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GENERAL
This Receiver is for use on 100 to 130 volts direct current. It must not be connected to an alternat-
ing current line.
The resistor plug must be placed in the socket at the rear right-hand corner of the base. This socket
is used for an 80 rectifier tube in some of the A.C. models. No rectifier is required with this Receiver,
although if a tube is placed in this socket no damage will be done.
The field coil of the speaker used with this Receiver is of low resistance. · It is not the same as the
field coil used with the A.C. Electric Receiver. If by mistake, a speaker from an A.C. Electric Receiver
is.plugged into the D.C. Receiver, no damage will be done, but only an extremely weak, distorted signal
will be obtained. If a speaker from a D.C. Electric Receiver is plugged into an A.C. Receiver, again no
damage will be done, but the reception will be weak and distorted.
COMPENSATING
Always use an oscillator signal when adjusting compensating ()ondensers. With the Receiver set
up for operation, adjust the oscillator and Receiver so the signal is tuned in between 120 and 140 on the
tuning scale. Have the Receiver volume control turned on full. Adjust the oscillator so that the received
signal is very weak. Using a fibre wrench turn down on the adjusting nut of the first compensating con-
. denser until it is quite tight. This purposely throws the first stage out of balance while adjusting the
second stage.
After tightening this first adjusting nut compensate the second condenser in the usual manner,
th~t is, tune the Receiver very carefully to the oscillator signal and adjust the compensating condenser
for the maximum signal. After this adjustment has been made, adjust the first compensating condenser
in the same manner. REPLACEMENT PARTS
No. on
Fill,8. l and 3 Description
CD Volume Control . .
@ First R. F. Transformer
® Tuning Condenser .
© Compensating Condenser
® Second R. F. Transformer
® By-Pass Condenser .
(j) Resistor . . . . .
® Compensating Condenser
® By-Pass Condenser .
@ Coupling Condenser . .
@ Third R. F. Transformer
@ By-Pass Condenser .
@ Resistor . . . .
@ Coupling Condenser . .
@ Fourth R. F. Transformer
@ By-Pass Condenser
@ ];wsistor . . .
@ By-Pass Condenser
@ Resistor
@) Resistor . .
® By-Pass Condenser
@ By-Pass Condenser
@ Resistor
@ Resistor
@ Resistor
@ Resistor . .
® By-Pass Condenser
@ Resistor . .
@ Tone Control . .
@ Input Transformer
@ On-Off Switch . .
@ Filter Condenser Block
@ Resistor
@ Resistor
Part No.
4094
3884-A
4069-E
3772-A
3884-B
3584-D
3525
3772-A
3557-A
3892-A
3884-C
3584-D
3525
3892-A
3884-C
3584-D
3526
3584-D
3656
3767
3774
3557:.A
3766
3542
3769
3767
3897-A
3769
4037-A
3872
3517
4067
4142
3656
No . on
Fias. land 3
@ Choke .
® Resistor
® Resistor
Description
@ Resistor . . . .
@ Output Transformer.
@ Voice Coil and Cone
@ Field Coil .
@ Pilot Lamp . . .
Resistor Conn. Plug .
Knobs (Large)
Knobs (Small)
Knobs (Switch)
Spring (Knob)
Grid Clip . . .
Grid Clip Insulator
Condenser Shield
Tube Shield . . . .
Cushion (Condenser Brace) .
Rubber Washer (Cond. Brace) .
Rubber Washer (Condenser)
Speaker Plug and Cable .
Rubber Washer (Furniture).
Pilot Insulator
Pilot Guard .
Condenser Brush . .
R. F. Transformer Shield
Bottom Plate . . . . .
Compensating Condenser Nut
Tuning Scale . .
Condenser Cable . .
Condenser Cable Spring
Pilot Lamp . . .
4-hole Tube Socket .
5-holc Tube Socket .
PHILADELPHIA STORAGE BATTERY COMPANY
Ontario and C Streets, Pblladelpbla, Pa.
Part No.
3422
3526
4057
4058
2848
2814-B
2799
3463
4071
3580-A
3579-A
3676-A
3305
4060
4061
4065
3878-A
3914
3915
3920
L-1056-A
3558
4054
4055
3748
3862
3406
3151
3794
3484
3012
3463
3423-A
3442-A
May, 1930 Form No. 2323 Printed in U. 8. A,
