
F,
G
Audio Output
Audio signal from the AF GAIN potentiometer is applied to the grid of the
6EH5
audio output tube V-7 through two stages of AF amplifiers consisting
of Q7 and Q8 and associated circuits.
The audio output from this tube is then applied to the speaker or phones
through audio output transformer T16.
The ANTI-VOX jack is connected
directly to the plate of V7 through
C122.
AVC System
The 2N3394 AVC amplifier(Q-4) is biased past cut-off to provide AVC delay.
When sufficient R. F. voltage from V5 is applied to its base, collector current
flows during part of the cycle.
This causes amplified negative voltage to
appear across its load resistor R83 thus charging
Cl08
when the SSB/CW-AM
switch is in the fast AVC position and both
Cl08
and
Cl09
when the switch
is in the slow AVC position.
The capacitor or capacitors then discharge through R83 to provide a time
constant of about
.75
seconds on slow AVC and about
.025
seconds on
fa st AVC
.
When the switch is in the AVC off position the load resistor
R83 is shorted, thus preventing AVC voltage from being developed.
AVC voltage is applied to the grid of
Vl,
V4, V5, and Noise Blanker IF
amplifier V9.
Rotating the RF Gain control counter clockwise applies increasingly
more negative bias to the AVC controlled tubes thus limiting their gain.
Adjustment of the receiver sensitivity control
(R87)
varies the minimum
bias on the AVC controlled tubes under no signal conditions with RF Gain
control at maximum.
When the mute line is opened from ground, the bias voltage rises to
-28 volts, thus cutting off the AVC controlled tubes.
H.
S-Meter
The S-Meter operates in a bridge circuit with the plates of V-4 and V-5
on one leg and
V2
and V3 on the other leg,
When AVC voltage is applied to the grids of V-4 and V-5, the tubes
draw less current, thus unbalancing the bridge and causing the S-Meter
to read up scale,
Adjustment of S-Meter zero pot (R42) allows the bridge balance to be
varied for zeroing the meter.
Zero adjustment holds under varying line
voltage conditions due to current characteristics of V-2 and V-3.
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