7 MC
TRANS. ADJUSTMENT
I! IF Ii IF 21112 IF
TRANS. TRANS TRANS
FREQUENCY RANGES:
Standard Broadcast ... 540 to 1600 kc.
Frequency Modulation ... 88 to 108 mc.
Amplitude Modulation 455 kc. FIG.. 2 - DIAL DRIVE
Frequency Modulation 10.7 mc.
J2BA6 128A0 19T8

FAL-11F MAP FM MIX 111 IF 11 FM RATIO DET DRIVER 14 1161 OCT-1fl F
010
100 Lt3 c33 C 3T V.
ifS Mir
MIFF WAIF Mr 640
44
AI; RS 3
III CL3 = C43 1111F E
TR 115
100 i
TRANS
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C
100
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70.4
10 7 MC -1
511
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no
MO,. 69 ..L ILI
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NMI 422
1800
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619 C St
05 TC311 4/0
10 MMF `0'0.1
NNE CEO
II
26 SEE NOTE
Lt4 120E6
.
1.101
1111 F
AY OUTPUT SPE An.
00,FM 0136 CIS OUTPUT
VP
R5 05
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Wt tt N
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L116 C C css CII
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4700
040 -- C17 551 to.
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15 R2 I
VOLUME
161
T. .0! 2.75 14700
05 = CONTROL !F I = RIO
C45
LIS 000 tO
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PLO* 11511 PILOT LAMP 470 SECT 00
WD
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T-.74
641
014
100
NMI
NOTE
LLl_
C55
01
657
I C49
005
C50
005
033
470
rrF
C34
111:1-7_,,
154 t
5.
VOICE COIL DiSCONNIECTED
SELECTOR SWITCH SW! . SW5 SNOWN Iw
SECOND POSITION CLOCKWISE IS FM
ALL VOLTAGES MEASURED F110111 CHASSIS 111110.)
COUNTER CLOCKWISE
09154 20.000
POSITION OR 111 11140
ONM /VOLT METER -LINE vOLTAGE 117 v A C VOLTAGES !MOULD SE AS SNOWS tO PER CENT
3.5% Sox 13 X 4 2% 7X
AT FROM FROM AT AT
ANTI 600KC
O 600KC TO 455KC 455KC T040050 400Ft/ 400,1/
.0 SWAT T OUTPUT .05 WATT OUTPUT
I 2B E6 12BA6 12 AT6 50 L6GT es°

CONVERTER I.F. DET.-AMR PWR:-AMP
93V, 93 V 44V. 1109.
5 5
WH- OR
TI
RI
SP -I
10K "
= 100
MMF.
S 7
RD
4.7 470 K
MEG.
F
6
C)
0. CO tg
;0 0
cower
Coy 1-40
co 1--*
.0;r cn
SWITCH ON
crl ti
VOL .CON T ROL 1-4 CO
4 0 1-1
'000 USE ONLY ZENITH NON -INDUCTIVE
R II HctO
ELECTROLYTIC CONDENSERS FOR 0
REPLACEMENT.
C15 22
9_.S161 IF ANY OTHER TYPE OF ELECTRO-
20I- leo LYTIC IS USED, IT WILL BE NEC-
30 WATT, MOD. MED. ESSARY TO ADD PARTS SHOWN IN O 0 P'
DOTTED LINES. PL. P
Ca
I
ALL VOLTAGES MEASURED FROM COMMON

.F. FREQUENCY 455 KC. a)I-4 CO
PL - 50L6GT 12BA6 I 2BE6 12AT6
RETURN TO POINTS INDICATED WITH AN 1-4
A.C. D.C. OR VACUUM TUBE VOLTMETER. TUNING RANGE
ALL VOLTAGES ARE D.C. UNLESS
535 -16 20 K .C. It el
__ OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. (1) CO C71
DENOTES DENOTES COMMON RETURN Imo" x
CHASSIS ALL RESISTORS t 20% TOLERANCE F-.1 0
B- VNLES5 OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
CONNECT DUMMY INPUT SIG. SET
0 0 000
ON MULTIPLE SECTION CAPACITORS
OPERATION OSCILLATOR TO ANTENNA FREQUENCY DIAL AT TRIMMERS PURPOSE
LEADVLINE UPACCORDING TO THE
PART NUMBER AS SHOWN,
Converter .5 Mid. 455 Kc. 600 Kc. Adjust Primary For I. F.
O Grid & Secondary Alignment
Slugs 1.1.10.
One Turn 1600 Kc. 1600 Kc. C-3 Set Oscillator
Loop Coupled to Dial Scale.
Loosely to
3 Wave Magnet 1400 Kc. 1400 Kc. C-2 Align Antenna
MOS
in Stage
ANT .
00 we 410N AT
000.0 TO A95IT0 ..559c ro Aoom 000,
.05WATT OUTPUT .0>WATT OUTPUT
I2BA6 128E6 12BA6 I 2AT6 35L6GT/G

R . F. CONVERTER I,F. DET. AMP. PWR. AMP.
T/ I.F. FREQUENCY 45511C.
TUNING RANGE
535-162.00C.
STAMPED IN WHITE STAMPED ;N RED

IDENTIFICATION CODE ET IDENTIFICATION
COOS E
r
3 0
(J7
©
R
1.0 MEG.
0
47 oo o Fl
1-3
EG.
5
.05
SWITCH ON
VOLUME CONTROL 35W 4 IgLgEN.L:a: E LEE TROLY TIC
R9 FOR R[PUCCM NT.
OH. RECT. FAHT OTHER TYPE OFELECT/10LYTIC 151.1SED, IT T.05
ntalE NECESSARY TO ADO PARTS SHOW. IN °OTT. RI LL VOLTAGES MEASURED FROM COMMON
1
RETURN TO POINTS iNDIEATED WITH MY
I IT
IIV 1000 RI4 A.C.,O.E. ON vACIANA TUNE VOLTMETER.
30 WATTS iHr
C IA 2 2W. C 15 ALL VOLTAGES ARE D. UNLE SS
My
401-''' -180 OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
MFD. MVO.
35L6GT/G 126E6 120A

0
©0 00 00 O0 0I 2AT6
I.
129`6
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
CONNECT DUMMY INPUT SIG. SET
OPERATION OSCILLATOR TO ANTENNA FREQUENCY DIAL AT PURPOSE
I Doi
DENO TETCHASSI
TRDNAERS,
1 Convertor .5 Mid. 4S5 Kc. 600 Kr. Adjust Primary For I.F.
Grid & Secondary Slugs Alignment
2 -- 1600 /Cc. 1600 Kc. C-4
0
Set Oscillator min
21.131.F.SUJG 1ST i.F.SLUG Single Tarn DENOTES COMMON
COMMON RETURN
to Dial Scale.
-2ND I.F. TRANS., 1ST I.F. TRANS Loosely
3 Coupled to -- 1400 Kc. 1400 Kc. C-3 Detector
LON-OFF SWITCH Wave Magnet 151:
RVOI-1JME CONTROL
Alignment
4 -- 1400 Kc. 1400 Kc. C-2
0
Antenna
-TUNING Alignment
D2111
MODELS 6D815 CHASSIS 6E05 Zenith Radio L'E'ZIS"L7E"u RSACU 'O'R'DI'N^GP^CTOTrE to

PART HuDAISER AS SNOW.,
36x 7X
5.8 U 52 100 A AT
FROM FROM AT
ANT. Ar 0 0 0
600 KC 60013C TO 455 KC 455KC TO 400., k2W k2W
I2SA7GT I2SK7GT 6AQ6 50B5

I.F. DET.-I ST AUDIO PWR. AMP. ALL VOLTAGES MEASURED FROM
CONVERTER NOV. COMMON RETURN TO POINTS
BOTTOM VIEW OF 4 0V. INDICATED WITH AN AC., D.C. OR
TUBE SOCKETS VACUUM TUBE VOLTMETER AS
REQUIRED.
616V
70V
I ST I. F TRANS.
BL 455 KC
5L
TI
1-N
IRA".
CI LK
100 WH-15LK
MVF C12 R5
R 270 M rYEL
61046 C
15 MEG R 10
500
ALL RESISTORS 220% TOLERANCE MIX 100154 0.1
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. P-WH-GR
CID
001 2.51NEG.
04 VOL. CONTROL .0, 4700
22
MEG. R7 R8
03C. COIL 470M 620A
!ION
05 SWITCH SHOWN 150 NEW

IN PHONO POSITION 510%
6C4 RI3 RI4 R15
0 PRE-AMP ---11%,Ar-11NA,Wv\r".
22A- 100A. G15010
W.W.
I.F. FREQUENCY -455 KC 2. 2 REJECT SWITCH C22
C2I C23
TUNING RANGE -535 -1620 KC 140 MFD
40 MFD 40 MFD
12SA7CT
27 \
.02
24
25
TERMINAL END VIE TCMAW IC25 5085 I2SK7GT 6C4
OF PlIONO SOCKET `50
NOTE:
USE ONLY ZENITH NON -INDUCTIVE SWITCH ON -
ELECTROLYTIC CONDENSER FOR VOL. CONTROL 17..
DENOTES C- HASSIS
REPLACEMENT.
IF ANY OTHER TYPE OF ELECTROLYtC C2 ANT. TWM.
IS USED IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO AD 1400 KC.
PARTS SHOWN IN DOTTED LINES. 1117 V. AC. DENOTES COMMON
55 WATTS RETURN Co-) C4 05C. TRIM.
1000 KC.
VIVO I.F. TRANS.

455 KC 15,1a.,2Ns.
"ON -OFF* SW. TUNING
4)c VOL. CONTROL
RECORD REJECT SW.
c II
UI 0050o
35W4 6AQ8 E REGISTER
RADIO-PHONO SW.
I2BA6 I2BA6 I2BA6 I2AU6
R . F. 1.321.F. au I. F. LIMITER
Cell
-ilfgazo'
mur
1ST I.F.TRANS 2ND I.F.TRANS. DISC.I F. TRANS,
10.71.4C I0.7MC 10.7 MC
FM 2 __St-__
r_
.111. LII
LI5Jtr.O. L1.31
I9MMF
F. M.A NT. ao
COIL F. m.OET.
COIL
V
WH-BR
R II, I.OMEG.
01: CONT. .05 2200
.1704 16 CI"?
35135 .005 500

PWR.AMP. MMF
Ril
vol-OR
100011W W.
C21 AO C20 50 90V. W
MED
ILLIFD
RED
3585 2BE6 12BA6 126A6 12BA8 12A06 19T8
PWR.AMP. CONV. R,F. IS I. F. 2NOI.F. LIMITER
TiF,
OEA,ANN, STRIPTENNA
F M.CONNECTION
WH-RED IS
1.0 ILW.W.
±10%
SI wH-TEL SOWATT 5
Tot
wH-BL
LswITCH ON VOL
REAR VIEW OF BAND SWITCH WITH KNOB ALL VOLTAGES MEASURED FROM COMMON CONTROL R II
IN FULL CLOCKWISE POSITION. RETURN TO POINTS INDICATED WITH AN
ALL HE S1STORS ZO, TOLERANCE CLOCKWISE POSITION - I.M. 100 M.G. AC., D.C. OR VACUUM TUBE VOLTMETER
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED COUNTER -CLOCKWISE POS.- STD. BC.
DENOTES CHASSID
SPRING Zenith Radio Model 7H822, Chassis 7E02

C5 BC.ANT. 7 RIM.
To avoid "hot" chassis, use an isolation trans- 1400 KC.
former, or check A.C. voltage between chassis
.-DIAL CORD and bench ground, and reverse plug for zero ::11
C6 BC. OSC. TRIM.
voltage. Alignment information is given on 1600 KC
-.42 'WRNS AROUND the next page.
TUNING SHAFT
rn
2ND 1. F. TRANS. DISC.I.F. TRANS.
t ST I.F. TRAN S.
\ - _ 3RD I.F. TRANS. 4
E4 STAMP IN WHITE
DEmTIFICATIOM L 14 4:21
r -LI 3
9 - COOE E A rt.. 9 LIZ
DUMm Zinsurims
DUMMY
LUG III .,_.,, 111 LUG 12BA6 12AU6
immiiiiaN. 12BA6 12BA6
0 skr-t L2 L5 L 8- 'At 6 LI6-b
sio
....-,,, 0 p4,05. :cc
I0.7MC P1/
Br% P 05
4, .57 licc s
L6-.0 0.-,...c le ti
0--- LIS
L+ ligla L3 9
1-1_ 7 L 10 LI I
0.- L4 F.M.DET.
0
I. 1 ® RED DOT 12BE6 111
CI 98 MC. AmP.m00.1 F. FREQUENCY 4551.C.
III 111 FREQ.A.00.1.F.FREOUENC- 10.7M.C. 0 Fa
© (1)
le C20
TUNING RANGES F.M.OSC. 111
'
Sao -1620 K. C. STD.BC.
cr-L3
-, 9$ MC.r C2 (1)
NI AR= IN 88- I08M.C. FM. 100 0 0
0 ft. 0 Q X
-
Connect Dummy Input Signal Band Set Dial To Adj. Trimmers Purpose
0
Operation CD
Oscillator to Antenna Frequency
1'3
F. channel for maximum 1
455 KC. Align I.

Modulated BC 600 Kc. L8. 9, 12, 13 output. 0
1 Pin 7 12BE6 Converter .05 Mfd.
1600 Kc.
hi
2 turns loosely cpld. Set oscillator to dial scale.
Modulated BC 1600 Kc. C6 1-3
2 to wavemagnet .
1400 Kc. tri

2 turns loosely cpld. Align antenna stage.
Modulated BC 1400 Kc. C5
3 to wavemagnet Align primary of discriminator Z 1
10.7 Mc. FM L15 coil slug
Pin 1 (grid) on 12AU6 for maximum reading.
.05 Mfd. Unmodulated 100 Primary discr. Z
4 (a)
limiter. Adjust secondary of discriminat-
10.7 Mc. FM L16 coil slug il
Pin 1 (grid) on 12AU6 or for zero reading.
100 sec. of discr.
5 limiter. .05 Mfd. Unmodulated rl
(b) L14 Prim. of 3rA Align 3rd IF transFormer for
fin I (grid) on 12BA6 10.7 Mc. FM t)
100 IF trans. maximum reading.
6 (c) 2nd IF. .05 Mfd, Unmodulated ti
LIO and Lll Prim.
and Sec. of 2nd Align 2nd IF transformer for tj
Pin 1 (grid) on 12BA6 10.7 Mc. FM
100 IF transformer maximum reading.
7 (c) 1st IF. .05 Mfd. Unmodulated
L6 and L7 Prim.
and Sec. of 1st Align 1st IF transformer for
Pin 7 (grid) on 12BE6 10.7 Mc. FM
100 IF transformer. maximum reading. ei
8 (c) converter tube socket. .05 Mfd. Unmodulated
98 Mc. rm-
L3 Osc. Coil Slug Set Oscillator to dial scale.
270 ohms Unmodulated 100 98 Mc. Q
9 (c) Antenna Post FM (Re- Align det. stage to maximum
98 Mc. FM
move line ant.) 98 Mc. L4 Det. Coil Slug reading. ti
270 ohms Unmodulated 100
10 (c) (d)
'"11
A vacuum tube voltmeter with an isolation resistor of 2,000,000 ohms in series with the hot lead will serve for FM adjustments.
An AC output meter connected across, the primary or secondary of the output transformer will be satisfactory for all AM adjustments. 2
AJ
The signal generator output should be kept just high enough to get an indication on the meter.
mmilh D11
(a) Vacuum Tube Voltmeter Lug 6 on discriminator transformer to chassis (half discriminator load).
COI(b)
Vacuum Tube Voltmeter Lug 3 on discriminator transformer to chassis (full discriminator load). MODEL 7H822
(c) Vacuum Tube Voltmeter from Limiter Grid to Chassis. CHASSIS 7E02 W
(d) Loosen Slugs by applying a hot iron to the cement.
III
I .F, FREQUENCY 4 55K.C.
6SK7GT 6SA7GT 6SK7 6SQ7GT 6K6GT
0) TUNING RANGE R. F. CONVERTER I . F. DE T.-AM P. PWR .-A MR
535 16 20 K.C.
222V 300V BL
48V.
O 222V 3
97v 4 225V.
a 8
A B C12 .05
BL
TI
'-4 MOOmmE
-C -
C7 kiFDT40
,
B 0 9
N
CI 5 O
2 12 1111
MIAE L R19
,5,.."A(E\---115 2209
97 471,
0 f, 229
B
_ 101 Cie
SI 4..100
a R9.1.0mEG. 4.4E
R20
L3 vOL.CONTROIJ 4709 cc
OSC. COIL RIB
RI 1:02
1.0 70 0 e
MEG.
17
A..%..910 0
1I
250 1
Mo5 war. 0
000' 1-3
C9 C25 2.2 MEG. R 19
105
R13
479
220
9-
±DENOTES CHASSIS .02R1,3 ALTO NORMAL TREBLE VOICE
479 'ASS LOBASS
(CLOSED) (OPEN) (OPEN @LOSED) (S)PEN) (CLOSED)
RADIORGAN SWITCH
C6
9
Li
L2 .05 NOTE'
L3
is`2,61175"1"
50
11A1,8,1
6.
USE ONLY ZENITH NON -INDUCTIVE
ELECTROLYTIC CONDENSER FOR
REPLACEMENT.
a
C23
mFD. P23
40v. 6 5 ±10% 2700 t ri
I
C28 ±70%
5 PHONO OSC. IF ANY OTHER TYPE OF ELECTROLYTIC LC24 W.W.
I 0.1 Rla IS USED, IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO .40MFD.
1.0 ADD PARTS SHOWN IN DOTTED LINES 3I5V.
I
-I MEG. 7
OR
±10%
PL -1 GR
RED-YEL
BLK-RED
REJECT 0 0 )BL -9
SWITCH
UI tr7v.A.C., RED
BLIc
yEL 50wATTS
1005
SWITCH ON 6X5GT
vOL.CONTROL R9
ALL VOLTAGES ARE D.C. UNLESS RECT. Ib
OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
ALL VOLTAGES MEASURED FROM COMMON ON TRIPLE CAPACITORS LEADS
RETURN TO POINTS INDICATED WITH AN LINE UP ACCORDING TO THE Zenith Radio Corp. MODEL 7R887
A.C., D.C. OR VACUUM TUBE VOLTMETER PART NUMBER AS SHOWN. ALL RESISTORS +20% TOLERANCE
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
CHASSIS 7E22 rn
WW?,M4-717-7 _ Mu n ,,,,40.110. 7W12-la-1,11,ar. !,1:
I I IP
Uni..44141PAIP
Aftqtiter
t/t/icatiortJ
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Admiral Radio Corp. Buick Fada Radio & Elect.

Mantola Noblitt-Sparks Philco, Continued

Sears, Roebuck & Co. Sparton United Motors, Cont.

New F.M. and TELEVISION Manual Simplified Radio Servicing by

671/2 V BATTERY PLUGS CONNECTIONS

390 Ohms, 1/4 Watt

-I-C8 100 mmfd., Ceramic

C11 .05 mfd., 400 Volts, Paper 648 1-22

Ct3 100 mfd., 25 Volts, Elect. 67A 4-6

6 by individual components, we recommend replacing the entire couplate.

RESISTORS COILS, TRANSFORMERS, Etc.

RI 2.2 Megohms, 1/4 Watt 60B 27-225 C2b Ant. Section

12547 RBA7 128A6 12136 12A1,5 50 L 1-3

C3341.. L9 R23 absC30 z

IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY ALIGNMENT STEPS

FM I.F. AND RATIO DETECTOR ALIGNMENT

SETTING SIGNAL GENERATOR TO

Generator frequency on low side of 10.7 MC for a

105 -125 RECTIFIER

ALL RESISTORS ARE 2WATT UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.

.1' \ ,.......it SHIELD Cla

**1475 KC 1475 C1e, C2 TRIMMER LOCATION DIAGRAM

+ If dial pointer calibration is not within plus or .

cause correct tracking. DIAL REFERENCE POINTS

CONVERTER I.F. DEMODULAT1408R6a 1ST. AUDIO POWER OUTPUT RECTIFIER

2-20 3.3 MEG 38

NOTE:ALL CAPACITANCE IN 8- COMMON BUS 35 Y4

IRS 114 IU5 ILB4 117Z3

IF Max. To t4551CC .01 mfd SLUGS -Top &

t If calibration does not check within the frequency

Dial Stringing Diagram

60 CYCLE A C NMh VOA VOA

16 SWITCH Si OPERATED SB DOOR

"Ist. LF. 2nd. I .F.

FREQUENCY RANGE: 540 to 1600 kc.

RECTIFIER RE. AMPLIFIER I F. AMPLIFIER

128E6 6E06 12056 SOC 5

18 -(01I2A_LF-4. wiTz DENOTES COMMON WINING

0 DENOTES TERMINAL GUNDER

117 1.-F TRANS. 21Ap I -F TRANS.

LN5 LA6 ILN5

2551.I -F. TRANS

"" 1400 KC.

CONVERTER I -F. AMPLIFIER OUTPUT

R -E AMPLIFIER DE T.- AVOT I sT A -F. A MPL.

__ BOTTOM 455 KG.0

MODELS 9-113, 9-114W AV6

'''' 16211 KC. ," 2"41.r . -

ei. . a P1 1.(01-Mmit 107

1 455 200 mmf. High Side

3 1400 'Radiated to Loop Tune to Signal D

-CROSLEY PLACEMENT Qr W I 0,6101

TWINE CONDENSER *axe Of

THE CLOSED POSITION.

MODELS 9-102, 9-118W NEXT,

R. F. AMPLIFIER I. F. AMPLIFIER POME 014P1T

178 235 TRAIISFORI.IER

N 195 178 235

'1`c.. TO PIN SOCKETS

3 1400 *Radiated to Loop 1400 C

* Place signal generator output lead near the loop antenna.

ATE 'I ISAR 12 E6 5095