Radio Broadcast (May 1929-Apr 1930)

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RADIO BROADCAST. No 26 Radio Broadcast's Set Data Sheets June, 1929 ALL AMERICAN-MOHAWK RECEIVER, MODELS 60-61-62-65-66 This all-electric receiver uses six tubes with a 17lA-type tube in the output circuit. The volume control is a 75,000-ohm variable resistor connected across the tuned circuit feeding the detector tube. The circuit consists essentially of three stages of r.f., one stage of which is untuned, a detector, and two stages of a.f. amplification. It should be noted that the power transformer is equipped with an extra socket for a dynamic loud speaker and that the primary is tapped for high and low line voltages. 5286-S. : 20 ohms 5277-S 2400 ohms 5274S 170 V. 180 V -Red Wire APPROXIMATE CURRENT AND VOLTAGE READINGS' USING THE JEWELL No.199 -TUBE IN SOCKET" TYPE TUBE POSITION OF TUBE A VOLTS B V0LIS A VOLTS B VOLTS C VOLTS NORMAL mA. GRID TEST CATHODES PLATE CHANGE 226 1 R.F. 1.4 120 1.25 112 8 '3.2 6.6 3.4 226 2 R.F. 1.4 120 1.25 112 8 3.2 6.6 3.4 • 226 3 R.F. 1.4 120 1.25 112 8 32 6.6 3.4 227 Detector 2.4 110 2.20 40 0 2.2 2.2 0 0.0 227 1 A.F. 2.4 120 2.20 112 8 3.0 6.4 6 3.4 171-A ZA.F. 4.7 180 4 50 155 40 15.0 16.5 1.5 280 Red 4.70 19.0 Filter Condenser Unit 124-A Line Voltage -110 95-115 Volt Tap Vol.Con.at Max. 110 VAC Note: Above indicated part numbers are the electrical part and assembly numbers of items used in ; circuit. When ordering parts of assemblies specify this number as well as name of item FRESHMAN MODEL QD-16-S 1 This receiver consists of a stage of screen-grid amplification using a 222-type tube, a grid leak and condenser type detector, and a two-stage transformer-coupled audio amplifier, the output of which feeds into a dynamic loud speaker. Some regeneration is introduced into the circuit by the small variable condenser Ci. Two tuned Regulating Screw circuits are used between the output of the screen-grid tube and the input to the detector circuit. The set. therefore, contains three main variable condensers, and a 40-mmfd. midget condenser is connected across the first tuned circuit to permit accurate tuning for the reception of distant stations, j 1 mfd. 1 mfd. UMMJ Umm. LftMAflJ 10,000 ohms 12,500 ohms Yellow I 110V 120 Fuse " _ V. 1Amp. Switch 100-125 V. 60Supply 100 • • JUNE • 1929 •