[R-390] Crystal Oven Heater Resistance
Bob Camp
ham at cq.nu
Tue Apr 22 21:09:35 EDT 2008
Hi
Last time I looked the oven is sitting across the 24 volt winding of
the transformer. A 100 ohm resistance would put about six watts into
the heater. A five ohm resistance would pull *way* more than the
transformer is rated for.
Bob
On Apr 22, 2008, at 6:19 PM, Mike Hardie wrote:
> Page 108 of my photocopied manual has a chart (Not numbered) for
> some preliminary resistance checks when trouble shooting. Pin J208-
> F, on the RF deck, to ground is listed at not less than 100 ohms.
> (Tubes pulled and presumably with HR202, the assembly with the 200
> Kc and 17 Mc crystals, not pulled) I measure approximately 5 ohms
> on this radio.
>
> I tracked down the resistance to be the heater in HR202. With HR202
> pulled the resistance at J208-F is infinity. Can anyone confirm
> whether or not the manual figure of 100 ohms figure is correct?
>
> Mike VE7MMH
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