Palomar SSB-500 User manual

PÀLOlilAR ЪЬ3 500
spécifications
GENERAL
Channels
Frequency Range
Frequency Control
Frequency Tolérance
Frequency Stability
Operating Température Range
Microphone
Input Voltage
Current rain
Size
Weight
Antenna Connector
Semiconductors
Meter
Power Bandswidth
TRANSMUTER
Power
Modulation
Modulation Capability
Harmonie Suppression and
Spurious Emmissions
40 - AM/Single Sideband
26.965 to 27.405 MHz
Phaselock Synthesizer
±0.005%
±0002%
-30°C to +50°C
Plug-in type dynamie with volume control
13.8V C (Positive or Negative ground)
Receive 1.5A at maximum audio output
0.5A standby (no signal).
10 -6/10” L. X8”W. X 2-1/2” H.
6 lbs.
Standard American type
41 Transistors, 7 FETS,60 iodes, 7 ICs
Illuminated, indicates relative power out
put and received signal strength
10.5 to 16V
: 4 Watts - AM (max. allowed by FCC)
12 Watts PEP-SSB (max. allowed by
FCC)
: High and low level Class B amplitude
modulation (AM)
: 95% Typical (AM)
: Better than FCC requirement

Frequency Response
Output Impédance
Output Indicators
400 Hz to 2.5 kHz - AM and SSB
50 Ohms, unbalanced
Meter shows relative RF output power,
Tx red lamp indicates transmit mode.
RECEIVER
Sensitivity - AM
Sensitivity - SSB
Selectivity
Image Rejection
Automatic Gain Control (AGC)
Squelch
Audio Frequency Response
istortion
Adjacent Channel Rejection
Cross Modulation
IF Frequency
Clarifier
Noise Blanker
Audio Output Power
Built-in Speaker
External Speaker (optional)
,7^Vfor 10 db S/N
,25/iVfor 10 db S/N
6 db at 4.2 kHz
60 db at 7 kHz (AM and SSB)
More than 50 db
Change in audio output less than 10 db
from lOpV to .5 volts
Adjustable - threshold less than .5/aV
400Hz to 2.5 kHz
Less than 10% at 3.0 watts output
AM: -60 db, SSB: -65db
More than 55 db
AM and SSB, 7.8 MHz
±1 kHz
RF type, effective on AM and SSB
More than 3 watts into 8 ohms
8 ohms, dynamie
isables internal speaker when connected
PUBLIC ADDRESS (PA) SYSTEM
Power Output : 3 watts into external speaker
External Speaker for PA (optional) : When PA switch is in PA mode, the unit
functions as a public address system.

PALOiïiAR ъъз 500 instruction manuał
introduction
The PALOMAR SSB-500 has been designed to provide a high level, trouble
free performance of both AM and SSB modes in the Citizens Band Service which
is comprised of the following frequency assignments:
CHANNEL CHANNEL FREQUENCY
[MHZ] CHANNEL CHANNEL FREQUENCY [MHZ]
126 965 21 27 215
226 975 22 27 225
326 985 23 27 255
4 27 005 24 27 235
527 015 25 27 245
6 27 025 26 27 265
727 035 27 27 275
8 27 055 28 27 285
927 065 - Emergency 29 27 295
10 27 075 30 27 305
11 27 085 31 27 315
12 27 105 32 27 325
13 27 115 33 27 335
14 27 125 34 27 345
15 27 135 35 27 355
16 27 155 36 27 365
17 27 165 37 27 375
18 27 175 38 27 385
19 27 185 39 27 395
20 27 205 40 27 405
To insure that you obtain the maximum performance from your PALOMAR
SSB-500, please read carefully the following control descriptions and operating
instructions.

NOTE: This transceiver has been designed for use in Class operation in
the 27 MHz Citizens Band Radio Service. This transceiver is also designed to
meet the Federal Communications Commission requirements applicable to
equipment operating in Class service, and is not to be used for any other
purpose. Part 95 and Part 15, Sub-part C of the FCC Régulations define opera
tion in this service. You are required to read and understand these Régulations
prior to operating this equipment.
A сору of Part 95 of the FCC Rules and Régulations is furnished with your
transceiver. (It is also available from the U.S. Government Printing Office,
Washington C., 20402.)
Complété FCC Forms 505 and 555-B which accompany this manuał.
You are also required to submit a complété сору of FCC Form 505 prior to
operating this transceiver on the air.
It is the user’s responsibility to see that this unit is operated at all times in
accordance with the FCC Citizens Radio Service régulations.
WARNING: Transmitter section adjustments must be performed only by a
qualified technician holding a valid first or second class FCC Radiotelephone
License.

section
installation
Location
Plan the location of the transceiver and microphone bracket before starting
the installation. Select a location that is convenient for operation and does not
interfère with the driver or passengers in the vehicle. In automobiles, the trans
ceiver is usually mounted to the underneath of the dash panel, with the micro
phone bracket beside it or directly on the unit.
Mounting and Connection
The PALOMAR SSB-500 is supplied with a universal mounting bracket.
The transceiver is held in the bracket by four bol ts permitting adjustment at the
most convenient angle.
The bracket must be mounted with the machine screws supplied. The mount
ing must be mechanically strong and also provide a good electrical connection to
the chassis of the vehicle. Proceed as follows to mount the SSB-500.
1. After you hâve determined the most convenient location in your vehicle, hold
the PALOMAR SSB-500 with mounting bracket in the exact location
desired. If nothing will interfère with mounting it in the desired position,
remove the bracket and use it as a template to mark the location for the
mounting bolts. Before drilling the holes, make sure nothing will interfère
with the installation of the mounting bolts.
2. Connect the antenna cable plug to the standard réceptacle on the rear panel.
Most CB antennas are terminated with a type PL259 plug and mate with the
réceptacle.
3. Connect the power cord plug to the C power socket on the rear panel of the
unit. If you are installing the transceiver in an automobile built in the U.S.A.
after 1966, or if you are certain that your vehicle has a Negative Ground
System, follow these instructions:
A. Connect the C power input wire with the fuse to + 12V C. In an auto
mobile installation, + 12V C is usually obtained from the accessory con
tact on the ignition switch. This prevents the set being left on accidentally
when the driver leaves the car and also permits operating the unit without

the engine running. Locate the accessory contact on most ignition switch
es by tracing the power wire from the AM broadcast receiver in the car.
B. Connect the black lead to — 12V C. This is usually the chassis of the
car. Any convenient location with good electrical contact (remove paint)
may be used.
4. Follow the instructions below if you are certain that your vehicle has a
Positive Ground System.
A. Connect the positive (red) wire to a screw boit on the metal frame sup-
porting the instrument panel, or to any metal point that is part of the
vehicle’s metal structure. (Remove any paint or coating to ensure good
' electrical contact).
B. Connect black negative lead to - 12V C. Usually, - 12V is obtained
from the accessory contact on the ignition switch or directly on the minus
battery terminal.
5. Mount the microphone bracket on the right side of the transceiver or near the
transceiver, using four screws supplied. When mounting in an automobile,
place the bracket under the dash so the microphone is readily accessible.
Ignition Noise Interférence
Use of a Mobile transceiver at low signal level is normally limited by the prés
ence of noise. The primary source of noise in automobile installation is from the
generator and ignition system in the vehicle. Under most operating conditions,
when signal level is adéquate, the background noise does not present a serious
problem. Also, when extremely low level signais are being received, the trans
ceiver may be operated with vehicle engine tumed off. The unit requires very
little current and therefore will not significantly discharge the vehicle battery.
Even though the PALOM AR SSB-500 has a selectable automatic noise
limiter, in some installations ignition interférence may be high enough to make
good communications impossible. The electrical noise may corne from several
sources. Many possibilities exist and variations between vehicles requires dif
ferent solutions to reduce the noise. Consult with your PALOMAR dealer or a
CB Radio technician for help in locating and correcting the source of severe
noise.
Antenna
Since the maximum allowablè power output of the transceiver is limitted by
the FCC, the antenna is one important factor affecting transmission distance.
Only a properly matched antenna system will allow maximum power transfer

from the 50 ohms transmission line to the radiating element. In mobile instal
lations (cars, trucks, boats, etc.), an antenna system that is non-directional
should be used.
A vertically polarized quarter-wave length whip antenna provides the most
reliable operation and greatest range. The shorter, loaded type whip antennas
are more attractive, compact and adéquate for applications where the maximum
possible distance is not required. Also the loaded whips do not present the
Problems of height imposed by the füll quarter wave length whip.
Mobile whip antennas utilize the metal body of the vehicle as a ground plane.
When mounted at a corner of the vehicle they are slightly directional, in the
direction of the body of the vehicle. For ail practical purposes, however, the
radiation pattern is non-directional. The slight directional characteristic will be
observed only at extreme distances. A standard antenna connector (type
SO-239) is provided on the transceiver for easy connection to a standard PL-259
cable termination.
If the transceiver is not mounted on a metal surface, it is necessary to run a
separate ground wire from the unit to a good metal electrical ground in the
vehicle. When installed in a boat, the transceiver will not operate at maximum
efficiency without a ground plane, unless the vessel has a Steel hulL
Before installing the transceiver in a boat, consult your dealer for information
regarding an adéquate grounding system and prévention of electrolysis between
fittings in the hüll and water.
Remote Speaker
The external speaker jack (EXT. SP) on the rear panel is used for remote
receiver monitoring. The external speaker should hâve 8 ohms impédance and
be able to handle at least 3 Watts. When the external speaker is plugged in, the
internai (built-in) speaker is disconnected.
Public Address
An external 8 ohms, 3 Watts speaker must be connected to the Public Address
speaker jack (PA SP) on the rear panel when the transceiver is used as a Public
Address system. The speaker should be directed away from the microphone to
prevent acoustic feedback. Physical séparation or isolation of the microphone
and speaker is important when operating the PA at high output levels.

section
operation
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
There are ten Controls and four indicators on the front panel of your
PALOM AR SSB-500.
A CONTROL FUNCTIONS
1. OFF/ON VOLUME: Turn clockwise to apply power to the unit and to
set the desired listening level.
2. SQUELCH: This control is used to eut off or eliminate receiver back
ground noise in the absence of an incoming signal. For maximum receiver
sensitivity it is desired that the control be adjusted only to the point where
the receiver background noise or ambient background noise is eliminated.
Turn fully counterclockwise then slowly clockwise until the receiver noise
disappears. Any signais to be received must now be slightly stronger than
the average received noise. Further clockwise rotation will increase the
threshold level which a signal must overcome in order to be heard. Only
strong signais will be heard at a maximum clockwise setting.
3. CHANNEL SELECTOR: This switch selects any one of the 40 channels
designated as Citizens Band channels desired. The selected channel is
indicated digitally in the Channel Indicator LE (Light Emitting iode)
read-out provided above the Channel Selector switch.

Channel 9 has been reserved by the FCC for emergency communications
involving the immédiate safety of life of individuals or immédiate protec
tion of property. Channel 9 may also be used to render assistance to a
Mortarist.
4 LSB-USB-AM MO E SWITCH: Selects mode of operation - Lower
Sideband, Upper Sideband or standard AM:
5. NB-OFF SWITCH: “NB” position selects special RF noise réduction
circuit (Noise Blanker) to combat ignition noise.
6. ANL-OFF SWITCH: In the ANL position, the Automatic Noise Limiter
circuit is activated.
7. CB-РА SWITCH: Selects the mode of operation. The PA function should
not be used unless an external speaker is connected as described in Section
I, Installation Section. In the CB position, the PA function is disabled and
the unit will transmit and received on the selected frequency.
8. RF GAIN-OFF SWITCH: Place this switch in RF GAIN position when
usual operation or receiving week station. Place this switch in OFF
position for strong station.
9. BRITE- IM SWITCH: Controls the brightness of the LE channel indi-
cator for optimum intensity. In the BRITE position for day driving and
in IM position for night time driving.
10. CLARIFIER: This control permits slight adjustment of receiver tuning.
Used for clarity on SSB réception and fine tuning of stations on AM
réception.
B INDICATOR FUNCTIONS
1. SIGNAL STRENGTH/POWER OUTPUT METER: Shows relative incom
ing signal strength when receiving and relative transmit power when
transmitting.
2. TX (TRANSMIT) LAMP: This lamp will illuminate during transmit
mode of operation.
3. RX (RECEIVE) LAMP: This lamp will illuminate during receive mode or
PA mode of operation.
4 CHANNEL IN ICATOR: This is an LE (Light Emitting iode) which
shows the channel selected by Channel Selector switch.

C PUSH-TO-TALK MICROPHONE WITH REMOTE VOLUME
GAIN
The receiver and transmitter are controlled by the Push-to-Talk switch on the
microphone. Press the switch and the transmitter is activated; release switch
to receive. When transmitting, hold the microphone two inches from the
mouth and speak clearly in a normal voice. Rotate the remote volume -
gain knob on microphone to increase or decrease your modulation level.
The radio cornes complété with the Iow impédance dynamie microphone (sup
plied).
D OPERATING PROCEDURE TO RECEIVE:
1. Rotate the Squelch Control to the fully counter eloekwise position ini-
tially.
2. Set the CB-РА Switch to the CB position.
3. Set the Garifier Control to the center (12 o’clock) position.
4. Set the LSB-USB-AM Switch to either AM for standard AM réception or
LSB or USB, depending on whether signal to be received is on the Upper
or Lower sideband.
5. Set the NB-OFF switch in the OFF position initially.
6. Select desired channel (1 - 40) by rotating the Channel Selector switch to
the desired position.
7. Rotate the Volume Control with Power Switch eloekwise to apply power
to the transceiver. Since the transceiver is fully transistorized, operation
will be instantaneous. Continue rotating the Volume control eloekwise to
provide a comfortable listening level.
8. If necessary, adjust RF GAIN-OFF and ANL switches for clearer
réception.
E OPERATING PROCEDURE TO TRANSMIT ON AM AND SSB:
WARNING: NEVER ATTEMPT TO TRANSMIT WITHOUT AN ANTEN-
NA OR UMMY LOA CONNECTE TO THE TRANSCEIVER.
Before operating the transceiver, the followings MUST be done:
1. Valid Class Citizens Band equipment license shall be posted at the main
control (fixed) station location.
NOTE: Operation under a Temporary Permit, FCC Form 555-B, which is
furnished with your SSB-500, is permissible while your regulär license
application is being processed by the FCC.
-1 0 -

2. A properly filled out and signed identification card, FCC Form 452-C
which is also furnished with SSB-500 , must be affixed to ail units.
3. Part 95 of the FCC Rules and Régulations, which is furnished with your
SSB-500, must be read and understood.
Transmitting with this unit on any of the 40 CB channels requires no
unusual procedures except that you must first select one of three modes of
operation possible, AM, USB or LSB.
If you are attempting to communicate with a station having a similar trans
ceiver to yours, SSB-500, you can make initial contact on AM and then
arrange to conduct subséquent communications in one of the sideband
modes, either USB or LSB. Of course, if the other station is only capable of
AM réception, you will also hâve to transmit in the AM mode.
After you hâve selected the desired mode of operation by means of the
LSB-USB-AM selector switch, simply press the Push-to-Talk Switch on the
Microphone to transmit.
Hold the Microphone 3 to 4 inches from your mouth and slightly to one
side so that the voice does not project directly into the Microphone (this
provides best results). Speak at a normal level — there is no need to raise
your voice or shout into the Microphone.
uring periods of transmission, the receiver is silenced and réception is
therefore impossible. In the same way, your signal cannot be heard by
another station when he is transmitting — each must take turns. To receive
again, simply release the Microphone Push-to-Talk Button.

section III
maintenance and adjustment
The transceiver is specifically designed for the environment encountered in
Mobile installations. The use of all solid state circuitry and its light weight resuit
in high reliability. Should a failure occur, however, replace parts only with
identical parts. o not substitute. Refer to the schematic diagram and parts list.
WARNING
Federal law requires that adjustment of the radio frequency section of this trans
ceiver may not be madę by a citizens band operator. Only a United States
licensed first or second dass commercial license holder may tune the transmitter
section of this transceiver, FCC Part 95 , Section 95.97d.
ADJUSTMENT
The transceiver is factory aligned and should not require any adjustments when
used with a 50 ohm antenna.
If an antenna other than 50 ohms impédance is used, adjustment of the trans
mitter output circuit may be made to obtain optimum power transfer to the
antenna. This adjustment should be made only by a qualified personnel using a
high quality in-line RF watt meter which will not produce standing waves when
inserted in the antenna cable.
NOTE: If the performance described in the OPERATION and MAINTENANCE
AN A JUSTMENT sections is not obtained, review the operating instructions
to insure that proper procedures were followed. If a problem still exists, refer to
WARRANTY SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS on the last page of this instruction
manuał.

PARTS LIST
Sym bol
No D escription Part
No.
S -4 08 R otary SW 1
S- 402 R otary SW 2
S- 401 S lide SW
S -4 0 S lide SW 4
S -404 S lide SW 5
S -405 S lide SW 6
S -4 0 7 S lide SW 7
V R -4 0 5 / V. R. 10KA 8
S -406
V R -4 04 V R. 100K В 10
V R -40 1 V R 20K В 11
J-4 0 1 A N T C onne ctor 12
J -4 0 P Jack 1
J -404 P Jack 14
J -4 0 7 DC Jack 15
J -4 0 2 M ic Con necto r 16
S P -401 Speaker 8 П17
M -401 M e te r 200 /Л 18
D -65 LED Red Ъф 19
D -66 LED G reen 5 ^ 20
Pow er C ord A ss 'y 21
A s s 'y W ire Kit 22
P С В (M A IN ) 2
P C B (A ) 24
P С В (В ) 25
R elay-1 Relay RL-02 . P 26
F -401 Fuse ЗА 27
Fram e A s s 'y 28
Front Panel 29
B rack et 0
Side Panel 1
Rear Panel 2
Shield
C over А 4
C over В 5
Term inal 6
W asher 7
Ser. No. Plate 8
CH Knob 9
V .R Knob 40
M icropho ne 41
SW Feit 42
M eter C ushion 4
Jack In sulatio n W ashe r 44
Speaker Feit 45
Em pire Tube 46
B ind ing W ire 47
M ic H anger 48
S tyrol Foam 49
LED F ilter 50
H eat Sink 51
SW B ra ck et 52
T est Term inal 5
Pan HD S c rew A 54
Pan HD S cre w В 55
Pan HD S cre w C 56
Pan HD S crew D 57
Pan HD S c ie w E 58
Truss HD S cre w 59
Flat HD S cre w 60
Sym bol
No. D e sc ription Part
No
M o un ting S crew 61
In struc tio n Manual 62
FCC Form 505 6
FCC Form 555-В 64
FCC Form 452-C 65
FCC Form 76K 66
; FCC Rules Part 95 67
IC1 I C T A 7061 AP 68
IC 2 IC MC 1496А 69
IC IC pPC 592Hz 70
IC 4 IC pPC 1156H 71
IC 5 IC TA 7 10P 72
IC 6 IC M C 78L05A C P 7
IC 7 IC MC 145106 P 74
TR 1 2SC 710C 75
TR 2 2 S A 6 2 8 D 76
TR 2SC 710C 77
TR 4 2 SC 710 C 78
TR 5 2 SC 17 0 L 79
TR 6 2 SC 710C 80
TR 7 2 SC 710C 81
TR 8 2 SC 710C 82
TR 9 2 SC 710D 8
TR 10 2SC 710C 84
TR 11 2SC 710C 85
T R 12 2 SC 710C 86
TR 1 2 SC 710C 87
TR 14 2 SC 710C 88
TR 15 2SC 710E 89
TR 16 2 SC 710D 90
TR 17 2S A 6 2 8 D 91
TR 18 2 SC 710C 92
TR 19 2S A 6 2 8 D 9
TR 20 2SC 710D 94
TR 21 2 SC 710C 95
TR 22 2 SC 710C 96
TR 2 2 SC 710C 97
TR 24 2SC 1419C 98
TR 25 2SC 1419C 99
TR 26 2 SC 710C 100
TR 27 2 SC 710C 101
TR 28 2 SC 710C 102
TR 29 2 SC 710C 10
TR 0 2SC 710C 104
TR 2 2 SA 6 2 8 D 105
TR 2SC 71OC 106
TR 4 2SC 71 OC 107
TR 8 2SC 710C 108
TR 9 2 SC 710C 109
TR 40 2 SC 71OD 110
TR 41 2SC 71 OC 111
TR 42 2SC 710C 112
TR 4 2SC 1945А 11
TR 44 2 SC 2166C 114
TR 45 2 SC 197 115
FET1 SK 45 В 116
FET2 2SK F 117
FET 2SK 4P 118
FET4 SK 45 В 119
FET5 2SK 4 P 120
FET6 2SK F 121
13

Sym bol
No. D escription Part No.
FET7 SK 4 5В 122
D 1 Diode IS 247 12
D 2 Diode IS 247 124
D Diode IS 247 125
D 4 Diode IS 247 126
D 5 Diode IS 247 127
D 6 D iode IS 247 128
D 7 Diode IS 247 129
D 8 GE Diode IN 60 1 0
D 9 GE Diode IN 60 1 1
D 10 GE D iode IN 60 P 1 2
D 11 GE D iode IN 60 1
D 12 D iode IS 247 1 4
0 1 Diode IS 247 1 5
D 14 Diode IS 247 1 6
D 15 D iode IS 247 1 7
D 16 D iode IS 247 1 8
D 17 D iode IS 247 1 9
D 18 Diode IS 247 140
D 19 Diode IS 247 14.1
D 20 Diode IS 247 142
D 21 Diode IS 247 14
D 22 Diode IS 247 144
D 2 Diode IS 247 145
D 24 Zener Diode
M z 409B 146
D 25 Zener D iode
M Z 408 А 147
D 26 Zener Diode
W Z 050 148
D 27 R ectifie r Diode 1 0 Dl 149
D 28 Zener Diode M Z 409B 150
D 29 Diode IS 247 151
D 0 Diode IS 247 152
D 1 Zener D iode M Z 06 В 15
D 2 Zener Didoe M Z 0 6 В 154
D Diode IS 247 155
D 4 Diode IS 247 156
D 5 D iode IS 247 157
D 6 Diode IS 247 158
D 7 Diode IS 247 169
D 8 D iode IS 247 160
D 9 Diode IS 247 161
D 40 Diode IS 247 162
D41 V an-C ap D iode M V 201 16
D 42 V an -C ap D iode M V 201 164
D 4 V ori-C ap D iode M V 201 165
D 44 Zerer D iode M Z 4 0 9B 166
D 45 V a ri-C ap D iode M V -201 167
D 46 D iode IS 247 168
D 47 D iode IS 247 179
D 50 GE D iode IN 6 0 (P A ) 170
D51 V a ristor Diode KB 162W 171
0 5 2 V aristor Diode KB 162W 172
D 5 Diode IS 247 17
0 5 4 R e c tifie r D iode 1 0 Dl f174
0 56 Diode IS 247 175
D 57 Diode IS 247 176
D 58 D iode IS 247 177
D 59 GE D iode IN 60 (P A ) 178
D 60 D iode IS 247 179
Sym bol
No. D e sc ription Part
No.
D61 Diode IS 247 180
D 62 Diode IS 247 181
D 6 Diode IS 247 182
L 1 RFT 2 M Hz LAO29 18
L 2 RFT 2 M Hz LA 155 184
L RFT 27M Hz LA 152 185
L 4 RFT 27M Hz LA 156 186
L 5 IFT 7 8 M Hz LA 179 187
L 7 IFT 7 8M H z LA 0 8 188
L 8 IFT 7 8 M H z LA -096 189
L 9 M icro Inductor 470/ЛН 190
L 10 M icro fnductor 56 m H 191
L 11 M icro In ductor 6 8 m H 192
L 12 M icro Inductor 470/ЛН 19
L1 M ic ro In ductor 470/iH 194
L14 M icro Inductor 470/J-i 195
L1 6 RFT 4M H z LA 160 196
L17 RFT 4M H z LA 191 197
L 18 M icro Inductor 470 /J-l 298
L 19 M icro Inductor 1 0 0 ^H 299
L 20 M ic ro In ductor 470 /J-l 200
L 21 M icro In ductor 470 /И 201
L 22 M icro In ductor 470 /Л 202
L 2 M ic ro Inductor 470 /J-l 20
L 24 RFT M Hz LA 190 204
L 25 M icro Inductor 4 7 0 /J-l 205
L 26 M icro Inductor 4 7 0 /J-l 206
L 27 TX F ilter C oil 207
L 28 TX F ilter Coil 208
L 29 TX F ilter Coil 209
L 0 TX TAN K Coil 210
L 1 C hoke C oil 211
L 2 TX D iver Coil 212
L Choke C oil 21
L 4 C hoke Coil 214
L 5 TX Tra nsform er 215
L 6 TX Tra nsform er 2 .6
L 7 TX T ran sfo rm e r 217
L 8 TX T ran sfo rm e r 218
L 9 IFT 7 8M H z LA -0 8 219
L 40 C hoke C oil 210
L 4 M icro Inductor 1 /J4 211
L 44 M icro Inductor 1 /J4 212
L 45 M icro Indu ctor 4 7 0 /J-l 21
L 401 Choke Coil 4 7 ^H 224
L 40 Choke C oil 4 .7 /J-l 225
L 405 C hoke C oil 4 7 /J-l 226
L 406 C hoke C oil 4 7 /Л 227
L 407 C hoke C oil 4 7 /И 228
L 408 C hoke C oil 4 7 /JH 229
L 4 1 0 Choke C oil 4 7 ДН 220
L 411 C hoke C oil 4 7 /J-l 2 1
L 412 C hoke Coil 4 7 /J-l 2 2
T1 ОРТ T F 106 2
X1 X-TAL 7.8025 M Hz
HC 2 5 C /U 2 4
X 2 X -T A L 7.797 5M H z
H C -2 5 C /U 2 5
X X-TAL 11.2858M Hz
H C -2 5 C /U 2 6

Sym bol
No D e scrip tio n P art No
R 25 C arbon R 4 7 fi 285
R 26 C arbon R 2 2 K fi 286
R 27 C arbon R 5 6 K fi 287
R 28 C arbon R 470Г1 288
R 29 C arbon R 2 2 0 fi 289
R 0. C arbon R 4 7К П 290
R 1 C arbon R З .З КП 291
R 2 C arbon R 150П 292
R C arbon R 2 20 П 29
R 4 C arbon R 2 20 К П 294
R 5 C arbon R 10 0К П 295
R 6 C arbon R 4 7 0 П 296
R 7 C arbon R 18 K fi 297
R 8 C arbon R 8 2 0 KD 298
R 9 C arbon R 4 7 0 K fi 299
R 40 Carbon R 2 2 0K fi 00
R 42 C arbon R 5 6 K fi 01
R 4 C arbon R 6 8 0 K fi 02
R44 C arbon R 1 .5 K fi 0
R 45 C arbon R 5 6 f i 04
R 46 C arbon R 0 f i 05
R 47 C arbon R 4 7 K fi 06
R 48 C arbon R 1 0 K fi 07
R 49 C arbon R 1 0K fi 08
R50 C arbon R 2 2 0 K fi 09
R51 C arbon R . K fi 10
R 52 C arbon R 220 fi 11
R 5 Carbon R 1 00 K fi 12
R54 C arbon R 1 0 K fi 1
R 55 C arbon R 1 K fi 14
R 56 C arbon R 1 00 K fi 15
R 57 C arbon R . K f i 16
R 58 C arbon R 100К П 17
R 59 C arbon R . K fi 18
R 60 C arbon R 220 f i 19
R61 C arbon R 1 2 K fi 20
R 62 C arbon R . K f i 21
R 6 C arbon R 56 f i 22
R64 C arbon R 10K f i 2
R 65 C arbon R 220 f i 24
R 66 C arbon R 2.2K f i 25
R 67 C arbon R 220 f i 26
R 68 C arbon R 820 f i 27
R 69 C arbon R 1 K f i 28
R 70 C arbon R 1 0 K fi 29
R71 C arbon R 220 f i 0
R 72 C arbon R 470 f i 1
R 7 Carbon R 220K f i 2
R 74 C arbon R 220 f i
R 75 C arbon R 1 0 0K fi 4
R 76 C arbon R 10K f i 5
R 77 C arbon R . K fi 6
R 78 C arbon R 15K f i 7
R 80 C arbon R 4 .7 K fi 8
R81 C arbon R 1 0 K fi 9
R 82 C arbon R 5 6 K fi 40
R160 C arbon R 2 7K f i 41
R84 C arbon R 4 .7 K fi 42
R 86 C arbon R 1 K f i 4
R 87 C arbon R 1 0 K fi 44
R 88 C arbon R 2 7 0K f i 45
Sym bol
No D e scription Part
No.
X4 X -TA L 11.2842 M H z
H C -2 5 C /U 2 7
X 5 X -TA L 10.2 40M H z
H C -2 5 C /U 2 8
X6 X -T A L 11.2850 M Hz
H C -2 5 C /U 2 9
FT1 X -TA L filte r 7.8M H z 240
V R 1 Semi Fixed R 20K B 241
V R 2 Semi Fixed R 20K B 242
V R Sem i Fixed R 100 KB 24
V R 4 Semi Fixed 50 KB 244
V R 5 Semi Fixed 100 KB 245
V R 7 Semi Fixed 5KB 246
V R 8 Semi Fixed 10 KB 247
V R 9 Semi Fixed 5KB 248
V R 12 Semi Fixed 100 KB 249
VR 15 Semi Fixed 500 B 250
V R 1 6 Semi Fixed 500 B • 251
C T 1 C eram ic Trim m er Cap.
20 PF 252
CT 2 C eram ic Trim m er Cap.
20 PF 25
CT C eram ic T rim m e r Cap
20 PF 254
CT 4 C eram ic Trim m e r Cap.
20 PF 255
C T 5 C eram ic T rim m e r Cap.
20 PF 256
CT 6 C era m ic T rim m er Cap.
20 PF 257
C T 7 C era m ic Trim m er Cap
20 PF 258
C T 8 C era m ic Trim m er Cap.
20 PF 259
VR401 Sem i Fixed R 20K B 260
V R 4 04 Sem i Fixed R 100 KB 261
VR 405 Semi Fixed R 10K A 262
R1 C arbon R 220 f i 26
R2 C arbon R 1 0 K fi 264
R C arbon R 2 .2 M fi 265
R4 C arbon R 5 .6 K fi 266
R5 C arbon R 10 0 K fi 267
R6 C arbon R 2 2K fi 268
R8 C arbon R 1 K fi 269
R9 C arbon R 4 7 K fi 270
R 10 C arbon R 2 7 K f i 271
R 11 C arbon R 5 .6K fi 272
R12 C arbon R 1 K fi 27
R1 C arbon R 1 K fi 274
R14 C arbon R 1 K fi 275
R15 C arbon R 2 2 0 fi 276
R16 C arbon R 2 .2 K fi 277
R17 C arbon R 4 7 0 fi 278
R19 C arbon R 1 5 K fi 279
R 20 C arbon R 1 .5 K fi 280
R21 C arbon R 1 .5 K fi 281
R 22 C arbon R 1 0 0 fi 282
R 2 C arbon R 1 .5K fi 28
R 24 C arbon R 4 7 K fi 284
15

Sym bol
No. D e sc ription Part
No
R 89 C arbon R 1 0K П 46
R 91 C arbon R 4 7 К П 47
R 92 C arbon R З .З К П 48
R 9 Carbon R 5 6 К П 49
R94 C arbon R 2 20 П 50
R 95 C arbon R 0 П 51
R96 C arbon R З .З К П 50
R 97 C arbon R 10 П 5
R 98 C arbon R 1 0 К П 54
R 99 C arbon R K П 55
R100 C arbon R 1 K П 56
R 101 C arbon R 4 7K fi 57
R 102 C arbon R 2 .2 К П 58
R 10 C arbon R 2.2K f i 59
R104 C arbon R 2 2 K fî 60
R 105 C arbon R 68 fi 61
R106 C arbon R 5 6 K fi 62
R 107 C em ent R 1 0 fi/5 W 6
R 108 C arbon R 0 f i 64
R 110 C arbon R 470 f i 65
R 111 Carbon R 90 f i 66
R 112 M etal O xide R fi/1 W 67
R 11 M etal O xide R 1 5 0 fi/1 W 68
R 116 C arbon R 1 K f i 69
R 117 C arbon R 2.2K f i 70
R 118 C arbon R 100 f i 71
R 119 C arbon R 100 f i 72
R 120 C arbon R 2 2K f i 7
R 121 Carbon R 5 6K f i 74
R 122 C arbon R -15 K f l 75
R 12 C arbon R 1K f i 76
R 124 C arbon R 1 5 0 К П 77
R 125 C arbon R 2.7K f l 78
R 126 C arbon R 820 fi 79
R 127 C arbon R 1-5K f l 80
R 128 C arbon R 1 .5 К П 81
R 1 0 C arbon R 1.5K f l 82
R 1 1 C arbon R 220 f i 8
R 1 2 C arbon R 100 f i 84
R 1 C arbon R 1 K f i 85
R 1 4 Carbon R 2 .2 К П 86
R 1 5 C arbon R . K f i 87
R 1 6 Carbon R 22K f i 88
R 1 7 Carbon R 1.5K f i 89
R 141 Carbon R 100 f i 90
R 142 C arbon R 220 f i 91
R 14 Carbon R 5.6K f i 92
R144 C arbon R 10K f l 9
R 145 C arbon R 1 K f i 94
R 146 C arbon R 470 f l 95
R i 50 Carbon R 470 f l 96
R 151 C arbon R 22K f i 97
R 152 C arbon R 10 f i 98
R 15 C arbon R 1 .5 К П 99
R 154 C arbon R 220 f i 400
R 155 C arbon R 5 .6 К П 401
R 156 C arbon R 10K fi 402
R 157 C arbon R 1K fi 40
R 161 M etal O xide R 5 6 fî/1 W 404
R 162 C arbon R 1 .8 К П 405
R 16 Carbon R 5 .6 К П 406
Sym bol
No. D esc riptio n Part No.
R164 C arbon R lO K fi 407
R 165 Carbon R 1 K f l 408
R 166 C arbon R 1 0 0 K fî 409
R 167 C arbon R 1 0 K fî 410
R168 C arbon R 100 f l 411
R 169 C arbon R 100 f l 412
R170 Carbon R 56K П 41
R 171 C arbon R 10K f i 414
R 172 C arbon R 22K f i 415
R 17 C arbon R 2.2K fî 416
R 174 C arbon R 560 f i 417
R 175 C arbon R 8.2K fî 418
R 179 C arbon R 1 5f l 419
R 180 M eta l O xide R 5 6 fl/1 W 420
R 181 M etal O xide R 2 2 0 fi/1 W 421
R 182 C arbon R 10 fi 422
R 18 C arbon R 0 f i 42
R 184 C arbon R 1 K fî 424
R 185 C arbon R 1 K f l 425
R 186 C arbon R 10 П 426
R 187 Carbon R З .З КП 427
R 188 C arbon R 220 П 428
R 189 C arbon R 470 П 429
R190 C arbon R 9 К П 4 0
R 191 Carbon R 100 П 4 1
R 192 C arbon R 1 0 К П 4 2
R 19 C arbon R 1 0 К П 4
R194 C arbon R 56K П 4 4
R 195 Carbon R 56K П 4 5
R196 C arbon R 220 П 4 6
R 199 Carbon R 15 П 4 7
R 200 C arbon R 470 П 4 8
R 201 C arbon R 1 0 К П 4 9
R 202 C arbon R 1К П 440
R 204 C arbon R 47 П 441
R 205 C arbon R 4.7 П 442
R 206 C arbon R 5.6 П 44
R 207 C arbon R 1 00 К П 444
R 208 C arbon R 8 2 К П 445
R 209 C arbon R 2 .2 К П 446
R 211 C arbon R 1 .5 К П 447
R 212 C arbon R 1.5K П 448
R 21 C arbon R 1.5K П 449
R 214 C arbon R 1.5K O 450
R 215 C arbon R 1.5K П 451
R 216 Carbon R 1 5K П 452
R 217 Carbon R 1 5K П 45
R 218 C arbon R 1 .5 К П 454
R219 C arbon R 1 .5 К П 455
R 220 Carbon R 1 .5 К П 456
R 221 C arbon R 1 .5 К П 457
R 222 Carbon R 1.5K П 458
R 22 Carbon R 1 .5 К П 459
R 224 C arbon R 1 .5 К П 460
R 225 C arbon R 8 2 0 П 461
R 226 Carbon R 1 .5 К П 462
R 227 C arbon R 470 П 46
R 2 0 C arbon R 18 Cl/- £ W 464
C1 C eram ic Condenser
PF C H 465
C 2 C eram ic C ondenser 0 .0 1 ^ 466
16

Sym bol
No. D es crip tio n Part No.
C 4 C eram ic C ondenser 0.01 и467
C 5 C eram ic C ondenser 0.01 468
C 6 C eram ic C ondenser 0.01 469
C 7 C eram ic C ondenser 0.022 470
C 8 C eram ic C ondenser
1 0 0 P C H 471
C 9 C eram ic C ondenser 0.01 472
C 1 0 . C eram ic C ondenser 0 0047 47
C il C eram ic C ondenser 0 0047 474
C 12 C e ram ic C ondenser 0 0047 475
C 1 C eram ic C ondenser 0 0047 476
C 14 Elyt C ap л /1 6 V 477
C 15 C era m ic Cap 0.01 л 478
C 16 C eram ic C ap 0.01 л 479
C 17 M y la r C ap 0.01 480
C 18 M y lar C ap 0.0 9 481
C 19 C e ram ic C ap 0.022 482
C 20 C eram ic Cap 0.022 48
C 21 C eram ic Cap 0.022 484
C 22 C eram ic C ap 0 .022 485
C 2 M yla r C ap 0 0 2 2 486
C 24 C eram ic Cap 0.001 487
C 25 M yla r Cap 0.0 9 488
C 26 M y lar Cap 0 0 9 489
C 27 M y la r Cap 0.0 9 490
C 28 C era m ic Cap 0.022 491
C 29 M y la r Cap 0.0 9 492
C 0 M yla r Cap 0.0 9 49
C 1 M yla r C ap 0.0 9 494
C 2 C era m ic Cap 59P CH 495
C C e ram ic C ap 0.022 496
C 4 C eram ic Cap 0.022 497
C 5 Elyt C ap 1 л /5 0 V 498
C 6 C eram ic Cap 5 9 p C H 499
C 7 C eram ic C ap 10P CH 500
C 8 C eram ic C ap 0P S L 501
C 9 A lum inum S o lid Elec.
C ap 0 .1 /1 6 V 502
C 40 M yla r Cap 0.0 9 50
C41 C eram ic Cap 0.022 504
C 42 Elyt C ap Ю л /1 6 505
C 4 Elyt C ap 4.7 л /1 6 506
C 44 Elyt C ap 2.2 л /2 5 V 507
C 45 C eram ic Cap 47P C H 508
C 46 C eram ic Cap 0.01 509
C 47 Elyt C ap 4 7 » /1 0 V
M y la r Cap 0.01 510
C 48 511
C 49 E lyt Cap 4 7 л /1 0 V 512
C 50 E lyt Cap 4 7 w /1 0 V
M yla r Cap СШ22 51
C 51 514
C 52 A L S o lid Elect Cap
0.1 л / i e v 515
C 5 C eram ic C ap 0.01 516
C 54 C eram ic C ap P C H 517
C 55 Elyt C ap 2 .2 л /2 .5 V 518
C 56 M yla r C ap 0.0 9 519
C 57 C eram ic C ap 0.022 520
C 58 El Pi C ap 1 л /5 0 V 521
C 59 El Pi C ap 47 л /1 0 V 522
C 60 A L S olid Elec. C ap 0 .1 /
16V 52
Sym bol
No. D escrip tio n Part
N0.
C61 M ylar Cap 0.047 524
C 62 M y lar Cap 0.047 525
C 6 Elyt Cap Ю л /IÖ V 526
C 64 M yla r Cap 0.0 9 527
C 66 Elyt Cap 4 7 u /1 0 V
Elyt Cap 4 .7 л /1 6 V 528
C 67 529
C 68 *Elyt C ap 4 .7 л /lö V 5 0
C 69 Elyt C ap 1 0 ///1 6 V
M yla r Cap 0.068 5 1
C 71 5 2
C 72 M ylar Cap 0.022 5
C 7 M yla r Cap 0.1 и
M yla r Cap 0 02 2 5 4 C 74 5 5
C 75 M yla r Cap 0.1 5 6
C 76 Elyt C ap 4 7 л /1 0 V 5 7
C i l Elyt C ap 0 .4 7 л /5 0 V 5 8
C 78 Elyt Cap 0 .4 7 л /5 0 V 5 9
C 79 Elyt Cap 0 .4 7 » /5 0 V 540
C 80 M y la r Cap 0.01 541
C81 Elyt C ap 220 л /1 6 V 542
C82 M y la r C ap 0.047 54
C8 M yla r C ap 0.01 544
C84 Elyt C ap 1 л /b O V 545
C 85 M yla r C ap 0.0 9 546
C86 M yla r C ap 0.022 547
C87 Elyt Cap 1 0 ///1 6 V 548
C88 Elyt Cap 4 7 » /2 5V
Elyt C ap З З/7 1 6 V 549 C89 550
C90 C eram ic 20 P C H 551
C91 M yla r Cap 0.1 552
C92 Elyt Cap З З л / i e v 55
C9 C eram ic Cap 6 8P C H 554
C94 Elyt Cap 1000M/1 6 V 555
C95 Elyt C ap 4 7 0 л /1 6 V 556
C96 M ylar C ap 0.1 557
C 97 Elyt Cap 4.7 л /2 5 V 558
C98 Elyt Cap 1л /5 0 V 559
C99 Elyt Cap Ю л / ie v 560
C100 C eram ic Cap 0 0 22 561
C101 Elyt Cap 220M/1 6 V 562
C102 Elyt C ap 220M/1 6 V 56
C10 Elyt C ap 4 70 л /1 0V 564
C104 E lyt C ap ЗЗО л/IO V 565
C105 C eram ic C ap 0.022 566
C106 C eram ic C ap 0 022 567
C107 Elyt C ap 1 0 0 0 i//1 6 V
C eram ic C ap D 022 568
C109 569
C110 A L S olid Elec, C ap
0.1 л /lß V 570
cm C eram ic Cap 18P C H 571
C l 12 C eram ic C ap 20P CH ' 572
C11 C eram ic C ap 0.001 57
C114 C eram ic Cap 0 001 574
C 115 C eram ic Cap 100P C H 575
C116 C eram ic Cap 10P C H 576
C117 C eram ic Cap 2P CH 577
C l 18 C eram ic Cap 0.022 578
C119 C eram ic C ap 0.022 579
C120 Elyt C ap 1 0 /7 1 6 V
M yla r Cap 0 0 9 580
C l 21 581
C122 C eram ic C ap 47P CH 582
C12 C era m ic C a p 4 7 P C H 58
17

Sym bol
No D es crip tio n Part
No
С 189 M yla r C ap 0.047 645
С 190 C era m ic C ap 0.1 646
С 191 C eram ic Cap P C H 647
С 192 C era m ic C ap 0.01 648
С 19 C eram ic C ap 0.022 649
С 194 C eram ic C ap 1 8P C H 650
С 195 C eram ic Cap 0.01 651
С 196 C eram ic Cap 0.022 652
С 197 C eram ic Cap 0.022 65
С 198 M ylar C ap 0.0 9 654
С 199 E lyt C ap 1 ///5 0 V 655
С 200 M ylar Cap 0.01 656
С 201 M yla r C ap 0.01 657
С 204 C eram ic Cap 0.01 658
С 205 C eram ic Cap 0.01 659
С 206 C eram ic Cap 0.022 660
С 207 C eram ic Cap 0.01 661
С 208 C eram ic Cap 0.01 662
С 209 C eram ic Cap 0.01 66
С 210 M yla r Cap 0.01 664
С 211 Elyt Cap 2 2 ///2 5 V 665
С 21 C eram ic C ap 0.1 666
С 214 C eram ic C ap 0 01 667
С 215 C e ram ic C ap 0.022 668
С 216 C eram ic C ap 0.022 669
С 217 C eram ic Cap 0.022 670
С 218 Elyt C ap 4.7 M /2 5 V 671
С 219 C eram ic Cap 0.022 672
С 220 C eram ic Cap 0.022 67
С 221 C eram ic Cap 0.022 674
С 222 C eram ic Cap 0.022 675
С 22 C era m ic Cap 0.022 676
С 224 C eram ic C ap 0.022 677
С 225 C eram ic Cap 0.022 678
С 226 C eram ic Cap 0.022 679
С 227 C eram ic Cap 0.022 680
С 228 C eram ic Cap 0.022 681
С 229 C eram ic Cap 00 1 682
С 2 0 C eram ic Cap 0.022 68
С 2 1 C eram ic C ap 0 022 684
С 241 M yla r C ap 0.0 9 685
С 242 C eram ic Cap 47P C H 686
С 401 M yla r Cap 0.047 687
С 405 C eram ic Cap 0.01 688
С 406 C eram ic C ap 0.01 689
С 408 C eram ic C ap 0.01 690
С 410 C eram ic C ap 0.01 691
С 415 C eram ic Cap 0.01 692
С 416 C eram ic Cap 0.01 69
С 417 C eram ic Cap 001 694
С 421 C eram ic Cap 0.01 695
С 422 C eram ic Cap 0 022 696
С 42 C eram ic Cap 0 022
, *
_________________________________________________
697
Sym bol
No D escription Part
No.
C124 C eram ic Cap 0.01 584
C125 C eram ic C ap 0.01 585
C126 C eram ic C ap 22 0 P S L 586
C127 C eram ic C ap 470P SL 587
C128 C eram ic C ap 220P SL 588
C129 C eram ic Cap 0.01 589
C 1 0 C eram ic Cap 10P C H 590
C1 1 C eram ic Cap 4 7Р С И 591
C1 2 C eram ic Cap 100 P C H 592
C1 M ylar C ap 0.1 59
C1 4 M yla r Cap 0.1 594
C1 5 E lyt Cap 2 2 0 ///1 6 V 595
C1 6 C eram ic Cap 470PSL 596
C1 7 C eram ic C ap 220PSL 597
C1 8 C eram ic C ap 0.01 598
C1 9 C eram ic Cap Ю Р CH 599
C 140 Elyt Cap 1 ///5 0 V 600
C141 Elyt C ap 1 0 ///1 6 V 601
C142 C eram ic Cap 5 6 P C H 602
C144 C eram ic Cap 0.022 60
C145 C eram ic C ap 0.022 604
C146 C eram ic Cap 0 0 22 605
C147 C eram ic Cap 47 0 P S C 606
C 148 C eram ic C ap 220P SC 607
C 149 C eram ic C ap 0.01 608
C150 C eram ic Cap 1 0P C H 609
C 151 C eram ic Cap 0.01 610
C152 C eram ic C ap 0.01 611
C15 C eram ic Cap 68 P C H 612
C154 M yla r 0.047 61
C 155 C eram ic C ap 2P C H 614
C 156 C eram ic Cap Ю Р CH 615
C 157 M ylar Cap 0.0 9 616
C 158 Elyt Cap 1 ///5 0 V 617
C 159 C eram ic C ap 0.0047 618
C 16 0 C eram ic Cap 0.0047 619
C 161 Elyt Cap 4 7 ///2 5 V 620
C 162 C eram ic C ap 0.022 621
C 16 C eram ic C ap 6 8 P C H 622
C 164 C eram ic Cap 150 P C H 62
C 165 C eram ic Cap 2 20P SL 624
C 16 6 C eram ic C ap 0.0047 625
C 167 C eram ic C ap 0P SL 626
C 168 C eram ic Cap 1 P CH 627
C 169 M yla r C ap 0.0 9 628
C 170 C eram ic C ap 47P SL 629
C 171 C eram ic C ap 47P CH 6 0
C 172 C eram ic C ap 0.0047 6 1
C 17 C eram ic Cap 180 P C H 6 2
C 174 C eram ic C ap 56P CH 6
C 17 5 M yla r Cap 0.1 6 4
C 177 C eram ic Cap 0 0047 6 5
C 178 C eram ic Cap 0 0047 6 6
C 179 Elyt C ap 2 .2 ///2 5 V 6 7
C 182 M yla r Cap 0.0 9 6 8
C 18 C eram ic Cap 0.0047 f6 9
C 184 C eram ic C ap 1 2 0P C H 640
C 185 C eram ic C ap 0.0047 641
C 186 C eram ic C ap 0.0047 642
C 187 C eram ic C ap 0.0047 64
C 188 M yla r C ap 0.047 644
18

WARRANTY SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
1. Refer to instruction manuał for adjustments that may be applicable.
2. Check common electrical parts. Always check instruction manuał for ap
plicable adjustments after such replacement. '
3. efective parts removed from units which are within the warranty period
should be sent to the factory prepaid with model and serial number of
product from which removed and date of product purchase. These parts will
be exchanged at no charge.
4. If the above mentioned procedures do not correct the difficulty, pack the
product securely using the same packaging arrangement as supplied by the
manufacture. A detailed list of troubles encountered must be enclosed as
well as your name and address. Forward prepaid (United Parcel Service is
preferred) to PALOMAR ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
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