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MARINE RADIO —
TELEPHONE
MODEL 1425 “TITAN”
VHF/FM
INSTRUCTION HANDBOOK
RAY JEFFERSON
PHILADELP SERENE
DIVISION OF JETRONIC INDUSTRIES, INC.
a Raghtetie le
NOTE: Licensed Technican |
not required for installation ©
provided that antenna used ©
is Model FG-3, FG-6, FG-9 or
FG-21 as supplied by RAY
JEFFERSON and that factory
pretuning is not changed.
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SPECIFICATIONS AND REFERENCE DATA
TRANSMITTER
Frequency — 156.30 to 157.425 MHz
Channels: — 12 crystal controlled. Channels 6, 16, 14, 22, 26,
28, 68, and 70 are factory installed.
Crystal Control: Crystals are HC 25/U type — 32pf transmit-
ter crystal frequency is multiplied 12 times.
Frequency Accuracy: .0005% with factory installed crystals.
Frequency Stability: .0005% from —30°C to +60°C with
factory installed crystals.
Power Input: 54 watts maximum at 13.5 volts DC.
Power Output: 25 watts maximum. A front panel switch is
provided to reduce power to one watt.
Modulation: +5kHz (FCC Type 16F3 emission) Standard de-
emphasis curve within +1db to —3db from the required 6db
per octave curve covering 300-3000 Hz. A post limiter filter is
employed.
Deviation Limiter: Automatic restriction of deviation to
+ 5kHz.
Microphone: Hand held reluctance type.
Hum and Noise Level: 50cdb below modulation level.
Spurious and Harmonic Attenuation: —65db.
Antenna Connector: VHF type S0239 — 50 ohms.
RECE!VER
14 channel double conversion superheterodyne with crystal
controlled oscillator and crystal filter. Double tuned RF stage
and mixer, 10.7MHz IF, 455«Hz limiters with discriminator
detection.
Channels: — 6, 16, 14, 22, 26, 68, 70, W-1 and W-2 are factory
installed.
Frequency Range: 156.30 to 162.55 MHz.
Frequency Accuracy: .001% with factory installed crystals.
Frequency Stability: .001% from —30°C to +60°C with fac-
tory installed crystals.
Sensitivity: .Suv or less for 20db quieting.
Selectivity: —6db @ + 7.5 kHz, —80db @ + 15 kHz.
Audio Output: 4 watts maximum Class B output.
Semiconductors: Transmitter — 28 transistors and diodes.
Receiver — 44 transistors and diodes.
Dimensions: 9’ wide, 4” high, 12’ deep.
Weight: 5% Ibs.
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
Remote Speaker: Model RS-109
Antenna: Models FG-3, FG-6, FG-9, and FG-21.
ACCESSORIES
Power Cord: 6 foot with molded connector (color coded).
Fuse: An 8 amp fuse is inside unit (top).
Mounting: Universal mounting bracket supplied.
Power Requirements:
Supply Voltage: 12 Volts DC — Negative Ground Oniy
Current Drain: Transmitter — Low Power 1 Amp
— High Power 4.7 Amps
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MESSAGE TO THE OWNER
CONGRATULATIONS! As the new owner of a Ray Jeffer-
son Model 1425’. VHF/FM Radio Telephone, you are
probably anxious to install it aboard and “try it out.”
However, before doing so, we strongly recommend that you
read this owners manual carefully. By following these instruc-
tions, you will avoid problems and obtain the maximum
efficiency from your unit.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Ray Jefferson Model “1425” is the result of the latest
space age research and development. The “1425” is type
accepted under part 81 (land base) and part 83 (shipboard) of
the FCC regulations. The “1425” js a completely solid state
transistorized radio telephone and contains no tubes to heat
up, draw a lot of current and burn out. Space age integrated
circuits are used in the receiver station. The R.F. output
transistor is protected against burn-out which can be caused by
an inadvertent short or open in the antenna.
The Ray Jefferson Model “1425” factory pre-tuned package is
ideal for do-it-yourselfer. Channel 6, 16,14, 22,26, 28, 68, 70
W-1 & W-2 are pretuned and sealed at the factory. There is no
need for the services of a licensed FCC technician when
installing the unit as factory supplied. Simply connect the
antenna and wire the set to the 12 Volt supply and you're “on
the air.”
NOTE: If other crystals are added. All transmitter adjust-
ments must be made by a person holding a minimum of a
second class radiotelephone license in accordance with
FCC regulations, part 8.
IMPORTANT: The following must be performed if the anten-
na used is not factory supplied: a holder of a first or second
class FCC license must measure and log frequency, deviat-
ion, and power output on page 14.
The “1425” is a 12 channel transmit, 14 channel receive VHF
(very high frequency) Radio Telephone using FM (frequency
modulation). The “1425” is designed specificaly for use in the
156 to 162 MH: band.
GENERAL INFORMATION
RULES AND REQUIREMENTS
Many classes of vessels are not required by law to be equipped
with radio-telephone installations. However, all radio stations
aboard ships must be licensed by the Federal Communications
Commission. A ship’s station license is issued only by the FCC
Main Office which is located in Washington, D.C. Application
for a ship's station license must be made on FCC Form No.
502 which is available from any of the FCC Field Offices listed
in this handbook.
Owners and operators of shipboard radio stations are also
required by FCC Rule 83.367 to provide Part 83 (Rules and
Regulations for Stations on Shipboard in the Maritime Ser-
vices) in every shipboard station. Part 83 is contained in
Volume IV of the FCC Rules and Regulations and may be
obtained from the Superintendent of Documents, Washington,
D.C. 20402. Applications for license should be mailed with the
fee to FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION,
GETTYSBURG, PA. 17325.
All questions pertaining to Vessel information and Applicant
information should be answered completely. Several weeks
may be required to process your application and the radio-
telephone may not be used unti: a license is posted aboard
your vessel, however, an “‘Interim Ship Station License’ can
be issued to you. An Interim License may be obtained and
used on your vessel while your application is being processed.
Apply, in person, at any of the FCC Field Offices listed in this
manual. The Interim License is usable for a period of 6
months. In Alaska only, mail application to the FCC Field
Office in Anchorage.
A change of boat name no longer requires an application for
modification of a radio station license. Such a change can
now be legally covered by a letter to the FCC. The letter
should contain the ship station call sign, the old boat name.
and the new boat name and the name and address of the
licensee. If the vessel is registered, also include the official regis-
tration number.
When your Ship Station License is due for renewal, the FCC
will notify you prior to the expiration date on FCC Form
405-B. A portion of this Form 405-B must be completed and
mailed back to the FCC, Gettysburg, Pa., accompanied by the
renewal fee.
ORDER FORM
TO: Superintendent of Documents
Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C. 20402
Pleasereriter sede ctwec & subscription(s) to Volume IV,
containing Parts 81, 83 and 85 of the Federal Communi-
cations Commission Rules and Regulations. Make checks
or money orders payable to the Superintendent of Doc-
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The Ship’s Station Operator must also have an Operator's
License. This license is obtained from the FCC Field Office.
Application must be made on FCC Form 753.
The licensee is responsible at all times for the lawful and
proper operation of his station. Licenses are granted only to
United States citizens. The license is granted primarily for
safety of life and property; therefore, distress and safety
communications must have absolute priority. Secondarily,
however, certain frequencies, which are not reserved for safety
or distress calls, may be used for radio-telephone calls to coast
stations or between ships. The local telephone company or
radio-telephone coast station can furnish the radio-telephone
frequencies and the charges for radio-telephone service.
FCC FIELD OFFICES
Boston, Massachusetts 02109, 1600 Customhouse
New York, New York 10014, 748 Federal Building,
641 Washington Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106, 1005 U.S.
Customhouse
Baltimore, Maryland 21201, 819 Federal Bldg.,
31 Hopkins Plaza
Norfolk, Virginia 23502, Military Circle
807 North Military Highway
Atlanta, Georgia 30303, 1602 Gaslight Tower,
235 Peachtree St. N.E.
Savannah, Georgia 31402, 238 Post Office Building,
P.O. Box 8004
Miami, Florida 33130, Room 919, 51 S.W. First Avenue
Tampa, Florida 33602, 738 Federal Office Building,
500 Zack Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130, 829 Federal Office
Building, 600 South Street
Mobile, Alabama 36602, 439 U.S. Courthouse and
Customhouse
Houston, Texas 7/7002, New Federal Office Building
515 Rusk Avenue, Room 5 636
Beaumont, Texas 77701, 323 Federal! Building, 300
Willow St.
Dallas, Texas 75202, Rcom 13E7 New Federal Court
House and Office Bldg. 1100 Commerce Street
Los Angeles, Calif. 90012, Room 1758, U.S.
Courthouse, 312 North Spring St.
San Diego, Calif. 92101, Fox Theatre Bldg.
1245 - 7th Avenue
San Francisco, Calif. 94111, 323 -A
Customhouse, 555 Battery Street
Portland, Oregon 97204, 314 Multnomah Bldg.
319 S.W. Pine Street
Seattle, Washington 98104, 8012 Federal Office
Building, 1st Avenue and Marion Street ,
Denver, Colorado 80202 , 504 New Customhouse,
19th between Calif. & Stout Sts.
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101, 691 Federal Bldg. &
U.S. Courthouse, 4th & Robert St.
Kansas City, Missouri 64106, 1703 Federal Building,
601 E. 12th Street
Chicago, Illinois 60604, 1872 Everett McKinley Dirksen
Bldg., 219 South Dearborn St.
Detroit, Michigan 48226, 1054 New Federal Building
Wash. Blvd. & Lafayette St.
Buffalo, New York 14202 , 905 Federal Building,
111 West Huron St.
Honolulu, Hawaii 96808, 502 Federal Building,
P.O. Box 1021
San Juan, Puerto Rico 00903, 322-323 Federal Bldg.,
Pa©. BOx.2007
Anchorage, Alaska 99510, Room G-63 U.S. Post Office
& Courthouse Bldg. 4th & G St., P.O. Box 644
Washington, D.C. 20554, Room 216, 1919 N St. N.W.
OPERATOR LICENSE
The radio-telephone transmitter in a ship station may be
operated only by a licensed radio operator. The licensed
operator may permit others to speak over the microphone if
he starts, supervises, and ends the operation, makes the neces-
sary log entries, and gives the necessary identification. The
license usually held by radio operators aboard small vessels not
required to carry a radio installation for safety purposes is the
Restricted Radio Telephone Operator Permit. This lifetime
permit may be obtained without examination by United States
citizens in person cr by mail from any Commission Field
Office upon proper completion of FCC Form 753A. This
permit does not authorize transmitter adjustments that may
affect the proper operation of the station. Any needed adjust-
ments must be made only by the holder of a first or second
Class radio-telegraph or radio-telephone license. It is not
necessary to post the Restricted Radio Telephone Operator
Permit if it is kept on the operator's person; however, other
classes of licenses must be conspicuously posted at the
Principal location at which the station is operated. (Rule
83.156).
TRANSMITTERS
Each ship radio-telephone transmitter requested to be licensed
in a new or renewal license under Part 83 of the Commission’s
Rules for operation must be type accepted under Part 83.
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GOVERNMENT AND FOREIGN FREQUENCIES
A ship may transmit on frequencies not included on the ship
station license when directed to do so by U.S. Government
stations or foreign coast stations. (Rules 83.357 and 83.363).
PREVENTION OF INTERFERENCE
Always listen on the channel to be used before transmitting so
that you will not interfere with others already using the
channel. (Rule 83.181 [b] ).
OPERATING PROCEDURES
You must give your call sign whenever you call another vessel
or coast station and when you finish the conversation. Except
when talking on the intership frequencies where the maximum
time limit for a conversation is 3 minutes, you must break and
announce your call sign if your ship-shore conversation lasts
longer than 15 minutes. (Rules 83.364 and 83.366[g] ). Make
your calls short (not more than 30 seconds) and do not call
that station again for 2 minutes. (Rule 83.366[f] ).
SAFETY AND DISTRESS
Never forget that SAFETY is the primary reason for having
shipboard radio. DISTRESS AND SAFETY must have
ABSOLUTE PRIORITY. That is why you must listen, and be
able to transmit, on 156.8 MHz. The distress call is “MAY-
DAY.” Read Rule 83.233 (b) and the other rules in Subpart J
of Part 83 for complete information about distress calls and
messages. If a call to the Coast Guard is needed they may be
raised on channel 16 (156.8 MHZ).
RADIO CONVERSATIONS ARE PRIVATE
If you hear a radio conversation not intended for you, you
cannot lawfully use the information in any way. (Rule
83.174).
VIOLATION NOTICES
If you receive an ‘’Official Notice of Violation’ from the FCC
you must reply to it within ten days receipt. If you
cannot give a full answer that soon, you should acknowledge it
and say that you will make a full answer as soon as possible.
(If you are away from your permanent mailing address, it is
suggested that you make arrangements to have mail from the
FCC opened, acknowledged and forwarded.)
LOGS
A radio log is required; each page must be numbered, must
have the name of the vessel, call sign, and must be signed by
the operator. This log is found on page 14-15. Entries shall
be made showing the time of beginning and ending each watch
on 156.8 MHz. All distress and alarm signals and related
communications transmitted or intercepted, and all urgency
and safety signals and related communications transmitted,
shall be recorded in the log as completely as possible.
A record of all installations, service, or maintenance work per-
formed, which may affect the proper operation of the station,
must also be entered by the licensed operator doing the work,
including his signature, address and the class,’ serial number
and expiration date of his license. The 24 hour system is used
in a radio log, that is 8:45 a.m. is written as 0845 and 1:00
p.m. becomes 1300. (Rule 83.368.)
Radio logs must be retained for at least a year; for three years
if they contain entries concerning distress or disaster; and
longer periods if they concern communications being investi-
gated by the FCC, or against which claims or complaints have
been filed. (Rule 83.115).
Any FCC Field Engineering Office will be glad to help you and
give you any further information.
UNPACKING AND INSPECTION
Immediately upon receiving your radio-telephone, carefully
unpack the contents and examine them thoroughly outside
and inside for damage that may have occurred during trans-
portation due to rough or improper handling. Report any
damage immediately to the transportation company or to your
authorized Ray Jefferson dealer before disposing of the
packaging materials.
INSTALLATION
The location of the equipment aboard the boat should be
chosen with the following in mind:
1. Convenience of operation.
2. Protected location (from salt spray and weather).
3. Antenna should be mounted as high on the boat as prac-
tical for greatest range. It should preferably be the high-
est object on the boat.
The Ray Jefferson VHF gain antenna should be used for best
performance. It is connected to the set by means of a50 ohm
coaxial cable using a UHF plug. A perko #424 cable outlet
should be used for a watertight entry.
A mounting cradle is furnished that permits you tq mount the
set on a shelf or, by reversing the covers, it can be mounted on
the cabin overhead. Remove thumb screws to mount cradle.
The wires from the power plug connector must be connected
directly to the battery, not to switches, common terminals,
ammeter or circuit breakers. If more wire is needed install a
junction box and use #10 or 12 GA. for the rest of the run.
The wire with the red strip is positive and the other negative.
Note that the connector is polarized. Do not force.
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ference is not as bothersome on VHF-FM as it is on other
bands, noise suppression should be done even though it does
not seem to be bothersome. Noise pulses chop “‘holes”’ in the
received signal and weaker stations can be completely blanked
out.
The following procedure for basic noise elimination will also
improve reception on other radios and direction finders and
provide better operation of all types of depth sounders.
Spark Plugs: On some makes of engines, Champion ‘‘U”’ type
spark plugs (such as UJ6) are specified. We have found that it
is impossible to eliminate noise caused by these plugs as they
have an extra spark gap near the top of plug which causes the
leads to radiate this noise. The remedy is to replace these with
resistor type plugs or, better yet, use standard spark plugs with
the new MSW cables. This cable looks like ordinary cable, but
instead of a solid or carbonized conductor, it consists of a
coiled winding of monel wire over a ferrite core which acts as
an RF choke reducing the noise to a very low level. As this
wire has a very low resistance compared to” the usual sup-
pressors, there is no loss in engine performance. These cables
are sold in complete sets packaged for most engines and can be
snapped in place in a few minutes.
Ignition Coils: Coils should be mounted on the engine. Clean
away paint to insure good ground. Certain coils such as the
Mallory plastic encased unit radiate excessive noise and should
be replaced with a standard metal cased unit.
Voltage Regulators: Older types of regulators contain a
vibrating set of contacts to control voltage. If the usual
capacitors do not quiet the frying noise, replace with a solid
state regulator which has no moving parts.
Tachometers: Some electrical tachometers cause considerable
radiation of spark noise. This type of tach connects to the
points at the distributor. Disconnect the tach wire at the dis-
tributor and note the noise reduction. This lead should be
shielded or a special tach filter installed. 1f Sun tachs are used,
all wires must be shielded and the plastic cased sender unit
which contains a vibrating set of contacts should be com-
pletely shielded in a metal enclosure.
OPERATION
When your Model’’1425"has been properly installed and you
have’ made the proper entry in your ship’s radio log, you may
begin radio-telephone communication.
OPERATING PROCEDURE
TO RECEIVE
Turn the Model’’1425’‘power switch ON. This switch is part of
the volume control. (The red pilot lamp should light indicating
the receiver is on). Set the channel selector to 16. This is the
channel you are required to monitor and to make your initial
radio contact on. The’’1425"’ is ready for instant reception or
transmission on the selected channel since it is completely
transistorized and does not require a warm-up period. Adjust
the Volume control for the desired listening level and then
adjust the Squelch control to a point where the audible
hissing noise is just cut off. If some other station is transmitting
on Channel 16, adjust the Squelch control to a point where
the speech is clear but the noise between transmissions is cut
out. DO NOT attempt to transmit on Channel 16 if another
station is transmitting.
TO TRANSMIT
Turn the Model ‘’1425” power switch ON. Monitor Channel 16
to be sure the channel is clear before operating your transmit-
ter. Transmission starts the moment you depress the switch on
the microphone. Depress the microphone switch and talk di-
rectly into the microphone holding it close to your mouth. The
red light will get brighter when microphone switch is pressed.
To receive you must release the microphone switch. The proper
procedure for radio-telephone communication is given in the
example below.
EXAMPLE: ‘Bluebird — this is Sailfish WXZ9999.’’ When
your party answers on Channel 16, ‘‘Sailfish, this
is Bluebird WX X8888,"’-switch to Channel 70 or
the channel desired and continue your communi-
cation.
To alleviate congestion on Channel 16, the F.C.C. recommends
that calls from the boat to all shore stations (except the Coast
Guard) be made on the shore station’s working frequency.
If you are attempting to contact Bridge Tenders or Lock
Operators, you must operate your transmitter in the LOW
Power position. LOW Power should also be used whenever
possible to prevent interfering with other radio-telephone
users. If it is not possible to communicate using LOW Power,
switch to HIGH.
When you have completed your radio-telephone conversation,
~ you must sign off giving your FCC assigned call sign.
EXAMPLE: “EZX9999 OVER AND OFF.”
OPERATOR'S MAINTENANCE
To keep the Model’’1425"in “‘like new” condition, wax cab-
inet and panel with a regular auto type wax polish. Under no
circumstances, spray the inside of the unit with any type of so
called protective spray as many of the component parts can be ~
ruined and your guarantee will be voided.
Your antenna and connections should be inspected at least
once a year by a competent licensed technician. The VSWR
should be measured and faults corrected where necessary to
insure the lowest possible VSWR to prolong the life of the
transistors. FCC Regulation 83.157 requires that all trans-
mitter maintenance must be performed by a licensed tech-
nician.
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The following is a list of channels and operating frequency of
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CHANNEL FREQUENCY (MHz) TYPE OF FUNCTION
DESIGNATION TRAFFIC SHIP-TO-SHIP |SHIP-TO-SHORE
156.300 Safety Yes No
156.350 160.950 Int’l Only Yes Yes
156.350 155.350 Commercial Yes Yes
156.400 - Commercial Yes No
156.450 156.450 Commercial Yes Yes
156.450 156.450 Non-Commercial No Yes
156.500 156.500 Commercial Yes Yes
156.550 156.550 Commercial Yes Yes
156.600 156.600 Port Operations Yes Yes
156.600 156.600 Coast Guard Working No Yes
156.650 156.650 Navigational Yes Yes
156.700 156.700 Port Operations Yes Yes
156.750 156.750 Weather Pending Receive Only Receive Only
156.800 156.800 Safety and Calling Yes Yes
156.850 156.850 State Control No Yes
156.900 161.500 Int'l Only Yes Yes
156.900 156.900 Commercial Yes Yes
156.950 161.550 Int'l Only Yes Yes
156.950 156.950 Commercial Yes Yes
157.000 161.600 Port Operations No Yes
157.050 157.050 Coast Guard Yes Yes
157.100 157.100 Coast Guard Yes Yes
157.150 157.150 Coast Guard Yes Yes
157.200 161.800 Public Correspondence No Yes
157.250 161.850 Public Correspondence No Yes
157.300 161.900 Public Correspondence No Yes
157.350 161.950 Public Correspondence No Yes
157.400 162.000 Public Correspondence No Yes
156.275 160.875 Int'l Only Yes Yes
156.275 156.275 Port Operations Yes Yes
156.325 160.925 int’! Only Yes Yes
156.325 156.325 Port Operations Yes Yes
156.375 Commercial Yes No
156.425 156.425 Non-Commercial Yes Yes
156.475 156.475 Non-Commercial No Yes
156.525 Non-Commercial! Yes No
156.575 156.575 Non-Commercial (Marinas) No Yes
156.625 Non-Commercial Yes No
156.675 156.675 Port Operations Yes Yes
156.725 156.725 Port Operations Yes Yes
156.875 Commercial Yes No
156.925 161.525 Int’l Only Yes Yes
156.925 156.925 Non-Commercial No Yes
156.975 161.575 Int’l Only Yes Yes
156.975 156.975 Commercial Yes Yes
157.025 161.625 Int’l Only Yes Yes
1572025 157.025 Commercial No Yes
1S7.075 157.075 Coast Guard Aux. Yes Yes
157.175 157.175 Coast Guard Aux. Yes Yes
1573225 161.825 Public Correspondence No Yes
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157.325 161.925 Public Correspondence No Yes
157.375 161.975 Public Correspondence No Yes
157.425 162.025 Int'l Only Yes Yes
157.425 Commercial Fishing Yes No
162.550 NOAA Weather Receive Only Receive Only
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TECHNICIAN MAINTENANCE:
TRANSMITTER ADJUSTMENTS
Set power switch to ‘‘Hi’’ power.
Connect 50 ohm load - wattmeter (25 watts) to the an-
tenna connector.
Turn unit on by rotating volume control clockwise. Red
front panel light will go on.
Set channel selector switch to Channel 16.
Set Vacuum Tube voltmeter to +5 VDC scale. Connect
negative lead to chassis ground and positive lead to TP-
101.
Note: Do not leave transmitter keyed too long during
tune up. (30 sec. on 60 sec. off is OK.)
Key transmitter and adjust L-101 and L-102 for a max-
imum indication. (1 - 2 volts).
Move positive lead of VTVM to TP-102.
Key transmitter and adjust L-103 and L-104 for a max-
imum indication. (.5 - 1 volt).
Move positive lead of VTVM to TP-303
Key transmitter and adjust L-106 and L-107 for a maxi-
mum indication. Adjust L-109 for a minimum indication.
(1 - 2 volts).
Remove VTVM.
Observe 50 ohm 25 wattmeter.
Key transmitter and adjust L-110, C-202 and C-217 for
for maximum output (25 watts).
Key transmitter and using a frequency meter set C-113-
C-122 (depending on Channel used) to the exact fre-
quency, such as Channel 6T, 156,300,000 Hz.
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DEVIATION ADJUSTMENT
Connect an audio generator and an A.C. VTVM to the
red wire from the microphone and ground.
Set audio osc. to 400 Hz.
Adjust level of audio osc. to .1 VRMS.
Key transmitter and adjust deviation control (R-149) for
4.5KHz as indicated on deviation monitor.
RECEIVER ALIGNMENT
Turn on unit and connect an electronic counter to
TP-401 and set C-401-C414 (Depending on channel
used) to the exact crystal frequency such as channel 6R
48, 53333 KHz.
Turn unit on and connect a 50 ohm signal generator to
the antenna terminal.
Set generator to 156.8 MHz and unit to Channel 16.
Connect scope to TP-301 and ground.
Adjust L-402, L-403, L-406, L-407, L-408, L-409, T-401,
T-301, T-302, T-303, T-304 and T-305 for maximum
output.
Move scope probe to TP-302.
Adjust T-306 and T-307 for maximum output.
Move scope probe to TP-303.
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144,145,146
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163,205,208
209,307,311
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REPLACEMENT PARTS
Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
Sopr 25%
Capacitor, Variable, Piston
2-10pf
- Capacitor, Fixed Miniature
Aluminum Elect. 100MFD 15V
Capacitor, Fixed, Ceramic
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Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
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Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
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Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
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Capacitor, Fixed, Ceramic
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Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
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Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
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Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
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426, 431
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C-173
C-201,427
C-202,217
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C-216, 503
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Capacitor, Fixed,
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Capacitor, Fixed,
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Capacitor, Fixed,
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REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
22pf +5%
Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
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Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
120pf +10%
Capacitor, Fixed Duramica
20pf +10%
Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
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Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
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Capacitor, Fixed, Miniature
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Capacitor, Fixed, Miniature
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Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
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Capacitor, Fixed, Duramica
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302,303
306,308
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CR-201
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309, 310
417
CR-307
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Diode, BY-127
Diode, 1N4002
Diode, 1N4741A
Diode, 1N1612
Lamp & Holder
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Fuse 8AMPS 3AG
Fuse Holder, B-8750-2
Crystal Filter,
001-22140 10-7 15
Receptacle, B-9367-1
Coax Connector,
$O-239
Jack, Phono 3501 PL
Power Cord B-9366-1
Speaker, 4 ohms C-5095
Meter, B-9195
Microphone, C-4937
Escutcheon, B-9245
Hanger Mike, B-9066-1.
Hi-Lo Power Switch
SPST G-123
Channel Selector Switch
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L-109
L-110
L-201, 203
208, 210
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L-204, 209
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L-401, 410
L-402, 403
407
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L-406
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302, 303
Q-107
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Coil, B-9132-1
Coil, B-9133-1
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Coil, B-9135-1
Coil, B-9136-1
Coil, B-9137-1
Coil. A-10866-1
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Coil 0.68uh RF Choke No.
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Coil No. 01871-BA1
Coil No. 01871-BA5
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Transistor, 2N4427
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REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
Q-108, 109
110, 306
307
Q-201
Q-202
Q-304, 308
310
Q-305, 309
311
Q-401, 402
403
QIC-301
QIC-302
QIC-303
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112, 128
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121, 150
152, 304
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415 thru
428
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R-127, 161
328,
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Transistor, 2N5590
Transistor, 2N5591
Transistor, 2N5142 or
MPS-3638
Transistor, 2N3054
Transistor, MRF-502
1.C. CA-3076
1.C. MC-1351P
MFC-4010A
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
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Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
47Kohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
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Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
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133, 135
319, 433
438
R-134, 145
315
R-136
R-138, 140
141,
311, 322
R-139, 142
440
R-143, 305
321
R-144, 154
155, 306
316
R-146
R-147, 310
314
R-148
R-149
R-151
R-153
R-156 thru
160
R-163, 429
431
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
10K ohm 410% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
15K ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
33K ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
47 ohm +10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
150 ohm £+10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
5.6K ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
150K ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
680 ohm +10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
100K ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
39K ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Variable, 1OK ohm
2322-410-433-07
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
5.6Meg ohm £10% 1/2W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
82K ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
15K +5% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
220 ohm £10% 1/4W
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
R-303
R-309,
329, 434
436, 439
R-312,323
325
R-318, 435
R-326
R-327
R-330
R-401 thru
414
R-432
R-101 thru 112,
437
R-441
R-501
R-502
R-503
7-301, 302
T-303, 401
T-304 thru
308
Y-301
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
6.8K ohm +10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
1K ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
27K ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
3.3K ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
27 ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
820 ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
180 ohm 410% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
4.7K ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
18 ohm + 10% “%W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
1.5K ohm £10% 1/4W
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
100 ohm £10% 1W
Resistor, Variable, B-8833
Resistor, Variable, B-9030
Resistor, Fixed, Comp.
10K OHM 10%%W
Transformer, 10.7MHZ I.F.
No. KAC-6184A (Remove cap
from base)
Transformer, 10.7MHZ I.F.
No. 6184A
Transformer, 455KHZ |.F.
No. YOC-15000A
Crystal 2nd |.F. 10.245MHZ
Tol. & Stability .001%
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Y-102
Y-103
Y-104
Y-105
Y-106
Y-107
Y-108
Y-401
Y-402
Y-403
Y-404
Y-405
Y-406
Y-407
Y-408
Y-413
Y-414
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
Crystal Transmit A-10870-6
Crystal Transmit A-10870-16
Crystal Transmit A-10870-14
Crystal Transmit A-10870-22
Crystal Transmit A-10870-26
Crystal Transmit A-10870-28
Crystal Transmit A-10870-68
Crystal Transmit A-10870-70
Crystal Receive A-10871-6
Crystal Receive A-10871-16
Crystal Receive A-10871-14
Crystal Receive A-10871-22
Crystal receive A-10871-26
Crystal Receive A-10871-28
Crystal Receive A-10871-68
Crystal Receive A-10871-70
Crystal Receive A-10871-W-1
Crystal Receive A-10871 -W-2
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