Oa ESMian oe TYPE AND VOLTAGE UL and CSA type 120 AC. NK-STO type DEMKO and SEMKO type | 220/240 AC DIN type CONTENTS SPECIFICATIONS ....... BLOCK DIAGRAM CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION DISASSEMBLY . ALIGNMENT . : dgoon6008 POWER TRANSISTORS MOUNTING ASSEMBLY SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM .... P.C, BOARD - NOTICE . : DIAL CORD INSTALLATION. PARTS LOCATION .. PARTS LIST . SEMICONDUCTOR DATA, TRANSISTORS FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR DIODES, LED'S . ceetees ZENER DIODES....... INTEGRATED CIRCUITS .i NR-819 SPECIFICATIONS (Ww, E & N-TYPE) FM TUNER SECTION Usable Sensitivity 60 dB Quioting Sensitivity: better than 10 dBu (3.16 wV) «better than 18 dBu (5.6 nV) + better than 65 dB less than 0.3% + loss than 0.5 % better than 35 dB better than 70 dB better than 42 dB better than 70 dB + better than 40 48 Signal to Noise Ratio: - ‘ 7H. Distortion (1 KHz) Mone: Stereo: Alternate Channel Selectivity Sprious Response Rejection: Image Frequency Rejection: IF Rejection: . - - AM Rejection: AM TUNER SECTION Usable Sensitivity’ Signal to Noise Ratio: Image Frequency Rejection (1000 KHz): «better than 42 dB (125.94V) better than 45 dB better than 30 dB better than 30 dB. IF Rejection (1000 KHz): AUDIO AMPLIFIER SECTION Continuous Power Output per channel, 8 ohms: 20 Hz ~ 20 KHz. {more than 45 Watts 1 KHz more than 45 Watts TH, Distortion, 8 ohms: Continuous Power Output . 1 Watt Power Output LLM, Distortion, 8 ohms: Continuous Power Output 1 Watt Power Output less than 0.05 % IHF Power Bandwidth, 8 ohms + 20 H2~ 20 KHz Damping Factor @ 1 KHz, 8ohms: -.- 22... +.++. 40 Frequency Response: PHONO TAPE OUT (RIAA Equalization) . 30 Hz ~ 15 KHz #1.5 8. «+ less than 0.05 % less than 0.05 % less than 0.05 % AUX, TAPE IN~ SP. TER. + 20 H2~ 20 KHz #1.5 cB Input Sensitivity for 45 Watts Power Output: PHONO ..... AUX, TAPE IN Phono Max. Input Capability, @ 1 KHz ceeesereesees more than 120 mV . 2.5 mV 42 dB + 150 mV +2 dB Capture Ratio: Stereo Separation (100 Hz): (1 KHz): (10 KH): ‘Subearrier Suppression Muting Sensitivity: FM Frequency Range: Antenna Impedance: 200 ohms balanced & 76 ohms unbalanced 550 mV #2 48 better then 3 48 better than 30 48 better than 35 dB + better than 30 48 = better than 40 dB + 25 dBy #8 dB 87.9~ 108.5 MHz Output Level Selectivity (210 KHz): AM Frequency Range: better than 30 48 530 ~ 1630 KHz Output Lovel + 165 mV 42 dB Output Level, @ Continuous Power Output, (Input: PHONO): TAPE OUT 150 mV #2 48 Tone Control: BASS (70Hz) Cut... 10.48 #3 48 Boost .. +10 d8 #3 8 TREBLE (10 KHz) Cut . +10 dB +3 dB Boost ...... ++. $10dB £3 dB Loudness Control (VOLUME: —30 dB): 70 He - 49.48 #3 6B 10 KHz tenes 45 .dB 23 0B Subsonic Filter, @ 20 Hz: - -3 dB +2 48 High Filter, @ 10 KHz: -3.dB #2 48 Signal to Noise Ratio, IHF PHONO, AUX, TAPE IN Idling Current: Midpoint Voltage: better than 80 8 = better than 95 dB 20 mA +10 mA OV +50 mV(D=TYPE) They were measured according to DIN standard FM TUNER SECTION Usable Sensitivity: -..-.... better than 6 dBy (2.0 nV) 50 dB Quieting Sensitivity: «better than 15 dB (5.6 nV) Signal to Noise “Ratio: see better than 58 dB TH. Distortion (1KH2) Mono: sles than 0.9 % Stereo: + = less than 1.0% Alternate Ohannel Selectivity: + better than 35 dB Sprious Response Rejection: better than 70 dB. Image Frequency Rejection: ......., better than 42 dB IF Rejection: . - . ceeees ees better than 70 dB AM Rejection: . - + better than 40.dB AM TUNER SECTION Usable Sensitivity: '. «better than 42 dBy (125.9 2V) Signal to Noise Ratio: . + better than 45 dB. Image Frequency Rejection (1000 KHz): better than 30 48 better than 30 dB IF Rejection (1000 KHz) AUDIO AMPLIFIER SECTION Continuous Power Output per channel, 4 ohms: 20H2~ 20 KHz....-..-.... more than 50 Watts 1KHz .. cesses + More than 70 Watts TH. Distortion, 4 ohms Continuous Power Output ........ tess than 0.1% 1 Watt Power Output .... 4.0... less than 0.1 % LIM. Distortion, 4 ohms Continuous Power Output cee tess than 0.1% 1 Watt Power Output 7 less than 0.15% IMF Power Bandwidth, 4 ohms: ...... 20Hz~ 20 KHz Damping Factor @ 1 KHz, 4 ohms: . .. 45 Frequency Response: PHONO TAPE OUT (RIAA Equalization) 30 Hz ~ 18 KHz 1.508 AUX, TAPE IN-> SP. TER. 20 Hz~ 20 KHz 21.5 4B Input Sensitivity for 70 Watts Power Output: PHONO: 600 cece es TO MV #2 aB AUX, TAPE IN: 2140 mv #208 Phono Max. Input Capability, @ 1 KHz: more than 120 my Output Level, @ Continuous Power Output, (Input: PHONO): TAPE OUT {DIN}: . 12mV £2.48 Tone Control: BASS (70 Hz) Cut: ce =10.dB 43 0B, Boost: ..-..... H0dB 43 d& TREBLE (10KH2) Cut:..........—10dB 43 dB Boost: ........ +10dB 13 d8 Capture Ratio: Stereo Separation (100 Hz): (1 KH: (10 KHz) Subcarrier Suppression: Mating Sensitivity: FM Frequency Range: . Antenna Impedance: NR-819 B better than 3.48 better than 30 8 = better than 35 dB better than 20.48 + better than 36 dB 20.dBu #8 dB 87.5~ 108.5 MHz 300 ohms balanced & 75 ohms unbalanced Output Level: Selectivity (£10 KHz): ‘AM Frequency Range: . Output Lev 300 mV #2 8 «better than 30 8 - 830 ~ 1630 KHz 165 mV 42.48 Loudness Control (VOLUME: —30 48): 70 He: 10 KH: Subsonic Filter, @ 20 Hz: High Filter, @ 10 KHz Signal to Noise Ratio, DIN Fitter: PHONO: AUX, TAPE IN: laling Current: . Midpoint Voltage: GENERAL Power Requirement: W-TYPE: E, N&D-TYPE: Power Consumption: Dimensions, (width) Heit. = 498 43.48 245 dB #3 a8 3.08 +2 4B 308 22 dB better than 60 dB better than 75 dB. 20mA+10mA, ov 250mv. AC 120V, 60 Hz {AC 220/240 V, 50/60 Hz 230 Watts Max. 19.485 inches 6 15 inches. 12344 inches - 103 Kg Specifications subject to change without notice.NR-819 BLOCK DIAGRAM =F de ues 4 naw xaos 90 waren at na + | 5b446 Figure 1 aia 82CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION T-LOCKED (TUNE-LOCKED) SYSTEM 1. FUNCTION ‘The T-Locked system detects 2 frequency drift caused by temperature change or other reason during reception of FM broadcasting, and makes necessary compensation for minimizing the distortion due to such drift, thereby main: taining the optimum receiving state (locked-state). This locked state can be released automatically by touching the tuning knob with a finger. The locked state can also bbe attained automatically by releasing finger from the tuning knob after selecting a desired station. The locked state is indicated by an illuminated LED. 2. OPERATION (a) Releasing of locked state 4. When a finger touches the tuning knob, the hum induced in the human body is applied to the 1¢302 (uPD4069C) pin #3, which operates as a high impedance amplifier and amplifies the hum by about 20dB, The amplified signal, issued at the pin #4, flows through the resistor R342 and the diodes D304 and D305 where it is recti- fied to a DC voltage (approx. 3 ~ 6 V). This signal “H’” is inverted by the 1C302 (pin #5 > pin #6), thus a signal “L” (approx. 0 ~ 0.8V) is obtained, 2. This signal cuts off the transistor Q305 (2SCO45L), thereby turning off the T-Locked indicator (LED #2). At the same time, the transistor Q306 is also cut off by this signal, so ‘that the transistor Q307 connected to the source of the Q306 is also cut off. The transistors 0308 ‘and 0307 are functioning as a differential ampli- fier. The reference signal from the IC1O1 (HA11225) pin #10 is obtained at the collector ‘of 309, and this reference signal is fed back to HHH Tice ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION ON CIRCUIT Pleate refer to page 3 on Block Diagram and page 14 on Schematic Diagram. The electric circuit of this unit consists of four PCB (Printed Circuit Board), a power transformer, various switches and so on, The main PCB are altogether, which are respectively called Tuner-EQ (Equalizer) PCB, Main Amp. PCB and REG (Regulator) PCB. The following are the outline of each PCB assembly. Tuner-£0 PCB This PCB incorporates the following circuit block, which are FM Front End, FM IF Block, FM MPX (Multiplex) Block, T-Locked System Block, Muting Control Block, Muting Circuit Block, AM Tuner Block and Phono EQ Block. NR-819 gi the front end as the AFC signal. However, this signal cannot affect the local oscillation frequency. ‘This means that the locked state has been roloased. NOTE: When the FM signal is very weak, or when detuning, the mute output from IC101 pin #12 activates the Schmidt trigger circuit (10302 pins #8, 9, 10, 11 and 1 ‘meg. ohm) and releases the T-Lock. This signal passes through the diodes D302 and 0311, in which it Is also used as the ‘muting signal. (b) Locking 1. Upon releasing a finger from the tuning knob, the input voltage applied to the 10302 pin #8 becomes zero, and the transistors Q305 and 0306 are turned on. The Q305 causes the T-Locked indi cator (LED #2) to illuminate, and the 0306 allows the AFC signal issued from the IC101 #7 pin to be applied to the base of the transistor 0307. As has been mentioned in the paragraph (a) above, the transistors Q308 and 0307 function as a differential amplifier, and the AFC signal is, applied to the base of 0307, while the reference signal is applied to the base of Q308, Difference between these two signals is obtained at the collector of Q309, and it is fed back to the front end for controlling the local oscillation frequency in such a manner that the difference between the reference signal and AFC signal can be minimized, As a result, a stabilized state, that is, the locked state is achieved, In actual receiver operation however, the LED #2 will not illuminate im- mediately after releasing finger from the tuning knob: it will illuminate after a certain period of delay. This because @ time constant circuit consisting of a capacitor C328 and a resistor R339 is adopted in the circuit. 1. FM Front End Using three staged variable capacitor, with 300 ohms Balanced Type and 75 ohms Unbalanced Type antenne inputs. ‘The top stage RF Amplifier incorporates high PG (Powor Gain) and low NF (Noise Figure) FET. The clapp oscil lator assures stable local oscillation. The resonance circuit, Of the local oscillator incorporates the varicap diode which enables to change the oscillation frequency by the AFC. signal controlled by T-Locked System, 2. FM IF Blook It incorporates two transistors, one IC and two ceramic filters. The IC (HA11225) performs amplification, limitting, quadrature FM demodulation, muting level detection and operation of Tuning and Signal meters.i NR-819 FM MPX Block It incorporates one transistor and one IC. The transistor (0301) suppresses the subsonic noise when de-tuned. ‘The IC (TA7624P) is PLL (Phase Locked Loop) MPX IC. Which assures the high S/N and low distortion, incorpo- rating PLL VCO Circuit, MPX Demodulator, Pilot Auto- cancel Circuit, Stereo/Monaural Automatic Switch Circuit, Stereo Lamp Driver, two Post Amplifiers and Stabilized Power Supply Circuit. It this block, the input signal is once demodulated to stereo and output from the IC, which is then input to the post amplifier of the same IC through the De-emphasis Circuit and Muting Circuit Block. 4, T-Locked System Refer to Circuit Description on page 4. 5. Muting Control, Muting Circuit ‘The Muting Control Block consist of a CMOS Digital IC \uPD4069C) which incorporates 6 inverters and CR parts. The main feature of this Block is the two Schmidt Trigger Circuits consisting of two inverters, which function is to switch on and off the transistor of the Muting circuit Block mentioned hereafter. The Muting Circuit Block consists of three transistors and CR parts, of which two transistors (0303, 304) short ‘the demodulator output of FM MPX Block and ground to perform muting. The other transistor (0302) shorts the operation signal of 0303 and 304 and ground so as muting is not performed when the switch is set ON, When the FM antenna input becomes weaker than acertain level, the FM IF Block outputs muting signal. This signal triggers one Schmidt Trigger Circuit, which output switches Q303 ‘and 304 on to perform muting. This Schmidt Trigger Circuit output is also connected to the IC of FM IF Block. ‘So muting is performed on the IC output 2s well. However, when the Selector Switch is set on FM MONO, muting is not performed since 0302 is set ON. Thus FM is still heard when the input signal is weak. The input of the other Schmidt Trigger Circuit is connected the Selector. When the Selector Is set at AM, PHONO or AUX, the power supply is connected to the Schmidt Trigger Circuit ‘through Selector, and makes 0303 and 304 on to perform muting over the FM output, When the Selector is set to FM AUTO instead of AM or FM MONO instead of PHONO, the output of the Schmidt Trigger Circuit is set off after certain interval wi determined by the value of the capacitor (C330) and the resister (R349) connected to its input, ‘Therefore, muting is cancelled from the FM output ’ little after the Selector is switched. In the reverse opera~ tion of the Selector, the FM output immediately receives muting operation since there is litte interval and AM or PHONO signal appears in the output stage. These circuits all function in order to eliminate the noise caused by switching the Selector. 6. AM Tuner Block It Incorporates two staged variable capacitor, one IC and fone dual elements ceramic filter. The IC (IC201, HA1197) incorporates. RF Amplifier, Converter, IF Amplifier, Detector and AGC Circuit. 7. Phono EQ Block This is @ two stage direct coupling amplifier, incorporating ‘two transistors each in both channels. Carefully selected CR parts assures minimum deviation for the RIAA curve. Main Amp PCB This PCB consists of Power Amplifier and Tone Control Gircuit. The Power amplifier has direct coupled pure complementary OCL circuit which incorporates the dif- ferential amplifier at the top stage. The dual transistor differential amplifier of the top stage amplifies the input signal and stabilizes the center voltage of the power stage. ‘The next stage constructs Darlington Circuit with Q703, and Q707 (704, 708 = R ch.}, functioning as a pre-driver ‘and Q708 gives bias to the power stage. The semifixed resistor which is connected to the base determines the idling current. This transistor (0705) which is thermally connected to the heat sink of the power transistor, also stabilizes the circuit operation. The final stage is the Darlington Pure Complementary OCL Circuit incorporating a mold package power transistor. Tone Control Circuit Is incorporated in the Negative Feedback Circuit of the Power amplifier and it aquires turn-over and roll-off charac teristics respectively in high and low range by varying the negative feedback values of each range by BASS and TREBLE Controls. REG PCB This PCB consists of Rectifier Circuit and its regulation Circuit. The Rectifier Circuit is a bridge type full-wave rectifier circuit and provides direct current of “+” and ""—"" to the ground, The trarsistor Q801 and 803 are constant voltage power supply circuit and function also as a ripple filter. The Q802is ripple filter. Antenna Circuit The coil (L201) and the capacitor (C119) are incorporated within the antenna circuit in order to utilize the signal which is caught by the FM antenna during AM reception. ‘AM signal goes through AM Tuner because the impedance of capacitor is big while the impedance of coil is small. In FM, on the contrary the capacitor’s impedance is small whereas the coll’s impedance is big, which renders the FM signal go through the Front End. FM antenna, therefore, can be used for AM reception without giving interference to the FM reception,DISASSEMBLY SIDE WOODS REMOVAL a. Remove six screws from both sides of the wooden. METAL COVER REMOVAL a. Remove wooden covers from both sides. b. Remove six tapping screws from the top of the metal cover BOTTOM PLATE REMOVAL ‘a. Remove wooden covers from both sides. b. Remove thirteen tapping scrows (# 1 ~ #13) (Photo 1) from the bottom of the unit. FRONT PANEL REMOVAL ‘@ Remove wooden covers and the metal cover. b. Remove two tapping screws (#1 and #2) shown in Photo 2 and three tapping screws (#14 ~ #16) shown in Photo 1 c. Lift the front panel away from the unit. PANEL WINDOW & SUB PANEL REMOVAL a. Remove the front panel. b. Remove six knobs (SPEAKERS, BASS, TREBLE, VOLUME, BALANCE, SELECTOR) from the front of the unit by pulling them forwerd, e. Remove four tapping screws (#1 ~ #4) shown in Photo 3, 10. N si9 GB REFLEX PLATE REMOVAL ‘2, Remove four lamps in accordance with Photo 4. b. Remove two screws (#1 and #2) shown in Photo 4. LED PC BOARD REMOVAL, a. Push the center of push rivet (#1 and #2) (Photo 5) by small screw driver as shown Fig. 2. b. Pull the push rivet forward. LED: PC board is now free to be pulled off. METERS REMOVAL 2, Remove two clamp springs (#3 and #4) and pull two meters (SIGNAL and TUNING) backward shown in Photo & DIAL SCALE REMOVAL a. Remove the reflex plate, LED PC board and two meters. 1b. Remove four tapping screws (#5 ~ #8) shown in Photo 3. POWER TRANSFORMER (WITH BRACKET AND FUSE) REMOVAL a Disconnect all the power transformer cables. b. Remove three tapping screws (#5 ~ #7) (Photo 5) from the back plate. Remove two tapping screws (##8 and #9) (Photo 5) from the side angle. d. Lift the power transformer away from the unit.Photo 2 Photo 3 Photo 4 Photo 8 Figure 2 PUSH RIVETNR 19 E ALIGNMENT ‘TEST EQUIPMENT GENERAL ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTION ‘Allow @ minimum of 10 minutes warm-up for test equip: Always observe response curve on oscilloscope during ‘ment and the receiver to be tested. alignment procedure: Maintain rated line voltage 1. Do not apply signal from FM or AM stations. Apply FM Signal Generator (FM SG) signals only. Oscilloscope 2. Use of excessive signal from FM SG or AM SG can AG Voltmeter cause overloading of the tuner circuits. To properly Distortion Meter align the receiver, adjust FM SG or AM SG output MPX Signal Generator (MPX SG) level control so that response curve on oscilloscope Frequency Counter isnot distorted. ‘AM Sweep Generator (AM SG) 3. Tur the volume controls down to the fully counter DC Voltmeter Clockwise when the dummy load resistors or speakers are not connected to the speaker termina. FM SECTION DRTORTION eTER [Pe Bnwur Freauency” Lieut. ro vo TP wereR 3 To GROUND tex SIGNAL GENERATOR] L apur osci-toscore FM SIGNAL GENERATOR Antena NR— 819 ourruy] i EXT. MOD INPUT _ iS eur "10 FM ANTENNA TERWNALS To OUTPUT TERMINALS Figure 3. Test Equipment Hook-up FM IF Alignment FM sG_— | MODULATING | swiTcHES | DIAL | ADJUST. step | FREQUENCY/ | FREQUENCY/ | OF THE | POINTER | MENT | PROCEDURE | REMARKS CALIBLATION | DEVIATION | RECEIVER [POSITION | POINT ‘A, POWER t0 “Temporaiy comect | Tht ies pre “On thewiring terminal | vent operation #18 of the Tuner EQ. | of T-Locked 1 8. 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Veta vevice eo | foc were |_ mings | anor [no Sow |_| tna whe | Le | o wn EEE] Iocta| are [anne [at = | woe TERMINAL GUIDE (TOP VIEW) BLOCK DIAGRAM @-9 iF ©-0-9 ado out ane | ® > 8 8 often Level Level Level © Voit | Detector] [Detector] | Detector} | Detector Switch hae Mute |i contrat [© Vee ND. Meter ]__[Levelmutd Mute out J @ Drive Drive ge 2 IINTEGRATED CIRCUITS TA7624P ern sn ae FFA 26) TERMINAL GUIDE (TOP VIEW) BLOCK DIAGRAM vec |STABILIZED POWER SUPLLYi NR-819 INTEGRATED CIRCUITS HA1197 TERMINAL GUIDE (TOP VIEW) SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM820 KHz MARKER SIGNAL 485 KHz MARKER Figure 7. AM IF MAIN AMP SECTION ADJUSTMENT Idling Current Adjust Connect 8 ohms dummy load to speaker terminals. Set Volume controls to minimum (fully counterclockwise) Using high sensitivity DC voltmeter, adjust R727 so that the voltage difference between T. P. (near by Q713; NR-819 1,850 KHz MARKER. SIGNAL Figure 8. AM Frequency Coverage 2SD588) and speaker terminal (left channel, 4.7 to 14.1 milivolts, or 9.4 milivolts average. adjust R728 so that the voltage difference between T. P. (near by Q716; 288618) and speaker terminal (right channel, + side) is above value. NR-819 POWER TRANSISTORS MOUNTING ASSEMBLY HEAT SINK (P# 7280340) BUSHING SCREW — PMS 39x8_ NoTE: <> 280588 BY For best heat conduction, use thermally conduc- 288618 tive silicon grease between the power transistor and the mica insulator and between the insulator ‘and the heat sink. 713 2588 (P# 5131098) PRECAUTIONS FOR REPAIR SERVICE Many of these items are included just as @ reminder— 4, they are normal procedures for experienced tech- nicians. Shortcuts can be taken: but, often they ‘cause additional damage to transistors, circuit com- nents or the printed circuit board. 1, Do not bridge electrolytic capacitors with AC power. The resultant surges may damage solid state devices. 2. Do not bias the base of any transistor while voltage is being applied to its collector. 3. Replacements for output and driver transistors, if necessary, must be made from the same hfe group as the original type. Be sure to include this information when ordering replacement transistors. If one output transistor burns out (open or shorts), always remove all output transistors in that channel and check the bias adjustment, the control and other parts in the network with ‘an ohmmeter before inserting a new transistor. All output transistors in one channel will be destroyed if the base biasing circuit is open in the emitter end 5 Replacement of transistors and components in the frontend, IF stage and multiplex decoder will not normally require realignment of these circuits, unless absolutely necessary. Do not attempt a realignment unless the required test equipment is available and the alignment pro- ‘cedure is thoroughly understood.SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM nr-819 EERE NR-819P.C. BOARD (sortom view) NR-819 NR-819 “TUNER EQ PCB REG PCB ae iN PER . i pla o ia 10 | o| i al f I JI mamame)jece Jill \ J Pipe fli: Alice e TT 7 # o ° of iy late > La Bg y " a Se ~ ee aa = = Figure 11NOTICE FRONT END ‘The circuit of new type front end, as follows. FFI24U D-TYPE Cian FRONT END 4910160 The circuit and the parts of D-type are to be changed as follows. 8 gor 2.103: cru-tom-rzc NR-819 18 19] NR-819 no Sc sig ‘co | i EL eSB cm] | | ha SE of ' pastes Tapt aes i | ae loem= 8 s aK I Vio7s~ S38 , 2 3 4 0 we 3 ae ic101 1 1h & Aa L ! ~---) Foure 13 SvHBOL Wo one WE aNATE oF i ceramic CFM — 1078-124 wie crm = 1078 ~126 oF 03 wONE CaPAGTTOR c 108 BORE coear 00m A105 nesisToR 70 onus aso onus DIAL CORD INSTALLATION Puuuey DIAL POINTER, Figure 14 1. Remove an old dial cord. 2. Turn the dial drum shaft counter-clockwise until the rotor of the variable capacitor is completely out of the stator. If the deficient part of the dial drum is not in a straight line with the dial drum shaft (vertically), loosen the dial drum drive screws and adjust the dial drum to be placed on the top portion. ‘Then restighten the dial drum screws, suver String the dial drum and pulleys with new dial cord in accordance with Fig. 14 (in circled numbered order Fix the dial pointer to the string and adjust to high frequency end (approx. 109.85 MHz) position when the rotor of the variable capacitor is completely out of the stator.Lne-si9 Ef INTERGRATED CIRCUITS uPD4069C FUNCTION/MANUFACTURER = Hox Inverter/NEC EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT AND CONNECTION INFORMATION, —h war tS gg ' UUOUUUICUUUOTEUEC EU aera age ERENT MEMO