[R-390] Cosmos PTO End Point Adjustment Tool
Roy Morgan
roy.morgan at nist.gov
Mon Sep 25 10:27:39 EDT 2006
At 12:12 PM 9/24/2006, Mike wrote:
>Does anyone have a design to make one of these? Or know how to mod an
>existing screw driver?
Mike,
Do you mean (single) the end point adjustment, or the (many many) linearity
adjustment screws?
Apparently some but not all Cosmos PTO's have linearity adjustment screws
that accept a four flute spline wrench that measures .033 inches
across. Folks have reported on the list that they cut off the short arm of
one and put it in a pin vice, then fussed with it to get it into the right
spot. The part numbers are:
McMaster-Carr (part #7048A11) or
Snap-On multi spline L-Shaped wrench #MS2A.
It appears to me from a picture I have that the END POINT inductor
adjustment screw is a slotted screw like many IF cans we have in other
radios. If you can't *see* the thing to get a small screw driver into it,
you may have to make a tool by soldering or epoxy-ing a little metal
cylinder around a jewelers screw driver tip of the right size to simulate
the more common plastic or metal adjustment tools with a recessed metal
blade at the tip.
Roy
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