[Central-Electronics] Restored full sized 200V schematic

LeeCraner at aol.com LeeCraner at aol.com
Fri Jun 8 12:06:36 EDT 2012


Paul:
 
I took it to FedEx Office and had them scan it at 300 dpi on their  
"blueprint" scanner.  Cost $7.50.  Since the original was torn at most  of the 
folds, I used "Post-it tape" (a great product, post it note glue on a  paper 
tape roll) to keep the original together when it ran through the  scanner.
 
After scanning I spent about 12 hours on Photoshop CS2 to clean up the  
scan, removing the crease lines and prior owner notations, artifacts, etc.   
That created a 67 Mbyte file (22" x 300dpi x 34" x 300dpi).  I then opened  
the file up in Acrobat 8 and immediately saved it.  That invokes the .pdf  
loss less file compression that created the 4 Mbyte file on my web site.
 
73
Lee WB6SSW.
 
 
In a message dated 6/8/2012 7:18:51 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
elespe at lisco.com writes:

Very  nice Lee
Thanks
I have same for 100V and thought of doing the same  thing. Did you take to 
someplace to scan it? What resolution did you  use?
Paul K0UYA
----- Original Message ----- 
From:  <LeeCraner at aol.com>
To:  <central-electronics at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2012  12:22 AM
Subject: [Central-Electronics] Restored full sized 200V  schematic


> Hello list,
>
> The 200V that I  purchased last month at Dayton came with an original 
> manual
>  and schematic.  In preparation for the 200V's restoration, I did a  high
> resolution scan of the schematic (which was very fragile and  yellowed) 
and
> spent  several hours in Photoshop cleaning it  up.
>
> Should you want a clean full sized 200V schematic, the  results of these
> efforts are available for download on my  website:
>
>
>  
_http://www.emmittsfixitshop.com/files/Download/Projects_CE200V_schematic.pd
>  f_
>  
(http://www.emmittsfixitshop.com/files/Download/Projects_CE200V_schematic.pdf)
>
>  This .pdf prints on one sheet in the original 22" x 34" size (D paper
>  size).  I put the file on a flash drive and took it to my local Kinko's  
> (aka
> FedEx Office) where they printed it on a 24" x 36" (D+  or architect D 
> sized
> paper) for less than  $5.00.
>
> Feel free to pass this on, post it on your web site,  etc. as you see  
fit.
>
> 73
> Lee WB6SSW
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