INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR RADIO STATION (RS-6-XX)

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Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Xzi4i5a iCONr: IQENTIAL: INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR RADIO STATION P\ A CC. DOCUMENT NO. ? No.. CHANGE I LASS. 0 DECLASS; 1ED CLASS. CHANGED TO: TS S NEXT REVIEW DATE: AUTH: H 70-2 DATE 6A19, i'WEVIEWER: 010958 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1. Section I. INTRODUCTION Description & data Paragraph Page General 1 Transmitter RT-6-XX 2 , 1 Receiver RR-6-XX 3 1 Power Supply RP-6-XX 4 1 Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX 5 1 Additional accessories ? ? ? ? ? . 6 CHAPTER 2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Section I. Setting up equipment AC operation hook-up 1 3 Battery operation hook-up 2 . 3 Hand generator operation hook-up 5 II. Battery charging hook-up & operation Transmitter RT-6-XX 4 , 5 Controls & functions 1 6 Crystal selection 2 6 Antenna length and height 3 6 Ground connection 4 6 Tuning 5 7 Keying 6 8 III. Receiver RR-6-XX Controls & functions Calibrating the tuning dial 2 8 Tuning ( variable) 8 Tuning (crystal) 4 8 Log scale 5 9 CHAPTER 3. MAINTENANCE Section I. Receiver RR-6-XX Circuit description 1 10 Alignment 2 10 Disassembly & reassembly of dial sealer mechanism z3 16 II. Transmitter RT-6-XX Circuit description 1 17 II Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 III. Paragraph Power Supply RP-6-XX Page Circuit description 1 19 How to replace vibrator 2 19 How to replace power transformer 3 19 IV. Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX Circuit description 1 20 How to disassemble ? 2 20 V. Packaging How to replace units in plastic pouch 1 22 CHAPTER 4. PARTS LISTS Section I. Receiver RR-6-XX 23 IL Transmitter RT-6-XX 27 III. Power Supply RP-6-XX 28 IV. Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX 29 III Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS FIGURE 1 TITLE ?Radio Station RS-6-XX PAGE 2 Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX Opened, Showing Accessories 2 3 Additional Accessories 2 4 Power Supply RP-6-XX Showing Control Switch and Power Plug 3 5 Radio Station RS-6-XX A-C Operation Hook-Up 4 6 Radio Station RS-6-XX Battery Operation Hook-Up 4 7 Radio Station RS-6-XX Hand Generator Operation Hook-Up 5 8- Radio Station RS-6-XX Battery Charging Hook-Up 6 9 Transmitter RT-6-XX Showing Control Locations 7 10 Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX Showing RECVR-TRANS Switch 7 11 Receiver RR-6-XX Showing Control Locations 9 12 Receiver RR-6-XX Schematic Diagram 11 13 Receiver RR-6-XX Top & Bottom Views Showing Alignment Adjustment Locations 12 14 Receiver RR-6-XX Showing Panel Assembly Parts Locations 14, 15 15 Receiver RR-6-XX Top Views Showing Parts Locations 16 16 Disassembly of Receiver RR-6-XX Dial Mechanism 16 17 . Transmitter RT-6-XX Schematic Diagram ' 17 18 Transmitter RT-6-XX Parts Locations 18 19 Power Supply RP-6-XX Schematic Diagram 19 20 Power Supply RP-6-XX Vibrator Replacement 20 21 Power Supply RP-6-XX Parts Location 20 22 Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX Schematic Diagram 21 23 Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX Parts Location 21- 24 Packaging Detail 22 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 IV Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 , TRANSMITTER RT-6-XX ? 190 .150 ,? 120 ?"/0 " POWER SUPPLY RP-6-XX -RECEIVER RR-6-XX FILTER-ACCESSORY UNIT RA-6-XX Figure 1. Radio Station RS-6-XX Components `. Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION Section I. DESCRIPTION & DATA 1. GENERAL - ? Radio, Station RS-6-XX is a compact four-unit set for transmitting cw and receiving cw or am. It operates from ac, storage battery, or hand generator, and consists of a Transmitter RT-6-XX, Receiver RR-6-XX, Power Supply RP-6-XX, and a Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX. See Figure 1. 2. TRANSMITTER RT-6-XX. a. Type: 2-stage, crystal controlled b. Frequency range (two bands) (1) 3 to 7 mc (2) 7 to 16.5 mc c. Power Output: 9 watts (nominal) d. Power Input: (1) 400v dc at 75 ma (2) 6.3v ac-dc at 1.2 amp e. Weight: 2 lb 14 oz f. Dimensions (inches): 6-3/4 x 5 x 2-3/32 3. RECEIVER RR-6-XX. a. Type: Superheterodyne, variable tuning crystal controlled b. Frequency range (two ban'ds): (1) 3 to 6.5 mc (2) 6.5 to 15 mc c. Power Input: (I) 90v dc at 50 ma -regulated (2) 6.3v ac-dc at 1.2 amp d. Weight: 3 lb 2 oz e. Dimensions (inches): 6-3/4 x 5 x 2-1/4 4. POWER SUPPLY RP-6-XX. a. Power Input: (1) a-c 70 to 270v, 40 to 400 cps (2) d-c 6.3v at 12 amp b. Power Source: a-c line or 6...volt storage battery. c. Power Output: (1) 400v dc at 75 ma (2) 90v dc at 25 ma regulated (3) 90v dc at 25 ma regulated (4) 6.3v dc at 2.4 amps d. Fuses: (1) a-c -1.5 amp (2) d-c - 15 amp e. Power Factor: (1) 40 cps - (2) 60 cps - 86.7 (3) 400 cps - 96. 3 f. Weight: '5 lb 11 oz g. Dimensions (inches): 8-1/16 x 4 x 2-3/16 5. FILTER-ACCESSORY UNIT RA-_6-XX. a. Function: (1) Filters B+ (2) Regulates receiver B+ (3) 'Provides storage space for and power cables. See Figure 2. b. c. Or d. 1 1 1 1 1 accessories Weight: 3 lb 11 oz Dimensions (inches):-8-1/16 x 4 x 2 Accessories: Earset & cord AC cable assembly Battery cable assembly Spare fuse - 1.5 amp Spare fuse - 15 amp Set Schematic Diagram & Parts List 6. ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES. a. The following accessories a plastic pouch (see Figure 3): 1 Hank antenna (100 ft) 2 Antenna insulators 2 Battery clamps are contained in 1 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIARDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5, AC CABLE ASSEMBLY W-301 SPARE FUSE BATTERY CABLE F-301 ASSEMBLY W-302 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS AND PARTS LISTS C-302 A a B EARSET RECEIVER HS-301 EARSET CORD W-303 COVER CATCH SPARE FUSE GROUND STRAP RELEASE F-302 Figure 2. Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX opened, showing accessories ANTENNA INSULATORS E-302 Figure 3. Additional accessories BATTERY CLAMPS H-301 HANK ANTENNA E-301 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 CHAPTER 2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Section I. SETTING UP EQUIPMENT 1. AC OPERATION HOOK-UP a. Turn input voltage selector switch on Power Supply RP-6-XX (Figure 4) to OFF. b. Pull sending key out of recess on Trans- mitter RT-6-XX. c. Connect equipment as shown in 'Figure 5. (Receiver crystal shown is optional). (1) The Jones plug marked AC must be in- serted in the OPERATE receptacle on Power Supply RP-6 before the power plug is connected to an a-c power source, otherwise "hot" termi- nals will be exposed and a power line fuse may be blown. (2) Connect the two-prong plug of the a-c cable assembly to any a-c power source whose voltage is between 70 and 270 volts, and fre- quency between 40 and 400 cycles. The two- prong a-c power plug can be adapted to various receptacles in the following ways: (a) Vary the spacing between the prongs by compressing plug. (b) Prongs can be unscrewed and reversed to provide any combination of small and large prongs as required to fit various power outlets. d. Turn input voltage selector switch on Power Supply RP-6-XX clockwise to the first position at which the neon indicating light glows. The trans- mitter and receiver are now/ready for operation. e. Do not turn off,the equipment by discon? necting Jones plug marked AC. This would ex- pose "hot" terminals. Turn off equipment by pulling power plug from power source. f. Refer to Sections II & III of this chapter for ? detailed transmitter and receiver operation. 2. BATTERY OPERATION HOOK-UP. a. Turn input voltage selector switch on Power Supply RP-6-XX (Figure 4) to OFF. b. Pull sending key out of recess on Trans- mitter RT-6-XX. c. Connect equipment as shown in Figure 6 (receiver crystal shown is optional). (1) Use only a 6-volt storage battery source. If only an 8 or 12-volt storage battery is avail- able, connect only across' 6 volts (3 cells) of the battery. See Figure 6. (2) The Jones plug marked BAT must be in- serted in the OPERATE receptacle on Power Sup- ply RP-6-XX before the battery clamps are con- nected to storage battery, otherwise "hot" termi- nals will be exposed and equipment may be dam- aged. COVER RETAINING SCREWS AC INPUT VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH S-20I BATT. CHARGE SOCKET SO-2 NEON INDICATING LIGHT E-201 COVER CATCH RELEASE POWER PLUG, SO-3 OPERATE SOCKET SO-1 Figure 4. Power Supply RP-6-XX showing control switch and power plug 3 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A00070013009-5 _ AC CABLE' AssEmpo RP 6 XX ,TRANS. ANTENNA GROUND' _ CRYSTAL . RT-6-XX RECEIVER ANTENNA LEAD CRYSTAL (OPTIONAL) USE ONLY WHEN CRYSTAL ,.CONTROL IS DESIRED EARSET_ RR-6-XX Figure 5. Radio Station RS-6-XX 'a-C operation hook-up BATTERY CLAMP' RED (+6V.) TRANS. ANTENNA :,--GROUND IN ''OPERATE" SOCKET - . RP-6-XX RA-6-XX "BLACK ( 6 V.,), BATTERY CLAMP RECEIVER ANTENrsiA LEAD CRYSTAL RT-67 X X ..-1-4R1,i,-6X X CONNECT TO ONLY 6 V. (aCELLS) 8 VOLVBATTERY ( 4 CELLS) SHOWN. CRYSTAL (OPTIONAL) USE ONLY WHEN 'CRYSTAL ? CONTROL ,IS DESIRED. EARSET - Figure 6. Radio .iation' RS-6-XX battery operation hook-up Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03'635A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 (3) Connect red battery lead to the plus 6-volt side of the battery, and the black battery lead to the mi- nus 6-volt side of the battery. d. The transmitter and receiver are now ready for operation. e. Do not turn equipment off by disconnecting Jones plug marked BAT. This would expose "hot" terminals. Turn off equipment by disconnecting clamp from either battery terminal. f. Refer to Sections'II & III of this chapter for detailed transmitter and receiver operation. 3. HAND GENERATOR OPERATION HOOK-UP a. Pull sending key out of recess on Transmitter RT-6-XX. b. Connect equipment as shown in Figure 7. (Receiver crystal shown is optional). Either Hand Generator GN-58 or SSP-11 may be used. NOTE: Power Supply RP-6-XX is not used in this method of operation. The transmitter and receiver are now ready for operation. c. Refer to Sections II & III of this chapter for detailed transmitter and receiver operation. 4. BATTERY CHARGING HOOK-UP & OPERATION HAND GENERATOR GN-58 (SSP-II MAY ALSO BE USED.) TRANS. ANTENNA RECEIVER ANTENNA LEAD ANT CRYSTAL (OPTIONAL) USE ONLY WHEN CRYSTAL CONTROL IS DESIRED a. Only a 6-volt (3 cell) wet type storage battery can be charged. (1) The charging rate is 3-1/2 amperes min- imum. (2) Battery should be charged only in a well ventilated room as dangerous gases are formed during charging process. b. Connect equipment ts follows: (See Fig- ure 8). (1) Turn the input voltage selector switch on Power Supply RP-6-XX to OFF. (Figure 4). (2) Insert Jones plug marked BAT in recep- tacle marked BATT-CHARGE. (3) Connect red battery lead to the plus 6-volt terminal of storage battery. (4) Connect black battery lead to the minus 6-volt terminal of storage battery. (5) Insert Jones plug marked AC in recep- tacle marked OPERATE. (6) DO not connect Power Supply RP-6-XX power plug to Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX or fuse will be blown. (7) Connect the two-prong plug of the AC cable assembly to any a-c power source whose voltage is between 70 and 270 volts, and whose GROUND' RT-6-XX CRYSTAL RR-6-XX EARSET Figure 7. Radio Station RS-6-XX hand generator operation hook-up frequency is between 40 and 400 cps. The two- prong a-c power plug can be adapted to various receptacles in the following ways: (a) Vary the spacing between the prongs by compressing plug. (b) Prongs can be unscrewed and reversed to provide any combination of small and large prongs as required to fit various power outlets. c. Turn input voltage selector switch of Power Supply RP-6-XX clockwise to the first position at which the neon indicating light glows. Battery is now being charged. d. To stop charging process proceed as fol- lows: (1) Turn the input voltage selector switch on Power Supply RP-6-XX to OFF. (2) Disconnect two-prong a-c plug from power power source. (3) Remove battery leads from battery. 5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 BATTERY CLAMP BATTERY CLAMP BATTERY CABLE ASSEMBLY CONNECT TO ONLY 6 VOLTS (3 CELLS) 8 VOLT BATTERY (4 CELLS) SHOWN AC CABLE ASSEMBLY POWER PLUG 50-3 MUST NOT BE CONNECTED Figure 8. Radio Station RS-6-XX battery charging hook-up Section II. TRANSMITTER RT-6-XX 1. CONTROLS & FUNCTIONS (See Figure 9). a. OSC BANDSWITCH - Selects desired band for oscillator. (1) Blue position - 3 to 7 mc. (2) Red position - 7 to 16.5 mc. b. FINAL BANDSWITCH -Selects desired band for final amplifier. (1) Blue position - 3 to 7 mc. (2) Red position - 7 to 16.5 mc. c. OSCILLATOR TUNING - Tunes oscillator tank to desired frequency. (1) Blue scale - 3 to 7 mc. (2) Red scale - 7 to 16.5 mc. d. FINAL AMPLIFIER TUNING - Tunes final amplifier plate tank to desired frequency. (1) Blue scale - 3 to 7 mc. (2) Red scale - 7 to 16.5 mc. e. ANTENNA IMPEDANCE MATCHING SWITCH - Matches the output impedance of the final amplifier to the antenna impedance. f. SENDING KEY - Used for hand-keying trans - mitter. 6 2. CRYSTAL SELECTION. a. By using the fundamental (the frequency stamped on the crystal), second harmonic (two times fundamental), or third harmonic (three times fundamental) of crystals of from 3 to 7 mc, the entire frequency range (3 to 16.5 mc) of the transmitter can be covered. b. DO NOT use overmode crystals, nor oper- ate crystals on fourth or higher harmonics. 3. ANTENNA LENGTH & HEIGHT. ^ a. The length of the quarter wave "L" antenna for a given frequency can be calculated from the following formulas: L (feet) u 234 fr eq (megacycles) L (meters) = 0.238 x wavelength b. The antenna should be as high as possible. 4. GROUND CONNECTION Connect the terminal marked GND to a metal member buried in moist earth (water pipe, gas Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 CONNECTOR RELEASE BUTTONS J-102 ANT. GND. TERM. TERM. ANTENNA IMPEDANCE MATCHING SWITCH S-103 ANT. OUTPUT INDICATOR E-103 FINAL BANDSWITCH S-102 FINAL AMP NEON TUNING INDICATOR E-102 HIGH SPEED KEYING JACK J-101 CRYSTAL SOCKET X-101 PL-5 0WER PLUG OSC TUNING 0-105 pipe, or ground stake). FINAL AMPLIFIER TUNING C-112 OSC. NEON TUNING INDICATOR E-101 Figure 9. Transwitter RT-6-XX showing control locations 5. TUNING (Refer to Figure 9). a. Plug a crystal into the socket marked CRYS- TAL. Its fundamental operating frequency must be either: (1) The same as the desired broadcast fre- quency (fundamental operation), (2) One-half the desired broadcast frequency (2nd harmonic operation), or (3) One-third the desired broadcast frequency , (3rd harmonic operation). b. Set the oscillator and final band.switches to the desired broadcast frequency. Both switches must, be set to the same color. (1) Blue position covers frequencies from 3 to 7 mc. (2) Red position covers frequencies from 7 to 16.5 mc. .c. Set oscillator and final amp tuning dials as closely as possible to the desired broadcast fre- quency. Both dials must be set to the same color scale. (1) The dials are calibrated in megacycles. (2)' The 3 to 7 mc markings are in blue. (3) The 7 to 16.5 mc markings are in red. d. Set RECVR-TRANS switch on the Filter Accessory Unit RA-6-XX to TRANS. (See Fig- ure 10). COVER CATCH RELEASE OSC. BANDSWITCH S-101 SENDING KEY K-101 CONNECTING CORDS a ACCESSORIES HOUSED HERE COVER RETAINING SCREWS "A" SO-5 TO TRANSMITTER PL-3 TO POWER SUPPLY SO-6 S-301 TO RECVR-TRANS SWITCH RECEIVER Figure 10. Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX showing RECVR-TRANS switch Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 e. Turn antenna impedance matching switch to TUNE (zero). This disconnects the antenna and reduces, radiation to a minimum while tuning up transmitter. f. Press sending key and retune final amp tun- ing dial slightly to obtain distinct increase in brilliance of FINAL TUNE FOR MAX indicator. Release key. g. Press sending key and retune osc tuning dial slightly to obtain distinct increase in brilliance of OSC TUNE FOR MAX indicator. If pronounced brilliance peak is not noted on indicator (as may be the case when using third harmonic of crystal) repeak oscillator tuning dial for peak brilliance of FINAL TUNE FOR MAX indicator. Release key. h. Press sending key down and turn antenna impedance matching switch to position where ANT ADJ MAX indicator glows brightest. Release key. i. Press sending key down and retune final amp tuning dial slightly for peak brilliance of ANT ADJ MAX indicator. Release key. 6. KEYING. a. The transmitter is keyed: (1) by the sending key. (Figure 9), (2) by plugging the automatic high-speed keyer in KEY JACK (Figure 9), or (3) by inserting frequency shift unit in the crystal socket for frequency shift operation. b. The transmitter is ON when the sending key, is folded into the recess on the front panel. The key must be in this position for automatic keying through the KEY JACK or for frequency shift op - era.tion. Section III. RECEIVER RR-6-XX 1. CONTROLS & FUNCTIONS (See Figure 11) a. VOLUME - Controls volume of received sig7 nals. b. RANGE - Selects proper frequency band. (1) Blue position - 3.to 6.5 mc. (2) Red position - 6.5 to 15 mc. c. TUNING - Quickly sets oscillator and r-f tuned circuits to any point within receiver fre- quency range. d. VERNIER TUNING - A finer control of the large TUNING dial. e. PRESS TO CALIBRATE - Provides crystal- controlled frequency for dial calibration every 0.5 megacycle (500 kc). 8 f. ADJUST CALIBRATION - Corrects error in dial calibration by Moving indicator hairline with respect to dia'1 scale. - g. BFO - Turns 455 kc oscillator on & off and varies pitch of audio signal produced. 2. CALIBRATING THE TUNING DIAL A signal generated by a crystal-controlled os- cillator in the receiver offers a means of check- ing the accuracy of the frequency read on the dial. By means of harmonics, the 500 kc crystal pro- vides signals in 500 kc steps throughout the dial. Thus, eachmegacycle mark and each half-mega- cycle mark become a calibration point. To cali- brate dial, proceed as follows: a. Set RECVR-TRANS switch (Figure 10) on Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX to RECVR. b. Hold down button marked PRESS TO CALI- BRATE. c. Turn the BFO dial until zero is aligned with the white mark on the housing. d. Turn VERNIER TUNING until zero beat is heard. NOTE: Zero beat is the no sound point between the two sound peaks. e. When setting the receiver to a desired fre- quency, first turn ADJUST CALIBRATION (Fig- ure 11) until the hairline coincides with the clos- est calibration point. 3. TUNING (Variable) a. Set RANGE switch (Figure 11) for proper frequency band - "red" for high band (6. 5 to 15 mc) and "blue" for low band (3 to 6. 5 mc). b. The dial scale is calibrated directly in meg- acycles. Use the red scale for high band (6.5 to 15 mc) and blue scale for low band (3 to 6.5 me). c. Tune stations with the TUNING (coarse) control, or for more precise adjustment use VERNIER TUNING, always tuning in from the low frequency direction to eliminate any error from slack in the tuning system. d. Calibrate dial on the nearest megacycle or half-megasycle ? calibration point as directe8 in previous paragraph. Turn BFO dial until zero is aligned with the white mark on the housing before calibrating dial. NOTE: For a-m (voice) recep- tion, turn BFO clockwise to OFF. e. Set dial to desired frequency and then re- tune slightly, if necessary, for best reception. 4. TUNING (Crystal) a. Plug specified crystal in CRYSTAL CON- TROL socket Figure 11). NOTE: Oscillator fre- quency is 455 kc higher than the received fre- quency. b. Tune receiver to working frequency and proceed as above. Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 5. LOG SCALE a. Signals may be accurately logged to, three figures through the use of the LOG SCALE. (1) After station is accurately tuned in, note the position of the white horizontal line with re- spect to the numerals 0,1, 2 located to the left of the dial scale opening. These numerals repre- POWER PLUG PL-6 sent the first digit of the,log scale. (2) Read and record the numeral located im- mediately above the white horizontal line on the window fcir the first digit. Read the other two digits on LOG SCALE. (3) Once a, station is logged in, the tuning dial may be re-set by these numbers for future loca- tion of that station. CONNECTOR RELEASE BUTTONS J-1 _CANT. TERM. GND. TERM. PHONES CONNECTOR J-2 VERNIER TUNING KNOB CRYSTAL CONTROL SOCKET - VOLUME CONTROL LOG SCALES INDICATOR HAIRLINE RANGE SWITCH S-1 TUNING DIAL PRESS TO CALIBRATE BUTTON BFO CONTROL CALIBRATION ADJUSTMENT KNOB Figure 11. Receiver RR-6-XX showing control locations 9 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 CHAPTER 3 MAINTENANCE? Section I. RECEIVER RR-6-XX 1: CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION (See schematic, Fig- ure 12) Receiver RR-6-XX is an eight-tube superhet- erodyne, two-band receiver. The incoming sig- nal is amplified by a 5899 tuned r-f stage (V-1) and is transformer coupled to the mixer grid. The transformer has both mutual and capacity coupling. The 5899 local oscillator (V-2) is a tuned plate type when used as a variable oscilla- tor and is a Pierce electron coupled type when used with crystal control. The plate tank then tunes to the desired harmonic. In the normal po- sition, it is a variable oscillator. It is converted to crystal control by inserting the crystal into the socket (X71). A? switch in the socket automati- cally makes the necessary circuit changes. Oscillator injection is accomplished inductively by small coupling loops on the oscillator and r-f transformer coil forms. Very loosely coupled double-tuned i-f transformers (T-7, 8, & 9) op- erating at 455 kc are used; the primaries of T-8 & T-9 are center-tapped to reduce plate loading and the combination results in a very narrow band xleceiver. The mixer i-f transformer (T-7) pri- mary tap is not used because of the need for ef- fective bypassing of the high frequencies. Two i-f stages (V-4 & 5) are used, not so much to achieve gain, but to obtain selectivity. Large unbypassed cathode resistors (R-13 & 18) are used in the i-f stages in order to reduce the gain, to a usable value. Plate detection is used in-the 2nd detector (V-6) in order to reduce loading of the 3rd i-f -trans- 'former (T-9) and there12ymaiutain utmost selec- tivity. An i-f filter consisting of R-23 (56K), C-39 (.001), and C-40 (56 mmf), is in the plate of the 2nd detector to prevent i-f energy from getting into the audio amplifier. Capacitor C-40, in conjunction with C-51, also controls the feed- back for the 500 kc crystal calibrator. 10 By means of a capacity probe, a signal from a Hartley BFO stage (V-8, 5718) is injected into the detector grid. This signal mixes with the 455 kc i-f frequency and produces an audio beat in the output of the second detector. The audio beat-is applied to theaudio amplifier (V-7, 5718) and reaches the headphone. When the BFO is turned off, C-49 is shorted out and-the frequency of the tank is lowered to approximately 400 kc, which is far enough away in frequency to be re- jected by the i-f amplifier. Any signal which does get to the detector produces a beat outside the audio range. , With the BFO "off" the receiver can operate on a-m signals. The frequency of the BFO is changed rather than turning it off in order to provide the negative d-c voltage required by the volume control. A germanium crystal detec- tor (CR-1) in the BFO stage rectifies part of the oscillator tank voltage and the rectified voltage developed across R-28, the VOLUME control, is used to vary,the bias of the r-f and i-f stages. The audio output stage, V-7, is also used as a 500 kc, crystal-controlled oscillator to provide an accurate signal for checking the calibration of of the dial. Sufficient harmonics are generated to provide 500 kc check points throughout the two bands. The stage is converted to a Pierce-type oscillator by the PRESS TO CALIBRATE button, which connects the crystal (Y-2) between the grid and plate. The signal is fed back to the r-f end of the receiver by a capacity probe. 2. ALIGNMENT a. Equipment Required (1) AM,signal generator having: (a) accurately calibrated, adjustable output (3) 400 cycle, 30% modulation. NOTE: The generator should be checked against an accurate wavemeter for correct frequency. (2) Output power meter, GR type 583-A or equivalent. (3) Non-metallic screwdriver with 1/8" blade (for i-f transformers) Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 1-/6O/O eseeiej -10d panaiddv pue Pe!PsseloeCI 9-6900?1,00LOOOVS?9?0-8LdCl-V10 .... 5 , 6 - I ? 4-CAPACITY PROBE TO INCREASE RADIATION OF THE CALIBRATING CRYSTAL C 11 -/.., V LO VI -I. 9 V HI. V3 RF 6.r0.0 ITC) 5899 5899 MIXER JI r T 5 AND ANT / /, I 4 . 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L561* 4i[k?ii 1?K TAY .r5 po I 1 5 LI o -L HE CIT T9i SI SI 2 (3) (4) ,00,21/3 c5-- C2OT I 4. 6 RI X27 561 v2 ? 5899 T7 OSC e Ar,170 :Tc) GRN DOT _1_111 1 T6 noo 0181 31- (3) (5) JKLM* RSTUM* Willi I % . 55ifiFfs?g55,114iii ? ? . 000! 0 0 00000 000000 t;Gri * NOPO* (Al ,(4) *..DUMMY LUG SI CONNECTIONS (SWITCH SHOWN IN LF POSITION) VWXYKK START BFO a BIAS SUPPLY V8 Eel; 5718 8F0 6800 .01 047( 10 I C50 31042 83, 100_ II K 100 , TC4T: TAP L2 i SHORTING-I I TYPE VAR I CAP L 73: OiNISH 052 F V7 5718 TIO AUDIO Y2 52 XTAL BIS! F .011 YEL PHONES o 27 0,483, 500 XC PRE0S5 632 J2 751 8 CALIBRATE GRN -4- .01 MF x -Ia42 270k Mc 22 R30 4.84W RED 2R7U 0-41:E8G I3 Cv& R3 T 4701C ? 9, I I-CAPACITY PROBE FOR IVO INJECTION INTO 2ND DET YEL PL6 NOTE ALL CAPACITORS ARE IN MMF UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. VOLTAGE READINGS TAKEN WITH. vOLTOHMYST BETWEEN POINT INDICATED AND CHASSIS WITH VOL CONY AT MAO, BM AT ZERO, AND NO SIGNAL INPUT. ANT. GD. Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 PHONES CONNECTION VOLUME . CONTROL R-28 RANGE SWITCH S-I PRESS TO CALIBRATE BUTTON T-7 (PRI.) 1-8 (PRI.) T-9 (PRI.) BFO COVER PLATE IF COVER PLATE 1-9 (SEC.) T-8 (SEC.) Figure 13. Receiver RR-6-XX top & bottom views showing alignment adjustaent locations (4) Small size screwdriver to fit antenna, r-f, and oscillator transformers. (5) Medium size screwdriver with blade ground to fit trimmer slots without play. Blade should not ride in bottom of slot. b. Procedure (1) Connect the equipment, as directed in Chapter 2, Section I (do not connect phone, as the output impedance will be reduced by one-half). (2) Set RECVR-TRANS switch on Filter-Ac- cessory Unit RA-6-XX to RECVR. (3) Expose bottom alignment adjustments as follows (see Figure 13): (a) i-f - slide cover plate to right. (b). bfo - turn cover plate counterclockwise. (c) r -f - remove two screws and cover plate (4) Connect the Output meter across the phone terminals J-2. Set the "ohms" knob to 40 and the impedance multiplier to 100. Set the meter mul- tiplier to 1. NOTE: Throughout the alignment proce4ure, reduce the generator output to a level which pro- duces about 5 mw output indication 9n the output meter to avoid overloading the receiver. (5) Remove the top cover and turn VOLUME control to maximum volume. (6) Refer to Figure 13 for adjustment loca- 12 tions. (7) Remove glyptal from the cores and trim- mers in the r-f section with thinner. c. IF Alignment (1) Connect the AM generator to the grid of the mixer (pin 1, V-3 - See Figure 14 -RF panel front view) and set it to 455 kc with 400 cycle, 30% modulation. (2) Set generator output high enough to give about 5 mw output on the meter. (3) Tune the primaries and secondaries of T-9, T-8, & T-7 for maximum output on meter. (See Figure 13). (4) The i-f sensitivity is normal if a gener- ator output of 50 microvolts or less produces 5 mw output. d. BFO Alignment (1) With equipment connected as above, turn off generator modulation, and set BFO dial to zero. (The zero on the dial should be at three o'clock when viewed as in Figure 13). (2) Adjust bfo coil (L-2) for zero beat. (3) After alignment of bfo, apply glyptal to the slug. e. RF Alignment (1) Replace top cover Which was removed during i-f alignment, and place receiver on side. Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 (2) Connect generator to the ANT-GND ter- minals (J-1). Use a 270 ohm carbon resistor (dummy antenna) in series with the antenna ter- minal. NOTE: This value is for a 30-ohm generator. If generator output impedance is other than 30 ohms, subtract the generator impedance from 300 ohms for the correct value of dummy antenna. (3) Turn BFO dial to OFF. (4) ?Set low-band trimmers C-I0, C-16, & C-26 so that screwdriver slots are parallel to the long edge of the compartment. This repre- sents the mid-capacity positions. (5) Turn the TUNING dial clockwise until it reaches the end stop (low frequency end). Then turn the VERNIER counterclockwise slightly to take up any motion in the drive. (6) Turn ADJUST CALIBRATION knob until hairline passes through the approximate center of the circle at the bottom of the dial window. (7) Set the generator frequency at 3.5 mc and the generator output at 100 microvolts, with 400 cycle, 30% modulation. (8) Set RANGE switch to "blue" position (3 to 6.5 mc). (9) Set the receiver tuning dial at 3.5 mc. (10) Tune the oscillator slug in T-5 for max- imum output on the meter. CAUTION: Do not turn slug too far into the coil; when turning becomes difficult, do not force, as damage to terminal assembly may result. NOTE: For final adjustment of slug, reduce the generator output until a receiver output of 5 mw is obtained. (11) Tune the slugs in T-1 (antenna), T-3 (r-f), and T-5 (oscillator) for maximum output. (12) Set receiver and generator dials at 6.0 mc. CAUTION: There will be two generator fre- quencies which will produce an output indication. One will be near 6.0 mc and the other, the image frequency, will be 0.91 mc higher. The lower one is the correct alignment frequency. (13) Adjust oscillator trimmer (C-16) and antenna trimmer (C-10) for maximum output. (14) Since the r-f trimmer (C-26) has some pulling effect on the oscillator, it will be neces- sary to find the true resonant frequency of the r-f tank by a "rocking" procedure as follows; (a) Note output reading on meter. (b) Turn r-f trimmer (C-26) slightly coun- terclockwise until the output drops approximately one-third to one-half. (c) Readjust oscillator trimmer (C-16) for maximum output. (d) If maximum reading is higher than that in step (a), repeat steps (a), (b), & (c), until the highest output is obtained. Lower the generator output as required to keep the output around 5 mw. (e) If in step (d) the maximum reading is lower than that in step (a), it indicates that the r-f resonance has been passed. In this case, re- peat steps (a), (b), (c), & (d), turning r-f trim- mer (C-26) clockwise instead of counterclockwise. (15) After the true r-f resonance has been fciund, recheck the 3.5 mc alignment of T-1, T-3, & T-5. (16) If, while rechecking the .3.5 mc align- ment, it was necessary to move any of the slugs (T-1, T-3, T-5), recheck the 6.0 mc alignment. NOTE: Due to the extreme accuracy desired in this receiver, it is well to recheck the 3.5 mc and 6.0 mc alignment three times. After the first alignment the r-f resonance should be close enough to the true resonance so that only the os- cillatox trimmer and slug need be re-adjusted. (17) After the low band has been accurately aligned, apply glyptal to the low-band trimmers and slugs. (18) Set RANGE switch to "red" position (6. 5 - 15 mc). (19) Set receiver & generator dials at 7.0 mc. CAUTION: Check for image frequency as in step 12. (20) Turn trimmers C-11, C-17 & C-29 so that slots arc parallel to long edge of compart- ment. (21) Tune oscillator slug in T-6 for maximum output. CAUTION: Do not force slug into the coil. (22) Tune T-2, T-4, & T-6 slugs for maxi- mum output. (23) Set the generator and receiver dials at 14. 5 mc. (24) Adjust oscillator trimmer (C-17) and antenna trimmer (C-11) for maximum output. (25) Repeat "rocking" procedure as in step 14 to find the true resonant frequency of the r-f tank. In this case, however, adjust r-f trimmer C-29, and oscillator trimmer C-17. (26) Repeat 7.0 & 14.5 mc alignment three times. (27) Replace glyptal on trimmers and slugs. (28) The set when properly aligned will have a sensitivity on both bands of less than 10 micro- volts for 5 milliwatts output. f. Alignment by Crystal The receiver may be aligned in the field by replacing the a-m signal generator with the radi- ated signal from the calibrating crystal and by using the phone as as output indicator. The align- ment procedure is the same as with the genera- tor except that the bfo is turned on. If aligned on the image, the dial calibration will be off, and large sensitivity variations will be noticed over the band. Aligning on an image or wrong harmonic of the crystal will result in an abnormal position of the coil slugs and trim- mers. The slugs normally extend 1/16" to 3/16" beyond the end of the coil base. The slots in the trimmers are normally less than perpendicular to the long edge of the compartment. A slot per- pendicular to the long edge would very likely in- dicate that the set is misaligned. 13 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 R?F PANEL ASS EM FRONT VIEW 1ST I?F AMP PANEL ASSN FRONT VIEW DETECTOR AUDIO PANEL ASS EM S-2 J-1 R-28 C-7 L-1 C- 0 R-9 R-5 RF R-2 X-1 5899 V-4 1ST IF AMP 5899 V-6 DET 5718 V-2, OSC. V-3, MIXER R-7 R-3 R-i R-4 5899 5899 R-14 R-13 V-7 AUDIO OMP 571 8 C-35 FRONT VIEW C-51 C-41 C-38 R-22 R-23 C-34 R-27 R-26 1ST I?F AMP PANEL ASSEM REAR VIEW C-43 R-24 R-32 C-33 C-40 R-25 REAR VIEW Figure 14. Receiver RR-6-XX showing Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 R-12 R-10 R-8 6-13 6-14 R-6 0-2 R-28 6-31 6-32 6-22 6-3 2ND I ? F AMP PANEL ASSEM FRONT VIEW V-5 2ND IF AMP 5899 panel assembly parts locations R 19 R 20 , R-31 C-50 C:47 C-45 C-52 6-44 R-18 R.4 PANEL \ ASSN REAR VI EW C 36 2ND I ?F AMP PANEL MEM REAR VIEW R 21 L-2 BOTTOM C-48 R-33 BFO PANEL ASSN TOP & BOTTOM VIEWS Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 I 15 J.1 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 T-2 0-12 C-5 0-10 * T-I G-6 G-Il R?10 2-1 V-I RF AM 511_.99 1-6 V-6 (BOTTOM) DETECTOR 5719 *DETECTOR a AUDIO PANEL ASSEMBLY RF PANEL* ASSEMBLY V-2 056 5919 MIXER 5999 1-5 AUDIO AMP 5719 52 910 PANEL ASSEMBLY 9-? *1ST I ST IF AMP PANE 5099 A95EM9 Y 1-71 *SEE FIGURE 14 FOR LOCATION OF PARTS ON PANELS. V-5 END IF AMP 5999 *2m IF PANEL ASSEMBLY 1-9 C-ER 1.5 * SEE FIGURE i? FOR LOCATION OF PARTS ON PANELS Figure 15. Receiver RR-6-XX top views shoving parts locations 3. DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY OF DIAL SCALE MECHANISM (Refer to Figure 16) a. DISASSEMBLY (1) Turn ADJUST CALIBRATION knob (C) in direction to move spring clamp (D) over as far as possible. ? (2) Push arm (A) back, lift frequency chan- nel indicator (B) up at large end, and slide out of spring clamp (D). Release arm (A) gently until it comes to rest against spring clamp (D). (3) Remove screws (3) and remove assem- bly consisting of (A). (C), (D) & (L). (4) Remove three screws (K). (5) Push vernier (E) in direction indicated until it clears dial. Hold it in position until dial scale has been-removed. (6) As dial fits snugly on hub, remove it by lifting straight up. (7) Allow vernier to swing gently counter- clockwise as far as it will go. b. REASSEMBLY (1) Swing vernier clockwise against its tor- sion spring and hold until dial is replaced. - (2) Replace dial, placing pin in hole (F). (3) Release vernier gently until it rests against the dial. 16 Figure 16. Disassembly of Receiver RR-6-XX dial mechanism Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 101 EXTERNAL zTAL F113-1 0 X101 C103 k 100K R 101 V FOl 6505 05C . 33 297 I A C102 3 4 100 ,1.0 MF 10, 68K 1R102 560 C104 8V LR 101 OSC TUNING /7 7-..` C105 1OSC TUNING IND E101 L101 HF ? LF 0,AF 5101 0106 33K 2/5V 6105 336 22 C107 I.5 MEG 6106 68 , 6103 V 102 2E26 RF PWR AMP IC RFC 000 L 102 3 _ 2/0 V 27K 6107 I, 4 86 .01 MF 16108 160V 6104 C110 FINAL AMP TUNING RFC 103 2 CII3 FINAL AMP TUNING 112 OPEN I DISTRIBUTED CAPACITY L104 HF 5 2 5 .11 5102 LF 12 RI 10 J102 1, ? 3 103 2 LIDS ANT OUTPUT 1NO E103 ANT I GND LJ ' C111 226 6109 ? ,NOTE: VOLTAGE MEASUREMENTS TAKEN TO GROUND USING A 20,000 OHM/VOLT METER AND ARE DC, KEY IS DOWN, AND 3MB XTAL IS USED. HS 3 JACK 0 KEY f KEYING 6101 \?17.?. CONTACTS ONLY WHEN KEY IS J 101 FOLDED IN CASE ' 400V .-RED POWER PLUG PL5 Figure 17. Transmitter RT-6-XX schematic diagraa (4) Replace screws (K). (5) Replace assembly consisting of (A), (C), (D) and (K) and screws (J). (6) Turn dial until tuning capacitor is fully meshed. (7) HOld arm (A) back and insert end of fre- quency channel indicator (B) into spring clamp (D) and push it down until the white line (G) falls over the line between the top two scales on dial. (8) Engage pinion gear (H) with rack gear teeth on rear of frequency channel indicator (B). (9) Make sure rivet shoulder (M) rests-on top of frequency channel indicator (B). Section II. TRANSMITTER RT-6-XX 1. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION (See Schematic, Fig- ure 17) Transmitter RT-6-XX is a two-stage, crystal- controlled, CW transmitter. It has two bands TUNE TUNE ANTENNA IMPEDANCE MATCHING SWITCH with variable capacitors providing tank tuning. Cathode keying is employed in the 6AG5 modi- fied Pierce electron-coupled oscillator stage. In additionto hand keying, a high-speed keyer can be connected to the keying jack for transmission speeds up to sixty words per minute. C-101 (1 mf) and R-102 (68K) form a keying filter to properly shape the keyed character and elimi- nate "clicks". L-102, in the plate of the power amplifier, and R-103-(68), in the grid of the oscillator, are par- asitic suppressors. A five-position rotary switch provides a range of output impedances for maximum antenna out- put. Each position doubles the impedance of the previous position from 75 ohms on 1 to 1200 ohms on 5. An incandescent bulb, E-103, serves as an output power indicator. The resonant frequency of the oscillator and final amplifier plate tanks is indicated by the maximum glow of two neon bulbs, E-101 and E-102, respectively. 17 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 PL- 5 , 1103 C-105 R-106 E-101 8-105 R-109 J-101 S-101 K-101 E-103 J-102 S-102 1-101 V-102 'FINAL AMP 2E26 C-113 C-111 oltsiloi1111111111111111 E 102 C 112 1-102 1J11111110111191 1111%4 0-104 C-102 R- 01 R-102 LR-101 R-107 8-108 0-108 K-101 L-101 S-101 1-103 0-103 R-104 S-101 X-101 0-107 8-103 1-102 J-101 E-102 9-102 E-103 V-102 FINAL AMP 2E26 C-111 1-102 L-102 0-110 0-112 0-106 V-101 OSC 6AG5 C 101 ' I unnummut', IP 0 - ) - Um] nommini 'litt ...,?,--- ' -;. t? elilli,;1411 411044-41 L-103 PL-5 0-104 0-1 2 R-101 R-102 C-107 LR-I01 R-103 R-107 R-108 0-108 J-I01 E-103 S-102 Figure 18. Transmitter RT-8-XX parts location L 105 -104 S 103 J-102 R 110 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 OFFo 270 o 7201 23qo 190o 150o S201 120 95o VI GRNRED 08 ? 9 RED 405iV AC .0061MF 0 R C201 1600V - ? _.E..006MF ? C2O2 1600V 6 1 ,405 V AC V201 RECT 6X4 4 WH 4/5 V BLU POWER PLUG , SO3 FIL NL 6.5V AC 709 R201 100K 012 /5,5V AC OR ?-, 03 10:3V AC BLK c> c, 14 6.5V AC WH 15 .3 V AC R203 120) CONNECTIONS L. 201 6'0 P-? R202 100K L202 1-1/2 AMP .02 MF C20E' G201 VIBRATOR 10 12 15 14 9 11 5 16 17 OPERATE TAN .0.11L1E C204T F 202 31 204, 6 8. BATT R._ CHARGE 15 AMP GRN IRED RED 4ICR201. - ' NOTE: VOLTAGE MEASUREMENTS TO GROUND USING A 20,000 OHM/VOLT METER AND ARE DC UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. AC OPERATED. BATTERY CHARGING CONNECTIONS (SO3 MUST BE DISCONNECTED) SOI SO2 OPERATE BATT CHARGE AC TO 6V INLET BATTERY PL1 2 '3 6-8 I I - 5 7 PL 2 BATT CLIPS Figure 19. Power Supply RP-6-XX schematic diagram Section III. POWER SUPPLY RP-6-XX 1. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION (See Schematic Dia- gram, Figure 19) a. AC - An eight-tap primary on the trans- former provides for a Wide range of input volt- ages at frequencies from 40 to 400 cps. The secondary voltage is rectified by a full-wave rectifier tube (6X4) and passed on to the Filter- Accessory Unit RA-6-XX. b. Battery - The 6-volt dc is converted to ac and stepped up by the vibrator and transformer: It is rectified by a type 6X4 rectifier tube and passed_ on to Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX. L-201, L-202, C-203,_ C-204, C-205 and the ground strap serve as hash suppressors. c. Battery Charging ?A tap on the low voltage winding of the transformer provides a suitable voltage for charging a battery by means of a full- wave _selenium rectifier (CR-201), which is con- tained in the unit. The charging rate is 3.5 amps minimum. 2. HOW TO REPLACE VIBRATOR a. Loosen nut shown in Figure 20. b. Tilt chassis up as shown and remove vibra- tor., 3. HOW TO REPLACE POWER TRANSFORMER (See Figure 21) a. Disconnect all leads from transformer ter- minal strips. b. Remove hex spacer nuts (A, Figure 21). c. Lift out transformer. 19 - Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 TILT CHASSIS AS 'SHOWN TO PERMIT REMOVAL OF VIBRATOR 0 REMOVE THIS NUT BEFORE LIFTING OUT CHASSIS COVER CATCH RELEASE Figure 20. Power Supply RP-6-XX vibrator replacement Section IV. FILTER-ACCESSORY RA=6-XX 1. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION (See Schematic Dia- gram, Figure 22) a. AO Operation - The Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX filters the dc from the power supply and delivers it to the transmitter and receiver. Two 5644 (or 5787) voltage regulator tubes pro- vide regulation for the receiver supply. The fil- ter unit provides four output voltages. (1) 6.3v ac at 2.4 amps for filaments. (2) 400v dc at 75 ma (unregulated) for the transmitter. (3) two 90v dc at 25 ma (regulated) taps for the receiver. The B supply for transmitter or receiver is chosen by a DPDT switch marked RECVR- TRANS. b. Battery Operation - Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX performs the same under battery oper- ation as under ac. The output voltages are also the same except that the filament voltage is dc instead of ac and is furnished by the battery. ' c. Interlock - An interlock is provided by the plug connections to avoid damage to the rectifier or input filter capacitor should the input power be applied when no load is connected to the power 20 1-201 G-201 S-201 SO-2 V-201 RECT 6X4 E-201 CR-201 SO-3 R-204 R-203 L-201 0-203 F 202 F-201 SO-1 0-201 C 202 Figure 21. Power Supply RP-6-XX parts location supply output. If the power is applied to Power Supply RP-6-XX alone, both the filaments and cathode of the rec- tifier are open due to SO-3 being disconnected. If only Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX is con- nected to the power supply, there are two condi- tions possible: (1) With the toggle switch set at TRANS, the rectifier filaments are connected but the cathode is opcn due to SO-5 being disconnected. (2) With the toggle switch set at RECVR, the rectifier cathode is connected to the input filter capacitor but the filter output is connected to the voltage regulator stages, and the load is suffi- cient to keep the voltage across the input capaci- tor at a safe value. 2. HOW TO DISASSEMBLE a. Remove two flat head screws from bottom o housink. b. Remove three screws on cover (A -Fig- ure 10). c. The chassis can then be lifted from the housing and serviced without disconnecting the choke leads. d. To remove - choke, remove two binderhead screws on bottom of housing, and lift out. Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 415V GRN 4/5V RED'? 1.5 MF 1.5 MF 1.5 MF 1.5 ME ? TC 30-1-16 Arc 304.6 GRN RED3 RED; o6 RED TRANS SOS ?2 (13 6. REoi-L-1" F1101? S301 R301 8000 R305 1 MEG R302 4000 R303 8000 R304 4000 90V PL3 POWER - SUPPLY GND STRAP .TO POWER SUPPLY RP-6 11 S301 CONNECTIONS 5 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 4 V301 5644 OR 5787 REGULATOR 6.3V A.C. BRN V302 5644 OR 5787 REGULATOR NOTE: VOLTAGE MEASUREMENTS TAKEN TO GROUND USI NG A 20,000 OHM/VOLT METER AND ARE DC. RECVR SO6 Figure 22. Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX schematic diagram GROUND STRAP F-302 F1L-1 F-301 C-302 A a B V-301 VOLTAGE REG 5644 OR 5787 R-304 R-302 PL-3 V-302 VOLTAGE REG 5644 OR 5787 C-301A a B S-301 50-6 SO-5 Figure 23. Filter-AccessorY Unit RA-6-Lt parts location W-301 W-302 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 4639118-0 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Section V. PACKAGING 1. HOW TO REPLACE UNITS IN PLASTIC POUCH a. When not in use, or when transporting, the units should be kept in the plastic pouches pro- STRAP UNIT IN POSITION BRING INSIDE EDGES OF FLAP TOGETHER. STRAP vided, as shown in Figure 24. The pouches are Nif-aterproof, if folded in the prescribed manner. b. There are two sizes of pouches -two large ones for Transmitter RT-6-XX & 'Receiver RR-6-XX and two small ones for the Power Sup- ply RP-6-XX and Filter-Accessory Unit RA-6-XX. All are used as shown in Figure 24. 22 OINSERT UNIT INTO WATERPROOF POUCH. O BEND FLAP OVER 1/2" AND FOLD TIGHT Figure 24. Packaging detail . \ ri) DRAW STRAP OVER '\?Li? FOLDED EXCESS MATERIAL OF POUCH AND SNAP IN PLACE. Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 ? . Declassified and Approved ForRelease2013/09/11 : CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 ' CHAPTER At REPLACEMENT PARTS LISTS Section I. RECEIVER RR-6-XX Contractor's Ref. Drawing &? No. Part Number Jan Type Description C-1 921R121 CC3OSL470K , CAPACITOR, FIXED,CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: tubular type; C-2 921R107 CC2OSL220K 47 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw , CAPACITOR?, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: tubular type; -22 mmf +10% 500 vdcw C-3 921R152 CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: disc type; .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw C-7 921R109 CC2OSL270K- CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: tubular type; 27 mmf'+10%; 500 vdcw c-8 921R104 CC2OSL150K CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: 15 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw C-9A, B, C 419D101 CAPACITOR, VARIABLE, AIR DIELECTRIC: plate meshing type; 3 sections; A & C- 10 to 186 mmf; B- 14 to 190 mmf; includes wormdrive C-10 419A103 CAPACITOR, VARIABLE, AIR DIELECTRIC: plate meshing type; 1.7 to 8.7 mmf C-11 419A103 CAPACITOR, VARIABLE, AIR DIELECTRIC: plate meshing type; 1.7 to 8.7 mmf C-12 921R152 CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: disc type; .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw C-13 921R127 CC3OSL101K CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: tubular type; 100 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw C-14 921R152. CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: disc,type; .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw C-15 921R152 CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: disc type; ,01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw C-16 419A103 CAPACITOR, VARIABLE, AIR DIELECTRIC: plate meshing type; 1.7 to .8.7 mmf C-17 419A103 CAPACITOR, VARIABLE, AIR DIELECTRIC: plate meshing type; 1.7 to 8.7 mmf C-18 921R328 CM20D202J CAPACITOR, FIXED, MICA DIELECTRIC: 2000 mmf'+5%; 300 vdcw. C-19 421A137 CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: tubular type; 7.5 mmf +0.25 mmf; 500 vdcw C-20 921R610 CAPACITOR, FIXED, MICA DIELECTRIC: 1000 mmf +10%; 300 vdcw C-21 421A137 CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: tubular type; 7.5 mmf +0.25 mmf; 500 vdcw C-22 921R152" CAPACITOR; FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: disc type; .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 23 Ref. No. C-23 C-24 C-25 C-26 C-27 C-29 C-30 C-31 C-32 C-33 C-34 C-35 C-36 C-37 C-38 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Contractor's Drawing & Part Number 921R463 921R621 921R101 419A103 921R622 419A103 921R127 921R152 921R152 921R152 921R152 921R152 921R152 921R152 921R152 C-39 921R142 C-40 C-41 C-42 C-43 C-44 C-45 C-46 C-47 C-48 C-49 C-50 C--51 24 921R123 921R152 921R152 921R152 921R152 921R152 921R121 921R127 921R110 419B102 921R127 921R109 Jan Type CC2OCJ020C CC2OCH010C CC2OSL100K CC3OSL101K CC3OSL560K CC3OSL470K CC3OSL101K CC2OSL330K CC3OSL101K CC2OSL270K Description CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: 2 mmf +0.25 mmf; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: 1 mmf +0.25 mmf; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: 10 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR, VARIABLE, AIR DIELECTRIC: type; 1.7 to 8.7 mmf CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: 8.2 mmf +0.25 mmf; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR, VARIABLE, AIR DIELECTRIC: type; 1.7 to 8.7 mmf CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: 100 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .001 mf 500 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: 56 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: 47 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: 100 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR,- FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: 33 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR, VARIABLE, AIR DIELECTRIC: tubular type; tubular type; tubular type; plate meshing tubular type; plate meshing disc type; disc type; disc type; disc type; disc type; tubular type; disc type; disc type; disc type; ? disc type; disc type; tubular type; tubular .type; tubular type; plate meshing tubular type; disc type; disc type; disc type; disc type; type; 1.7 to 8.7 mmf; special shorting type CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: tubular type; 100 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR,' FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: tubular type; 27 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Ref. No. Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Contractor's Drawing & Part Number C-52. 921R152 CR-1 48K702303 or 48K710004 I-1 4368102 1-2 434C101 1-3 401V489 1-4 401V484 1-5 4388101 1-6 401V485 J-1 J-2 L-1 L-2 PL -6 or R-1 409C153 409K154 424A155 4248164 428A104 4018518 906R526 R-2 906R445 R-3 906R565 R-4 906R488 R-5 906R502 R-6 906R414 R-7 906R502 R-8 906R488 R-9 906R600 R-10 906R502 R-11 906R495 ' R-12 906R565 R-13 906R463 R-14 R-15 R-16 R-17 R-18 R-19 906R526 906R526 906R488 906R565 906R463 906R526 Jan Type RC2OBF563K RC2OBF681K ? AC208F474M RC208F682M RC2OBF153M RC2OBF121K RC2OBF153M RC2OBF682M RC2OBF335M RC2OBF153M RC2OBF103M ? RC208F474M RC2OBF182K RC2OBF563K RC2OBF563K RC208F682M RC2OBF474M RC2OBF182K RC2OBF563K ? Description ? CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: disc type; .01 mf -20% +80%:,450 vdcw CRYSTAL UNIT, RECTIFYING: germanium type; Sylvania type IN60 CRYSTAL UNIT, RECTIFYING: germanium type; G. E. type IN64 DIAL, BFO CONTROL DIAL, TUNING INDICATOR, FREQUENCY CHANNEL: with red & blue windows & rack gear KNOB ASSEMBLY, ADJUST CALIBRATION: with adjustment screw KNOB,? RANGE SWITCH KNOB ASSEMBLY, VERNIER: complete with brackets, bush- ings, tension spring, J-2 CONNECTOR, 2 PIN (Antenna & Ground) CONNECTOR, 2 PIN (Phones) COIL, RADIO FREQUENCY CHOKE: 220 uh COIL, RADIO FREQUENCY: 945 uh; tapped; adjustable iron core; beat frequency oscillator CONNECTOR, PLUG: 4 male contacts; plug only CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY, PLUG: 4 male contacts; with cable RESISTOR, FIXED, -COMPOSITION: 56,000 ohms ?10%; 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 680 ohms +10%; 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 470,000 ohms +20%; 1/2W ins. RESISTOR, FIXED, ins RESISTOR, FIXED, 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, FIXED, RESISTOR, FIXED, 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, _FIXED, RESISTOR, FIXED, 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, FIXED, 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, FIXED, 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, FIXED, RESISTOR, FIXED, 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, FIXED, 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, FIXED, 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, FIXED, 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, FIXED, 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, FIXED, 1/2W; ins RESISTOR, FIXED, 1/2W; ins COMPOSITION: 6800 ohms +20%; 1/2W; COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION: 15,000 ohms +20%; 120 'ohms +10%; 1/2W;ins 15,000 ohms +20%; ? 6800 ohms +20%;1/2W;ins 3.3 megohms +20%; 15,000 ohms +20%; 10,000 ohms +20%; 470,000 +20%; 1/2W; ins 1800 Ohm; +10%; 56,000 ohms +10%; 56,000 ohms +10%; 6800 ohms +20%; 470,000 ohms +20%; 1800 ohms +10%; 56,000 ohms +10%; Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 25 ? . 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Contractor's Drawing & No. Part Number Jan Type Description R-20 906R526 RC2OBF563K RESISTOR, FIXED; COMPOSITION: 56,000 ohms +10%; 1/2W; ins R-21 906R488 RC2OBF682M RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 6800 ohms +20%; 1/2W; ins R-22 906R474' RC2OBF332M RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 3300 ohms +20%; 1/2W; ins R-23 906R526 RC2OBF563K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 56,000 ohms +10%; 1/2W; ins R-24 906R537 RC2OBF104M RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 100,000 ohms +20%; 1/2W; ins R-25. 906R565 RC2OBF474M RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 470,000 ohms +20%; 1/2W; ins A-26 906R554 RC2OBF274K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 270,000 ohms +10%; 1/2W; ins R-27 906R431 RC2OBF331K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 330 ohms +10%; 1/2W; ins A-28 418B105 RESISTOR, VARIABLE: composition; 1 megohm +20%; 1/10W; includes knob R-29 906R488 RC2OBF682M RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 6800 ohms +20%; 1/2W; ins - R-30 906R554 RC2OBF274K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 270,000 ohms 1/2W; ins - R-31 906R537 RC2OBF104M RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 100,000 ohms +20%; 1/2W; ins R-32 906R495 RC208F103M RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 10,000 ohms +20%; 1/2W; ins R-33 906R565 RC2OBF474M RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 470,000 ohms +20%; 1/2W; ins S-1 440C102 SWITCH, SLIDE: range switch; with knob S-2 440A103 SWITCH, PUSH: single-pole, single-throw; momentary contact; normally open T-1 424B162, TRANSFORMER, RADIO FREQUENCY: adjustable iron core; LF antenna T-2 424B163 TRANSFORMER, RADIO FREQUENCY: adjustable iron core; HF antenna T-3 424B158 TRANSFORMER, RADIO FREQUENCY: adjustable iron core; LF RF T-4 424B159. TRANSFORMER, RADIO FREQUENCY: adjustable iron core; HF RF T-5 424R160 TRANSFORMER, RADIO FREQUENCY: adjustable iron core; LF Osc T-6 424B161 TRANSFORMER, RADIO FREQUENCY: adjustable iron core; HF Osc T-7 424B121 TRANSFORMER, INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY: 455 kc;,input; iron core;' double-tuned; with shield T-8 424B121 ? TRANSFORMER, INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY: 455 kc; inter- stage; iron core; double-tuned; with shield T-9 424B121 TRANSFORMER, INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY: 455 kc; output; iron core; double-tuned;-with shield T-10 -425B121 TRANSFORMER, AUDIO FREQUENCY: plate-to-phone, coupling type V-1 ELECTRON TUBE: subminiature pentode; 8 term wire type; RMA type 5899 V-2 ELECTRON TUBA: subminiature pentode; 8 term wire type; RMA type 5899 V-3 ELECTRON TUBE: subminiature pentode; 8 term wire 26 type; RMA type 5899 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Contractor's Ref. Drawing & No. Part Number Jan Type Description V-4 V-5 V-6 V-7 V-8 X-1 409B118 Y-1 Y-2 448A103 C-101 408A102 C-102 921R110 C-103 921R142 C-104 921R127 C-105 419B121 C-106 921R152 C-107 921R107 C-108 921R152 C-109 921R152 C-110 921R152 C-111 921R152 C-112 419B122 C-113 921R463 E-101 465A121 E-102 465A121. E-103 65X77646 I-101 436B125 1-102 436B126 1-103 436B127 J-101 409A130 409K154' K-101 401V471 L-101 424A128 ELECTRON TUBE: subminiature pentode; 8 term wire type; RMA type 5899 ELECTRON TUBE: subminiature pentode; 8 term wire type; RMA type 5899 ELECTRON TUBE: subminiature triode; 8 term wire type; RMA type 5718 ELECTRON TUBE: subminiature triode; 8 term wire type; RMA type 5718 ELECTRON TUBE: subminiature triode; 8 term wire type; RMA type 5718 SOCKET, CRYSTAL: with switch CRYSTAL UNIT, QUARTZ: plug-in type (not furnished with receiver) CRYSTAL UNIT, QUARTZ: 500 kc Section II. TRANSMITTER RT-6-XX CAPACITOR, FIXED, METALLIZED PAPER: 1 mf +20%; 200 'vdcw CC2OSL330K CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: tubular type; 33 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: disc type; .001 mf; 500 vdcw CC3OSL101K CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: tubular type; 100 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR, VARIABLE, AIR DIELECTRIC: plate meshing type; 7.5 mmf to 176 mmf CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: disc type; .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw . CC2OSL220K CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: tubular type; 22 mmf +10%; 500 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: disc type; .01 mf -20% +80%i 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: disc type; .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC! disc type; .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: disc type; .01 mf -20% +80%; 450 vdcw CAPACITOR, VARIABLE, AIR DIELECTRIC: plate meshing type; 11 mmf to 218 mmf CC2OCJ020C CAPACITOR; FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: tubular type; .2 mmf +0.25 mmf; 500 vdcw LAMP, GLOW: neon; 1/4W ? LAMP, GLOW: neon; 1/4W LAMP,. INCANDESCENT: 2V; .06 amp; tubular; clear glass; bayonet base; RMA#49 KNOB, ANT IMPEDANCE MATCHING SWITCH ? KNOB, FINAL AMP TUNING KNOBv OSC TUNING JACK, TELEPHONE: accommodates 2-conductor Army plug PL-55 CONNECTOR, 2-pin (Antenna & Ground) KEY, TELEGRAPH COIL, RADIO FREQUENCY: plate tank; 16.4 uh Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 ? 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No. Contractor's Drawing & Part Number Jan Type Description L-102 L:103 ,L-104 L-105 LR-101 424A143 424A155 424B130 4246129 424A156 COIL, RADIO FREQUENCY CHOKE COIL, RADIO FREQUENCY CHOKE: 220 uh COIL, RADIO FREQUENCY: HF plate tank; 5 taps COIL, RADIO FREQUENCY: LF plate tank; 5 taps COIL, RADIO FREQUENCY: 80 uh; Wound on 560 ohm +10% 1/2W fixed composition resistor - PL-5 428A122 CONNECTOR, PLUG: 6 male contacts R-101 906R536 RC2OBF104K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 100,000 ohms +10%; ' 1/2W; ins R-102 906R529 RC2OBF683K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 68,000 ohms +10%; 1/2W; ins R-103 906R403 RC2OBF680K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 68 ohms +10%; 1/2W; ins R-104 906R515 RC2OBF333K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 33,000 ohms +10%; 1/2W; ins * R-105 906R781 RC3OBF333K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 33,000 ohms +10%; 1W;ins R-106 906R585 RC2OBF155K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 1.5 megohms +10%; 1/2W; ins R-107 906R778 RC3OBF273K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 27,000 ohms +10%; 1W;ins R-108 906R960 RC42BE271K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 270 ohms +10 2W; ins R-109 906R1040 RC42BE223K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 22,000 ohms +10%; 2W;ins R-110 906R372 RC2OBF120K RESISTOR, FIXED, COMPOSITION: 12 ohms +10%7 1/2W; ins S-101 440A123 SWITCH, SLIDE: single-pole, double-throw S-102 440A122 SWITCH, SLIDE: double-pole, double-throw S-103 4406104 SWITCH, ROTARY: special; 5-position with OFF; 2 pole V-101 ELECTRON TUBE: miniature pentode; 7-pin; RMA type 6AG5 V-102 ELECTRON TUBE: pentode; octal; pin type; RMA type 2E26 X-101 409A131 SOCKET, CRYSTAL Y-101 CRYSTAL UNIT, QUARTZ (not furnished with transmitter) Section III. POWER SUPPLY RP-6-XX C-201 408A123 CAPACITOR, FIXED, PAPER DIELECTRIC: .006 mf 1600 vdcw C-202 408A123 CAPACITOR, FIXED, PAPER DIELECTRIC: .006 mf 1600 vdcw C-203 408A121 CAPACITOR, FIXED, PAPER DIELECTRIC: .5 mf 200 vdcw C-204 921R165 CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: disc type; .01 mf GMV: 500 vdcw C-205 921R166 CAPACITOR, FIXED, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC: ,Olisc type; .02 mf; -20% +80%; 500 vdcw ? CR-201 448C123 RECTIFIER, METALLIC: selenium, full-wave E-201 465A121 LAMP, GLOW: neon; 1/4W F-201 65K890033 FUSE, CARTRIDGE: 1.5 ampere, 250V F-202 65K804906 FUSE, CARTRIDGE: 15 ampere, 32V G-201 448B101 VIBRATOR, NON-SYNCHRONOUS: 115 cps, 6 vdc I-261 436B121 KNOB, LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR L-201 424A157 COIL, RADIO FREQUENCY CHOKE: 6.0 uh L-202 COIL, RADIO FREQUENCY CHOKE: not replaceable -formed by lead wire R-201 906R536 RC2OBF104K RESISTOR, FIXED COMPOSITION: 100,000 ohms +10%; 1/2W; ins R-202 906R536 RC2OBF104K RESISTOR, FIXED , COMPOSITION: 100,000 ohms +10%; 1/2W; ins R-203 906R400 RC2OBF560K RESISTOR, FIXED , COMPOSITION: 56 ohms +10%; 1/2W; ins R-204 906R400 RC2OBF560K RESISTOR, FIXED , COMPOSITION: 56 ohms ;10%; 1/2W; ins S-201 440B108 SWITCH, ROTARY: 8-position; single-pole; shorting type 28 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Ref.' No. Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11 : CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Contractor's Drawing & Part Number SO-1, 409B121 S0-3 409A122 T-201 425D137 V-201 C-301A, B 408B122 C-302A, B 408B122 F-301 65K890033 ... F-302 65K804906 HS-301 450B101 L-301. 401V375 ' 2,3 442A162. PL-3 428A123 R-301 418K128 R-302 418A127 R-303 418K128 R-304 418A127 R-305 906R313 S-301 440A110 or 440K111 SO-5 409A128 SO-6 409A129 V-301 - or ' V-302 or W-301 401B363 W-302 401B366 W-303 430B101 Jan Type Description CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY: consists of two Jones receptacles, one 8-prong (S0-1) and one 7-prong (S0-2) CONNECTOR,PLUG: 6 female contacts TRANSFORMER, POWER ELECTRON TUBE: miniature double diode; RMA type 6X4 Section IV. FILTER-ACCESSORY UNIT RA-6-XX RCIOBF105M ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES E-301 451B101 E-302 414A117 H-301 401V376 CAPACITOR, FIXED, PAPER DIELECTRIC: 2-section;- 1.5 x 1.5 mf 600 vdcw CAPACITOR, FIXED, PAPER DIELECTRIC: 2-section; 1.5 x-1.5 mf 600 vdcw FUSE, CARTRIDGE: 1.5 ampere, 250V FUSE, CARTRIDGE: 15 ampere, 32V. RECEIVER,,EARSET: magnetic type; 2000 ohms impedance; with 2-terminal receptacle , REACTOR: filter choke; single winding; 4 hy; includes mtg nuts RING, RETAINER CONNECTOR, PLUG RESISTOR, FIXED RESISTOR, FIXED RESISTOR, FIXED RESISTOR, FIXED RESISTOR, FIXED 1/2W; ins SO-5 6 male contacts WIREWOUND: 8000 ohms +5% 10W WIREWOUND: 4000 ohms +5% 5W WIREWOUND: 8000 ohms +5% 10W WIREWOUND: 4000 ohms +5% 5W COMPOSITION: 1 megohm +20%; SWITCH, TOGGLE: double-pole, dOuble-throw; 3 amp 250V CONNECTOR, PLUG:. 6 female contacts CONNECTOR, PLUG: 4 female contacts ELECTRON TUBE: sub-miniature voltage regulator; JAN type 5644 ELECTRON TUBE: sub-miniature voltage regulator; JAN type 5787 ELECTRON TUBE: JAN type 5644 ELECTRON TUBE: JAN type 5787 CABLE ASSEMBLY, plug & Jones plug; 6 ft long' CABLE ASSEMBLY, BATTERY: 2-conductors; one red, one black; with Spade lugs & Jones plug.; 41 in. long CORD, EARSET: 5 ft long; 2-conductor; with two .083 tips and 2-prong male plug . sub-miniature voltage regulator; sub-Miniature voltage regulator; AC: 2-conductor; with universal line Hank, antenna Insulator, antenna Clamp, battery: with screw 29 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/09/11: CIA-RDP78-03535A000700130059-5 30 468P 10 2-0. 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