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Operation of NOTCH control
The notch control on the R-4A consists of a permeability-tuned T-notch
filter in the 50 KC I.
F.
This filter is capable of producing a deep notch
which can be tuned across the receiver’s I. F. for the elimination of
interfering carriers in all modes of operation.
In order to obtain optimum results using this control, it is first necessary
to set the “notch adjust” control located on the side of the chassis as
de scribed here.
1.
Preset R-4A controls as follows:
FUNCTION
-- Cal
PASSBAND
-- Selector 2.4 or 4.8, Knob upper or lower
BAND
-- 3.5 MC
XTALS
-- NORM
R.F.
GAIN
-- Fully clockwise
A.F. GAIN
-- Comfortable level
SSB/CW-AM
-- Fast AVC
NOTCH
-- Off
2.
3.
4.
5.
With the main tuning knob, tune in the crystal calibrator for low
pitched audio note and peak the preselector for maximum S-Meter
reading.
Advance the Notch control until some reduction in S-meter reading
is observed.
Adjust Notch Adjust (located on right side of chassis) for further
attenuation.
Alternately adjust Notch and Notch Adjust for minimum S-meter
reading.
This is the optimum setting for notching and further ad-
justment should rarely be necessary.
In order to eliminate an unwanted carrier on any mode of operation,
tune the Notch control across the
Passband
of the receiver until the
carrier drops into the notch and is thus eliminated.
Note that it is just
as easy to notch out the desired carrier so a little practice will be nec-
essary to enable the operator to use the control most effectively.
Rotation of the Notch control is in the same direction from center as
Pa ssband control.
That is, if
Passband
is set to the left side (lower
sideband) then heterodynes will be removed with the Notch control set
to left of center.
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