
4.
An
accessory
crystal for
reception
of
WWV
standard frequency trans-
mission that is most reliably received in your
area.
See Page 33
to determine crystal frequency required. This
crystal is not required if SPR-4 does not have an SCC-4 Crystal Cal-
ibra tor .
5.
A 47 ohm
1/2
watt composition resistor
connected
across
a phono
plug
to serve as an antenna load.
6.
A
scale
with accurate
1/32
inch divisions.
7. An alignment tuning wand such as General Cernent GC 8273 or
Walsco 25 16.
5.3.1
50 kHz I.F., B.F.O.,
and 50 kHz LC
Filter
Alignment
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
The settings of the range, preselector, crystal selector, and PT0
con-
trols
are unimportant for this portion of the alignment . Set the audio
gain at 12 o’clock,
the RF gain fully clockwise, mode switch to
LSB ,
notch to OFF, and accessory switch to NORM.
Connect a VTVM to the AVC
line .
This line is accessible at the ter-
minal on the 1st I. F. board with the two white/green tracer wires
at-
tached .
Connect a 50.0 kHz unmodulated signal generator to Gate 1
(pin
3)
of
Q10
which
is
the terminal on
T9,
right
side
and
closest
to the
front pane1 when looking into the bottom of the SPR-4 and front
pane1
facing
you.
Set the generator level SO that slight AVC deflection (negative
going)
can
be observed and adjust
T17
for
zero
beat.
Adjust T-15 and then T16 for maximum deflection of AVC voltage.
Set the signal generator to precisely 50.8 kHz and put the mode
switch on CW and tune L11, L12, L13,
and L14 for maximum AVC
deflection.Repeat tuning L11 through L14 until no further improve-
ment
can
be obtained.
5.3.2
5645 kHz
I.
F.
Alignment
1. With the receiver set up as in 5.3.1,
connect
the signal generator
to the
junction
of R27 and
C90.
This point is accessible at the
ter-
-20-
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