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 Marcc
 Location: Wangaratta, VIC
 Member since 21 February 2009
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XW XY Falcon & others. Not exactly vintage valve but 1970's transistor.

This one's been monkeyed with & is way off frequency. Adjustments have not been touched, so I suspect a wrong part in the oscilator / Aerial circuit

Would like to get a circuit, if someone can help?

Addition: Printed circuit 69896

OP 2 x 2N301; 1st & 2nd IF& Osc AS300's; 1st & 2nd Audio AS148's; AGC Clamp AS311; RF & Converter AS301's. Total nine.

Thanks
Marc
 
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