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CARRIER OSCILLATOR PORTION

Test equipment required:


Power Supply: 13,8 V	Frequency Counter	DC Voltmeter	Oscilloscope

Step	Condition	Adjustment	Procedure
1	CH: 1 Band: Mid. Mode: RX	L17	Connect DC Voltmeter to TP1 (lead of R72). Adjust L17 for 1.2 V +/- 0.1 V on DC Voltmeter
2	CH: 19 BAND: MID POWER: Max. AM, No Mod.	VC1	Connect Frequency Counter to Ant. jack. Adjust VC1 for 27.185000 +/- 20 Hz on Frequency Counter.

TRANSMITTER PORTION

Test equipment required:


Power Supply: 13,8 V	Frequency Counter	DC Voltmeter	Oscilloscope
AF VTVM	RF Power Meter	Deviation Meter	Audio Oscillator

Preparation alignment:


S/RF-SWR-CAL	S/RF
MIC GAIN	Max.

Step	Condition	Adjustment	Procedure
1	CH: 19 BAND: MID POWER: Max. AM, No Mod.	L19 L20 L18	At first, turn down the coar of L18 to end. Connect Oscilloscope to TP2 (lead of R79). Adjust coils for maximum reading on Oscilloscope
2	CH: 19, BAND: MID POWER: Max. AM, No Mod.	L20 L15 L14	Connect RF Power meter to Antenna jack. Adjust coils for maximum reading on RF Power Meter.
3	CH: 1, BAND: LOW CH: 40, BAND: HIGH POWER: Max. AM, No Mod.	L11	Adjust L11 for minimum difference between the follow conditions of the set: CH: 1, BAND: LOW CH: 40, BAND: HIGH
4	CH: 19 BAND: MID POWER: Max. AM, No Mod.	VR3	Adjust VR3 so that the needle of built-in TX Power Meter point Brank sone of "Sig. 9"
5	CH: 19 BAND: MID POWER: Min. AM, No Mod.	VR501	Adjust VR501 so that the RF output power level is over 1.5 V and under 4.0 V in every channel.
6	CH: 1 BAND: MID POWER: Max. FM	VR801	Connect Deviation Meter to Ant. jack and AF Oscillator to Mic jack. Set AF Oscillator to 30 mV output. Adjust VR801 for 4 kHz deviation.
7	CH: 19 BAND: MID POWER: Max. AM, No Mod.	VC1	Connect Frequency Counter to Ant. jack. Adjust VC1 for 27.185000 +/- 20 Hz on Frequency Counter.

RECEIVER PORTION

Test equipment required:


Power Supply: 13,8 V	RF Signal Generator	Dummy Load 8 ohm	Oscilloscope
AF VTVM

Preparation alignment:


MIC GAIN	Max.
S/RF-SWR-CAL	S/RF
NB/ANL	Off
RF SSG	Modulation: 30% AM 1000Hz

Step	Condition	Adjustment	Procedure
1	CH: 19, BAND: MID VOL: Max. SQ: Min. MODE: AM	L7, L6 L5, L4 L1	Connect RF SSG to Ant. jack and AC Voltmeter to Ext. Speacer. Then adjust coils for maximum reading on AC Voltmeter.
2	VOL: Max. SQ: Min. MODE: AM	L2 L3	Adjust L2 for maximum output of noise level in LOW BAND CH 1. Then adjust L3 by same way of adjustment for L2 in HIGH BAND CH 40. Ant then adjust L2 by turn CW in LOW BAND CH 1 so that the same noise level of adjustment for L3.
3	CH: 19, BAND: MID VOL: Max. SQ: Max. MODE: AM	VR2	Set the output level of RF SSG to 1000uV. Adjust VR2 for 2 V output reading on AC Voltmeter.
4	CH: 19, BAND: MID VOL: Max. SQ: Min. MODE: AM	VR1	Set the output level of RF SSG to 100uV. Adjust VR1 so that the needle of built-in signal meter point "S-9".
5	CH: 19, BAND: MID VOL: Max. SQ: Min. MODE: FM	L801	Adjus VOL to obtain 2 V output on AC Voltmeter. Set the level of RF SSG to 100uV. Adjust L801 for maximum reading on AC Voltmeter.

Improved receive gain

Quieting of AM reception and improving gain of incoming signals is a common request from radio operators. In the first stages of the HF input 2SC1674 transistor can be found. This transistor is responsible for the amplification of a small detected signals. A problems exist if the transistor itself is noisy as is such the case of the 2SC1674 when compared to other low noise packages. Along with the amplification of the incoming signals is transistor noise. Replacement of this transistor with a higher gain, lower noise transistor greatly improves the signal to noise ratio of your receiver.
We will use an 2SC2999 transistor that has higher gain lower noise characteristic. Replace the 2SC1674 (Q2) with an 2SC2999 (or similar low noise and high gain transistor) to achieve this improved signal to noise ratio.
Re-Adjust L1 and L2
The gain will improved with more than 6dB with the same signal to noise ratio.