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Heath Heathkit SB-104A User manual

HTH
MANUAL
for the
SINGLE SIDEBAND
TRANSCEIVER
Model SB-104A
Assembly
595.1992.o�
HEATH COMPANY • BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN
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(616)  
(616)
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(616) -1
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Heathkit® Manual
for the
SINGLE SIDEBAND
TRANSCEIVER
Model SB-104A
Assembly
595-19906
HEATH
COMPANY
BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN 49022
Cght
g
19
Hth Cpany
All Righ Resed
P
in
t
Ut St  
Page
1-2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CE
IEEE
INTRODUCTION ............•............
1-3
VFO FILTER AND DRIVER CIRCUIT BO RD
Parts st
1-73
Step-by-Step Assembly
1-76
VFO Filter Circuit Board ............•........
1-76
Driver Circuit Board................... 1-
LC/OUTPUT FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD
Parts st
1-83
Step-by-Step Assembly
1-86
CARRIER GENERATOR/XTAL FILTER
CIRCUIT BO RD
Parts st ..................................•....
1-91
Step-by-Step Assembly ................
1-95
RECEIVER IF/AUDIO CIRCUIT BOARD
Parts st ....................................•.
1-105
Step-by-Step Assembly .....................,,
1-110
POWER MPFIER CIRCUIT BO RD
Parts List.....8·-.8..8..8.8.....8.···.2·
··.,
1-11
Step-by-Step Assembly ....... ........8.......
1-121
Tra
n
s

r
m
er sse
m
b
ly .
.......•
..
..
.
.•..
.
..
1-125
T
ra
n
sist
o
r I
n
sta

ati
on
1-129
TRANSM
I
TTER AUDIO/RE
G
CIRCUIT B
O
RD
Parts s
i ,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
. . . . . . . . . . . .
.
. .
.
.
.
. .
.
.
1-31
Step-by-Step Assembly
1-35
P
A
R
T
S P
A
C
KAGING
1-5
ASSEMBL
Y
NOTES ................•....
..
.•.....
1-7
CIRCU

B
O
RD ASSEMBL
Y
..
.
..
.
......•
•
......
1-9
VAR
IA
BL
E
FRE
Q
UENC
Y OSCILLATOR (VFO) AND
EXTENDER BOARD
Parts st
1-11
Ste
p
-by-Step Assemb
ly
Ex
te
n
der Cir
cu
it Bo
a
rd 1-

E
x
te
nd
er B
l
oc
k
. .

. . .
.
. . . . .
•
. . . . .
.
. . . . . . . .
.
1-18
Os
ci

ator C
i
r
c
uit Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .
.
. . .
.
1-19
Buffer Circuit Board ...8·...8.8.8888..88....,
1-22
VFO Enosure
....2··2···.
1-25
H
FO
/
PR
E
MIXER C
I
RCUIT BOARD
Parts

st
1-41
Step-by-Step
A
sse
m
b
l
y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
. . . • • .
.
. .
1-46
CONVERTER
,
DISPLA
Y,
AND COUNTER
CIRCUIT BOARDS
Part
s Lis
t
1-55
Ste
p
-b
y
-Step Assemb
l
y . . . . . . .
.
. .
.
. . . .
.
. . . . .
. .
.
1-58
Conv
erter Circ
u
it Board .........•...
.
...
.
...
1-58
Display Cir
cu
it Bo
a
rd.. . .
.
. . . . • . . . . . . . . • .
.
1-61
Co
u
n
ter C
i
r
c
uit Boar
d
. . . . . .

. . . . . .

. .
.
. .
1-65
C
H
ASS
I
S ASS EMBL
Y
Pa
rts st .
.
..
.
..
..
..............•.........
...
.
.
1-133
Step-by-Step Assembl
y
1-143
C
ha
ssis P
a
rts Mou
n
ti
ng
1-143
C
h
assis Wiri
n
g
1-149
Wiring Harness
.....···.....0....09...,,
1-158
Parts
an
d Cables
1-166
Cable
Ha
es
s
............
.
.............•..
1-169
Rear Pa
n
e
l
1-172
U
nd
er-C
ha
ss
is W
iri
n
g
1-178
Top Cha
ssis ........8....-........0....
1-181
F
ro
n
t P
an
e
l
an
d VFO M
oun
ti
n
g
1-191
U
n
der-C
h
a
ssis Pa
n
el Mou
n
ti
n
g
1-197
K
no
bs a
n
d
S
haf
ts .............
.
.
.
...•...
.
..
1-198
INTRODUCTION
The Heathkit Mod SB-104A B a CW tran ceiver
ve the high equency amateur bands from
5
MHz
through 29.7 MHz. It is entirely solid-state a delive
approximately 100 was to the antenna. Howeve ,
it
can be
instantly itch to ORP operation, in whi h se a
minimum of one wa is deliver to the antenna.
Broadbandi eliminates the necessity to "p ak" circuits
within a ba. All that is necesry is just to tu the
Ba
switch and sele the desir frequency.
The equency to which the Transceiver is tuned is elec
tronicly disayed, which eminates the usual dial read
out. A unique frequency counter is employed which in
cludes a crystal-controed me base. Very high accuracy
is maintained on a bands and any re
q
uire
m
e
nt for a
calibr
a
tor is the

fore eminated
. A
red
w
i
n
d
ow, w
hi
c
h
provides subd ed lighting and high visibility, covers the
e
q
uency dis
p
lay, the
p
an
e
l meter
,
and a s
pa
c
e fo
r
sta

tion ca
l
e

ers
.
e Vox Gain and Vox Delay controls are
coeniently
l

ed on

e

ont
p
an
el
to
f
i

e
a
dju
s
en
 r
o
pa
to

who
w
or
k 
th
 a
nd
SS
B.
Vax
or
P
i
s
p
u

ton-

l

t
, a e AGC on
c
an
be s
w
it
c
h

to
f
t
, s
lo
w,
or o

.
P
r

i
s
ion i
s
m
a
d
e 
r A
LC i
n

t

o
m an
plifier, and relay contts are aable for  tching an
plier bwn tranit and reive.
Th
e T
ranscei
v
er o
p
erates
f
rom
a 13.8 VDC p
o
w
er inpu
t,
which can be fu
is
hed
b
y a
p
o
w
er
s
u
pp
l
y
or d
i
re
ct o
m a
b
a

er
y
. The
p
anel meter can
b
e s
w
itched to re
a
d s
up
ply
v
o

a
g
e or re
l
ative
p
ower out
p
u
t; i
n the receive mod
e,
when

is switche
d t
o A
LC,
i
t
ac
t
s a
s
an
S
meter.
The
P
ower
A
m
pl
i

er circuit
b
oard ca

ie
s
a
special 1-year war
ranty -see "Circuit Board Seice Policy" on Page 2
-45
for com
p
l
ete deta
i
ls
.
HAHTT"
To
a
li
g
n
i
s
Tran

ei
v
er
, y
ou

ould h
ave
a
v
o
l
t-
mmet

w
ith
a
hi

oh
m
p

-vo
l
t r
a
t
in
g
a
nd
a 50
ohm dumm
y
l


pa
b
le o
f
d
i
ti

1
w
a
o
f
.
T
he


o
w
ing

c
r
ie
s
a
re al
 
a
a
b
l
e

r
u

wi
th
is
Traneiver
•
An

ce

n

bla
n
k
er

at c
a
n

in



to
r

uce
i
m
p
ul


p
e noi
.
A
f
r
ont
pa
ne
l
i
t
c
h i
s
i

l
u
d

r

i
s 
c

.
•
A
v
er
y
v
er
t
i
l
e

c
 VFO. 
i
s
i
n
st
ru
m
en
t
includes a duicate of e VFO in e Traneiv a
a ihing circuit which permi you to teive
w
i

ei
th
 e
Tr
a
n

ei
v
or the
a
c

V
FO,
or
to t
r
a
n
it
on e
i
th
 VFO a
n
d
to
r
e
i
v
e
on

e o
.
Thi
s
in
s
m
ent
i
s p
a

icula
r
l
y
a
pp
li
n
g
to t
h
erato who communicate with tions opating
split-fruency.
•
A n
a

ow

ter

r
C
W
o
p
eraon.
Sp
a
ce is
p
ro
v
ided
f
or it on the
carrier generator/XTAL filter
circui
t
board.
•
An A
C
-o
p
erated
p
o
w
er
s
u
p
p
l
y
,
as we as a spea
k
er
in a matchin
g
c
ab
i
n
e

The
p
o
w
er supp
l
y
ca
n
b
e
instaed in the s
p
eaker
c
a
b
in
e

R
e
f
er to the
"K
i
t
B
u

der
s
G
uide
"
f
or informa
o
n on t

ls
,
w
i

n
g
,
solde

n
g,
re
s
i
s
to
, 
d

a

to

.
1
Page 1
CE
EE
PARTS PACKAGING
PARTS PACK
10
The Transceiver shipping carton contains a box marked
"Packs 1 9 TOP.·· After you remove this box, the remain
ing parts in the shipping carton form Parts Pack #10,
which are items too large to fit into the other parts packs,
pas used for several circuit boards, and those items
which you wi use in the chassis assembly sections.
Open the "TOP" side of the box marked Packs 1-9. Under
the cover you wi find a "Pack Index Sheet" lying on top of
IAHKIT'
the contents. This sheet shows you the location of each
parts pack in the box. DO NOT disturb any of these packs
yet.
Each assembly secon of the Manual contains its own
Parts st and Step-by Step Assembly instructions. At the
beginning of each Parts st you wi be told which parts
pack to remove from the box and open. You may also be
directed to remove certain required parts from pack
#
10.
To avoid intermixing parts, do not remove or open any of
the parts packs until directed to do so at the beginning of
one of the Parts sts. Any part that is packed in an indi
vidual envelope with a part number on it should be placed
back in its envelope after you identify it until that part is
caed for in a step. Some envelopes have one side trans
parent so the parts inside can be identified without open
ing the envelope.
In the shipping carton is a flaened cardboard carton
marked with red. Save this caon. Its use is described in
"Circuit Board Service Policy" on Page 2-45.
1-5
Page
1-6
CE
IESE
ASSEMBL V NOTES
e ably of your traneiver is divid into o
prinl stions  e circuit boards and e chassis. The
uit ards and cerin suembes wi be but rst,
and en laid aside, so eh one
w
be avaable when
it
is
ruir r e chais assembly.
A soldering in rat a 15 to 25 was is preferr. A
1/16" or 1/8" pyramidal or chil ip is bt. is type of
ldering in wi ma e the kit sier to aemble and there
wi be l chae of sold bridg curring beeen ils
on e circuit  rd (when lder conn o ils
unin en ionay, it is ca a ld "bridge"). Be re to
apply enough h  e solder fls ealy and h a iny
ace when
it
cools; how, an exceive amount of ht
can metimes cau e foil to sarate fm the circuit
rd,  be carefu
U only e amou of solder ruir to make a od
conntion, as own in e
"Kit
Buders Guide." The u
of an excive amount of solder does n improve e
eltric l conntion, and you may run out of sold bore
you cple he assembly of your Traneiver. If you do
n out of lder, be sure you buy only rin core sold e
u of id core lder wi void your rran.
No ice e ldi abbria ions us in he s eps. (NS)
means no o lder bau oer wir wi be add later.
S-"
wi a number,  as (3), means o lder e
conn ion. e numb owing e
"S"
lls how many
wires are

e conntion. here a wire pas rou a
conntion and go  to anher point,
it
coun as o
wir.)
NOTE: Always use rosin core, radipe sold (60:40 or :
tin-lead ntent) for a of the soldeng in this ki This is the pe
we have supp with the pas. The Warran  be vd and
we  not seice
a
n
y
kit in whi

acid

re solder or paste ha
s
b
e
e
n us.
HEATHKIT
R
esis ors ar
e
digna  by eir color

nds and eir
ristance in

(ohms), k ( iloh), or M2 (mms).
e ristor color code is explain in e "Kit Buder
G
uide.
" 
ci

s are digna  by
h
eir cap

i a

e value
and

pe.
E
a
c
h pa

repren  on e

h

atic diagrams has a
com
ponen numb which is compos of a l

 ow

by
a numb. Th compont numbe are u in e
P
a

s

s
,
e a

bly s
t
eps
,
and in oer pa

of e
M nual for pas identic tion. A ic group of numbs
is aign o

h individ
u
al

rcuit board
, 
c
h
as

0 o
4
99
r he
HFO
circuit

ard.

us
,
h
e

r

r

is or on

is

ard is
mbered R401, the
si
x
 ca
p
i or
i
s
numb 6, etc. R
efer o he

hema ic No

r a li

of e number gups.
Always tighten hardware when you in
it
unle you are
instct to lve
it
loo.
E ch circuit p  in this kit h s its own component numr
(R2, , c.). U
se h

e numb
e
rs when you wan
t t
o
positively identify the same pa in the various secti ns of
th
e M
anual. These n
u
mbe
,
which ar
e
espiay useful if a
par has to

re
p
lac
,
appear:
In the s list,
At
h
e

inning of
e
ach s
te
p wher
e
a componen
t
is
in

aed
,
In me ustrations,
I
n th
e
Sch
e
ma ic
,
In the sections at the rear of the Manual.
Some iustr tions re too l rge r this Manu l and wi be
und in the "Iustr tion Booklet." You w be direct to
this Bookl when necessary. The iur tions are rrang
in the order in which you wl u them.
1-7
Page 1-8
CE
IESE
CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBL V
fe stai to asble is kit, be re you he rd
e wiring, soldi, and st-by-st a embly infoation
in the "Kit Builde Guide."
Unl you are oeise
instct,
pa will be
ill
on e top side of eh circuit brd (e side with the
cponent outlin), a e les wi be solder to the
foil (oer) side. ld e les only to e foil side of the
circu t ard unle you are spicay instruct
oei. re you clip o the exc lenh of eh lead
( illur in the "Kit Builds Guide"), look at e
junction of the lead a the il to make sure e lead has
en lder.
Take your me while abli the ciuit board

accury is r more impont than sp. Position each
c ont over its tline on the circuit rd a lder
eh connon carelly, as improper soldering caus
more difculty than anhing el. Be carel not to cover
unu hol with sold or to rm a ld "brid"
twn o ils.
Most circuit ards are idtifi
by
eir rt number
Th are li in eh Par st and print on e
component side of each circuit board. When you have
nish mounting the a on a circuit board, t the board
aside unt it is  r later in e aembly instctions.
Use 1/2 wa
tt 5% t
ol
e
ran
ce
(
f
our
t
h band
g
o
l
d
)
re
sist
or
s
u
nle
ss
di
recte
d
ot
h
e
rw
ise
in a
step
.
T
h
e f
ou
rt
h b
a
nd i
s
silver
for
10% tolerance resistors.
HEATHKIT
 you ill a traistor on a circuit rd, lve about
1/4
n
the trans
i
stor bod
and the circuit
b
rd
. T
he
instructions will int out any exceptions.
Transistors are mark for identification in one of the
owi ur ways:
1
.
P
a

numb.
2. Ty numb.
3. Pa numb and type number.
4
.
P
art number with a ty
p
e numb other than 
e
o
n
e li

.
NOTES:
•  pas,   riors and all elolytic
citors, may be mount vically. me of the
mounting details ow the ies of e dic
el

 a

e the circu
 
rd to clar
i
f
y
the
u
t
ing
of e les.
• Be
fo
re you

ld
,

e

h pa
 (
exc

t transistors
)
down against

e circuit board.
e Sold a pa, or a group of par, only en
inst

ct

to do

.
F
o
o
w

e instructions car
e
y
and re e entire bly ep fore y form
e
h operation.
1-9
Page 1-10
C
EIEEE
VARIABLE FREQUENCY
OSCILLATOR (VFO)
AND E TENDER BOARD
PARTS LIST
Remove e pas fr Pack #1 and chk eh a against
e owing list. Make a chk () in the spe provid as
you identify eh . Any  that is pk in an
individual envelope with e art number on it ould

pl k in e eelope aer you identify it until it is
 r in a
.
Do n row away any packing
merials unt a r are cou for.
QTY. DESCRIPTION HEATH CIRCUIT
No. Component No.
RESISTORS, 1/2-Watt
2 47
Q
(yellow-violet 6-470 R1205, R1237
black)
2 100
0
(brown-black 6-101 R1226, R1228
brown)
150
0
(brown-green 6-151 R1206

brown)
3 470
Q
(yell
ow-violet 6-471
R
1
20
3
, R1233,
b

wn)
R1236
1 1200
Q
(br wn-red-red) 6-122 R1201
2
3300
0
(orange-orange-6-332 R1231, R1234
red
)
3900
Q
(orange-white 6-392
R1227
red
)
EAHIT
1-11
Page 1-12
CEIEEH
CAPACITORS
Resistors (cont'd.)
2 22k0 (red-red
orange)
22 kn (red-red
yellow)
1
M
(brown-bla
green)
2000 control
QTY.
DESCRIPTION HEATH
No.
6-223
6-224
6-105
10-398
CIRCUIT
Component No.
1229,
R1235
R1225
R12 4
R1232

Mica
(
)
( ) 1
( ) 2
(
)
Disc
12 pf
0 pf
470 pF
680 pF
20-130
20-116
20-128
20-107
C1209
C1233
C1229, C1231
C1234
2
RF choke
INDUCTORS
�I
%
.e
9
•
-5
201
L1202,
L1203
RFC1201,
RFC1202
C1201
C1211
C1212
C1202
C1214
C1216
C120
3
C1204
c1227
C1205,
C12
C1207
C1225
1208
C1
2
13
,
C1215,
C1226,
C1228,
C1232
452
40-1720
-16
26-148
31-63
21-29
21-169
21-3
21-111
21-190
21-160
21-56
21-159
21-191
21-140
21-27
2147
6 pF, N470
10 pf
15
pF, NPO
50 pF, N150
56 pF, N75
470 pf
510 pF, N750
1
Va
r
ia
ble
i
nd
u
or
2
T
o
i
d co
i
l
Other Capacitors
( ) 1
Tu
n
i
n
g
c
a
p
it
o
r
( ) 1560pF t
r
i
m
m
e
r
( I
4. 7 p
F
cer
ami
c
510
pF,
N15
.1 F
.5
F
5
.01F
1
2
GIE
Page 1-13
)
)
)
0TY.
1
3
1
DESCRIPTION
1N458 di
1N4149 diode
VR7 .5 z n r di
HEATH
No.
-24
56-56
-97
CIRCUIT
mpon nt No.
•
D1201
 /
f
D1202, D1203, D1204
h
ZD1201
DIODES-TRANSISTORS
NOTE: Transistors may b mark in any of the owing
fr ways.
1
2
1
2N3393 transistor
MPF 105 transistor
2N3638A transistor
VFO chais
VFO shi ld
VFO bracket
417-118
417-169
417-2
206-1104
206-1168
201962
€
01204
01202, 01203
01205
\
 Pa numb r.
2. Type numb r.
3. Pa numr and typ number.
4.
Pa numb r and a p numb r o an th
one
li.
METAL PARTS
Page 1-14
0T
HARDWARE
#4 Hardware
( ) 4
( ) 4
( ) 4
#6 Hardwa
( ) 4
( ) 2
( ) 18
2
4
2
2
DESCRIPTION
4-40 x 5/8" r
4-40 n t
#4
lk waer
6-32 x 3/16" screw
6-32 x 1/4" screw
#6 x 3/8" sheet mal
screw
6-32x 1/2" flat head
scr
#6 lockwasher
#6 lder lug
#6 plain solder
lug
HEATH
No.
25 323
252-15
254-9
2-138
2-56
250-475
2-11
2-1
259-1
259-6
257
255-1
252
255-21
2-13
253-
255-102
253-36
432-124
CIRCUIT
Component No.
CE
E
Other Hardre
( ) 1 ntl nut
( ) 8 1/8"
er
()
2 3
/
1
6" 
er
( ) 2 7/8" cer
Drive Aaing Hardware
( ) 2 632x1"s rew
( ) 4 #6 at
w

her
( ) 2 7/16" spacer
() Spring waer
CONNECTORS
(
)
48 C
i
rc
i
t

r
d
conntor
(
)
4
Female tminal
2-855
1
+"
24
Male conntor
housing
Extender p
i
n
432-817
262-24
CIEEE
Page 1-15
PARTS FROM PACK #10 (pas In the shipping caon)
NOTE: Remove the wire bundle. C t o lengths when you
are directed to do so by the assembly steps in the various
sections of the Manua Use solid wire in steps unless
otherwise specied.
Osciator circ it
85-1205-7
board
Buer circuit
85-1206-3
board
1
Extender board
85-1465

1' ��-
OR
<¢
U
O
CIRCUIT
No. mponent No.
1016
100-1041
HEATH
Veier drive
o shaft)
Veier drive
(o a)
DESCRIPTION
1
aTY.
ISCELLANEOUS
( )
2
Fi paper 75-90
( )
1 Heat sink 215-63
( )
Cent
()
3-12
(
)
2 Board puer 207-80
( )
4 Exteer blk 25108
Nut er 495
Wire bundle consisting of:
(
)
13'-8 /2"
Small bare wire
340-2
( )
1'
rge bare wire
340-3
( )
12' 1/
Shield cable
343-15
(
)
2
Large orange wire
344-30
(
)
9
Red wire
344-52
(
)

Sma orange wire
344 
( )
28 1/2
Gray wire
344-
(
)
1'
Blue wire
344-96
(
)

Stranded white wire
344-109
(
)
3-1/2°
nG-58A/U coaxial
343-2
cable
6"
Fiber sleeving
346-4
1'
Sma sleeving
346-1
1'
Large sleeving
346-20
(heat shrinkable)
(
)
Solder
Page
1-16
0TY.
DESCRIPTION
Terminal idencatio
label
ll leers la
Black stri label
Blue a white
identcation label  S
note below.
Parts Order Form
Kit Builde Guide
Aembly Manual
(See Page 1-1
r pa number.)
Operation and
maintenance Manual
(See Page 2-1
r part number.)
HEATH
No.
3-15
31087
390-1090
597-260
597-308
CIRCUIT
mponent No.
C
E
EEE
tr4rt
44t 4f
At
i
$1
i
4$
I4
n
tt'4
n
ti
it%
l
ii
(4i
¥¢
Parts From Pack #10 (cont'd.)
LABEL NOTE: Fi the blue a white label in your kit.
Now py he numbers
from
it
onto the space provid in
the iustration ave. Refer to these numbers in any
mmunitio you have with the Heath mpany about
this
kit.
To order a replacement part, always include the PART
NUMBER. Use the Parts Order rm fuished with this kit.
If
ne is not
available, see "Replacement Parts" inside the
rear cover of this Manua Your Warranty is loted inside
the fnt cover. For pricing inrmation, r fer to the
separate "Heath Pas Price
."
C
E
IE
Page 1-17
STEP-BY-STEP ASSEMBLY
EXTENDER CIRCUIT BOARD
Place the extender board (#85-1465) oil
side d.
Six circuit ard nntors.
Six circuit rd nneors.
B.
Position the fle  in the
cirit ard hole; then pu the
le rt throh t fe rt to
t top of the ard.
It is imant tt you orm t
ckout oure after ea cirit
d is mplet.
refully ins the foil
of e circuit
ard for t followi   nly
e errors. nsult your "Kit Builders
Guide" to rey the oble
if
any
exist.
Circuit Board Chkout
Look at the nneor row to be
sure t deess e of the
ntact
of ea
nor is toward
the center
of
the cirit ard.
Six circuit ard nneors.
Six cirit ard nctors.
CIRCUIT BOARD
EDGE
DEPRESS£D
CONlACT�
COMPO[NT �I RIDGES
S DE OF
ClRCUII �
Boo
j
>
%7
Six circuit ard nneors.
Six c
irit d nnectors.
Six circuit ar nnor
Six cirit ard nors.
lnall e circuit d nnector in the
followi manr. Note that inse ea
nneor the spri nta is depress
 o
e. This dees
e
of the
nneor must face away from the ge
of the cirit d. In the unti
ta throh the cirit d until the
ridges of the nneor are firmly ain t
the circuit ard. ld the ts to the
foil
PICTORIAL 1-1
Un nio
"Co"
er nneion
lder bries between foil patterns.
Page 1-18
XTENDER BLOCK
Find e ur extend blks and the ent -ur
exteer pins.
Posion an extender block as shown. Then refer to
Detl 1-2A and inse the long end of an extender
pin into the block. Push the pin into the block unt
the ridge is against the block. The pins are a ght

A
sma hammer may be helpful.
In an extder pin in each of e ve remaining
hol in the extend blk.
In extend pins in the raining r nder
blks.
Plug the ur exnder blocks into the circuit board
nneo on the ee of the extender rd which
has the ard pue.

the exnder ard aside. It w

used later.
Detail 1-2A
EXTENDER
BL0CK
R f to Pictorial 1-2 for the owing sts.
PICTORIAL 1-2

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