[Boatanchors] My unknown 1920s receiver
Glen Zook
gzook at yahoo.com
Sat Sep 9 22:48:26 EDT 2017
I traced out the circuit of the supposedly UV-199 receiver that I obtained a few days ago. The UV-199 was just put in there because the tube socket is not wired for the UV-199. It is wired for the WD-12 and a number of the small envelope 01A type of tubes. A "normal" 01A, etc., will not fit the hole in the panel as well as being too tall to fit between the socket and the panel. By the way, the UV-199 has an open filament and none of the usual "fixes" for apparent open filaments (most of the early tube pins were soldered with acid core solder and often, when a filament appears open, resoldering with resin core solder "fixes" the problem) worked! But, the tube is still good for display purposes.
The circuit is a bit strange to me! However, as wired, it does appear that the circuit is for a regenerative receiver. However, with a couple of minor wiring changes, the receiver would become a TRF.
Anyway, the schematic is posted at the following URL:
http://nebula.wsimg.com/12a7f4d4e6db6f6866d0b71d2e1a5c46?AccessKeyId=D1250C433DB440D6B60D&disposition=0&alloworigin=1
Photographs of the receiver, as posted yesterday, can be found at the following URL:
http://nebula.wsimg.com/718a12679bef85233e521919de45e858?AccessKeyId=D1250C433DB440D6B60D&disposition=0&alloworigin=1
Glen, K9STH
Website: http://k9sth.net
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