[R-390] Mystery Component

[Barry Scott]

I'd originally started looking at R560.  It's about 68k in mine.  Not
really sure how critical that is and I think at most it might have
some effect on the AGC time constant.

I'm pretty sure now, though, that the "mystery" component is a 470 ohm
resistor.  Another list member sent a picture of a couple of his IF
modules and one is clearly 470 ohms.  That last band is brown instead
of orange.  Mine is checking a bit over 500 so probably good enough
as-is.  Odd, though, that they used one of the "older" style resistors
there.  That's what threw me off more than anything.

Thanks,
Barry - N4BUQ

On Sun, Oct 13, 2024 at 8:41 PM Jacques Fortin <jacques.f at videotron.ca> wrote:
>
> Barry,
> That "mystery" component is R553.
> From your picture, a 1W, 47K ohms, 10% IRC brand resistor (maybe not the original one, but who knows ??).
> It connects the 180V supply to the screen grid of V509.
> R560 (56K ohms) can be seen in the same picture.
>
> 73, Jacques, VE2JFE in Montreal
>
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>
> Maybe not really a “mystery” but I can’t identify the dark brown cylinder with one yellow and two brown(?) stripes in the AGC time-constant compartment in my R-490/URR. A 410-ohm resistor?
>
> If those are actually violet stripes then I’m even more confused.  Anyone know?
>
>
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