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DRAKE TR-4CW - Test Equipment and Alignment; Specific Alignment and Component Checks

DRAKE TR-4CW
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DRAKE
However,
no
attempt
should
be
made
to
service
the
TR—4C
unless
you
are
thoroughly
familiar
with
electronic
circuitry
and
servicing
technique.
Care
should
be
taken
not
to
disturb
the
lead
dress
in
the
TR—4C
since
several
circuits
are
quite
critical
in
this
regard.
5-6.
TEST
EQUIPMENT.
Alignment
of
TR—4C
will
require
the
following
equipment:
a.
A
general
coverage
receiver
capable
of
receiving
WwVy.
b.
An
11
Megohm
VTVM.
c.
An
alignment
load
consisting
of
a
1000
Ohm
non-inductive
resistor
in
series
with
a
.005
uF
disc
ceramic
capacitor.
d.
A
52
Ohm
dummy
load.
WARNING
Before
receiver
alignment
is
attempted,
the
plate
and
screen
power
leads
of
the
amplifier
tubes
should
be
disconnected
where
they
pass
turough
the
partition
under
the
chassis.
Be
sure
the
power
is
disconnected
before
this
is
attempted,
or
serious
electrical
shock
may
result.
5-7.
ALIGNMENT
PROCEDURES.
5-8.
CRYSTAL
CALIBRATOR.
To
align
the
crystal
calibrator
perform
the
following
steps:
a.
Let
the
TR—4C
warm
up
for
30
minutes.
b.
Preset
the
XMTR
GAIN
control
fully
counter-
clockwise.
.
Set
the
Mode
switch
to
CAL.
d.
Tune
in
WWV
on
the
general
coverage
receiver
with
the
BFO
off.
e.
Connect
a
wire
from
the
receiver
antenna
termin-
al
to
V5
of
the
TR—4C.
Wrap
the
wire
around
the
tube
a
turn
or
two.
f.
Adjust
C45,
located
on
top
of
the
TR—4C
chassis,
until
the
calibrator
signal
is
zero
beat
with
the
unmodulated
WWV
carrier.
Q
5-9.
9.0
MHz
OSCILLATOR.
a.
Let
the
TR—4C
warm
up
for
30
minutes.
b.
Set
the
Mode
switch
in
the
SSB
position.
c.
Turn
up
the
Audio
Gain
control
until
noise
is
audible
in
the
speaker.
d.
While
switching
the
SIDEBAND
knob
back
and
forth,
adjust
C130,
located
on
top
of
the
chassis
near
the
rear
edge,
until
the
pitch
of
the
noise
is
the
same
on
both
positions.
5-10.
INJECTION
CRYSTAL
OSCILLATOR.
a.
Set
the
VTVM
to
its
lowest
DC
negative
volt
scale
and
set
the
pointer
to
about
center
scale
with
VTVM
zero
adjust
control.
b.
Connect
the
common
lead
of
the
VTVM
to
the
TR—4C
chassis
and
the
DC
lead
to
the
test
point
which
is
connected
to
pin
9
of
VI.
c.
Set
BAND
switch
to
7.0
MHz
and
adjust
L1
for
maximum
negative
DC
voltage.
d.
Switch
to
21.0
MHz
and
adjust
L5
for
maximum
as
in
Step
c.
e.
Switch
to
29.1
MHz
and
adjust
L2
for
maximum
as
in
Step
c.
f.
The
28.0,
the
28.5
and
the
29.1
MHz
positions
should
have
about
the
same
negative
voltage.
5-11.
VFO
ADJUSTMENT.
The
permeability
tuned
VFO
was
carefully
adjusted
at
the
factory
and
should
require
no
further
align-
ment.
If
it
does
not
appear
to
track
from
one
end
of
its
range
to
the
other,
it
should
be
returned
to
the
factory
for
realignment.
Maximum
calibration
error
is
1
kHz
when
calibrated
to
the
nearest
100
kHz
point.
5-12.
INJECTION
COUPLER.
.
Tune
in
a
crystal
calibrator
signal
at
7.3
MHz.
b.
Connect
the
alignment
load
between
pin
6
of
V1B
and
ground
and
adjust
T3
(top)
for
maxi-
mum
S
meter
reading.
c.
Connect
the
load
from
pin
9
of
V3A
and
ground
and
adjust
T3
(bottom)
for
maximum
S
meter
reading.
d.
Tune
in
a
crystal
calibrator
signal
at
21.300
MHz
and
repeat
the
procedure
for
T2.
e.
Tune
in
a
crystal
calibrator
signal
at
29.000
MHz
and
repeat
the
above
procedure
for
T1.
Note:
On
T1,
adjust
the
bottom
slug
when
the
load
is
on
pin
6
of
V1B
and
the
top
slug
when
the
load
is
on
pin
9
on
V3A.
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