[R-390] Selenium Rectifier
Roy Morgan
roy.morgan at nist.gov
Thu Nov 17 09:41:50 EST 2005
At 09:26 AM 11/17/2005, Barry wrote:
>Tim,
>
>That's close enough. I figured an amp or two would be a sufficient rating
>for a replacement rectifier. K101A and K101B are all that's powered by the
>rectifier, right? I'm not looking at the schematic, but does anyone know if
>the break-in relay is also powered from this rectifier?
Yes someone knows: Me.
The break-in relay is powered by the 6.3 volt filament supply. It's coil
carries about 40 ma of ac current if the "Break-in" switch is ON and the
rear panel terminal is grounded. The break-in relay in turn grounds the
audio input to the audio amplifier and operates the antenna relay.
This means that you can't operate the break-in function with a simple
transistor switch from the ricebox transmitter or transceiver you have. It
needs either a simple contact closure, or some sort of bridge-fed
opto-isolated solly state switch.
Roy
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