[Hallicrafters] S-77 "Resonant" Cap Question
Wj5mh at aol.com
Wj5mh at aol.com
Sun Jan 29 17:43:10 EST 2006
In a message dated 1/25/06 7:36:38 P.M. Central Standard Time, Wj5mh at aol.com
writes:
Looking at the schematic, C-59 in this AC/DC S-77 is between chassis ground
and neutral (if you use a polarized plug). However, the cap is actually in
series with a coil that is wound around the high side of the capacitor.
The
parts list calls this a "resonant" capacitor, and it's in parallel with a
270 K
resistor. Has anyone tried to duplicate this "resonant" cap?
>
I measure the coil, and it's around 2.5 uh. I wound another on a small
form, and stuck it in series with a replacement .047 uf cap. Works fine.
On another note: The BFO injection seems low. The signal is fed to the
detector through a gimmick capacitor. I noticed on different versions of the
S-40, the signal is fed to the grid of the second IF amp through a gimmick cap.
I may try that after replacing the BFO tube sometime down the road.
Joe
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