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WARNING
THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE OPERATED WITH A
..'.
3-PRONG GROUNDED OUTLET RECEPTACLE. FAILURE
TO USE A PROPERLY GROUNDED OUTLET MAY RESULT
IN IMPROPEROPERATION OR SAFETY HAZARD!

LIMI1HJ WARRAIVTY
Marti Electronics. Inc. agrees to repair or replace within a one (D year period and with-
out charge. any equipment or parts which are defective as to workmanship or material and
which are returned to Marti at its factory. transportation prepaid and properly insured.
provided:
a. Notice of the claimed defect is given Marti within one (D year from date of original
shipment and goods are returned in accordance with Marti instructions.
b. Equipment, accessories. tubes and batteries not manufactured by Marti are subject
to only such adjustments as Marti may obtain from the supplier thereof.
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handled, or damaged in any way.
d. In the event Marti is required to demonstrate equipment capability either as to
specifications or defects in parts or workmanship and where it is found that the
equipment meets specifications. Marti shall be entitled to collect all reasonable
expenses from the Buyer including but not limited to, travel. per diem living
expenses and hourly wage rates which have been established by Marti and which are
in effect at the time.

Marti further guarantees that any radio transmitter described herein will deliver speci-
fied radio frequency power output at the antenna lead when connected to a suitable load, but
such guarantee shall not be construed as a guarantee of any definite coverage or range of said
apparatus. The guarantee of these paragraphs is void if equipment is altered or repaired by
others than Marti or its authorized. service Representative. unless specifically authorized. in
writing by Marti. No other warranties, expressed or implied, shall be applicable to any equip-
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the agreements contained in this paragraph. In no event shall Marti have any liability for con-
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of the products. or any inability to use them either separately or in combination with other
equipment or materials, or from any other cause.

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 STL-30 Instruction Manual
Table of Contents
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Specifications, STI..-30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Unpacking and Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Electrical Connections 3
Antennas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Operation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Theory of Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Tools and Test Equipment Required 11
Factory Test Report. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Tune-Up Procedure and Adjustment 13
Location of Adjustments CDrawing No. 702-o76A) 16
Block Diagram, STI..-30 CDrawing No. 702-078) ...................... 17
Main Frame Schematic, 702-074 18
Parts List, 702-074 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Audio Board Schematic, 800-194 20

Parts Locator, 800-194-1 21
Parts List, 800-194 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 22
Modulator Board Schematic, 800-195 24
Parts Locator, 800-195-1 25
Parts List, 800-195 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 26

Multiplier Board Schematic, 800-163 27

Parts Locator, 800-163-1 28
Parts List, 800-163 29

RF Power Ampli- Schematic, 800-170 32

fier Board Parts List, 800-170 33

Output Filter Schematic, 800-250 35

Board Parts Locator, 800-250-1 36
Parts List, 800-250 37

Power Supply Schematic, 800-249 38

Board Parts Locator, 800-249-1 39
Parts List, 800-249 39

Meter Board Schematic, 800-252 40

Parts Locator, 800-252-1 41
Parts List, 800-252 41

Input Filter Board Parts Locator, 800-253-1 42

Temp. Board Parts Locator, 800-255-1 .................. 42
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 INTRODUCTION
The Marti Model S1L-3O Solid-State Transmitters are designed to operate in Fixed
Broadcast Point to Point Communication Service. Refer to the specification sheet
for a listing of the available bandwidths. These transmitters, when used with the
recommended companion receiver, provide a broadcast link: having audio quality
not approached by conventional voice communication radio equipment. The S1L-
30 transmitter operates from both 115 volt, 50-60 Hz. AC commercial power and
11 to 14 volt battery <NEGATIVE GROUND}supply in fixed service. A meter and
selector switch are provided for monitoring audio level, RF output, and power
supply voltage.

MODEL STL-30
STL TRANSMITTER
SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency Range and ............... 140-180 MHz. - 45 Watts
Maximum Power Output 2.80-340 MHz. - 35 Watts
Connector. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50-239
OperatingTemp. Range ......... -10°C to +45 °C
Modulation (Specify) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adjustable from :t 5 to :t 25 kHz
deviation
Stability . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0002&'k
Spurious Emission. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . meets FCC requirements
Audio Inputs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . balanced 600 ohms, +8 dBm
SubcarrierInput................... 1 volt RMS
Metering/Indicators.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Illuminated meter, Audio level, relative
supply voltage, relative RF output.
Flashing LEOs' indicate "Antenna" <VSWR
too high> and "Temp" (over temperature>
indicators.
Controls. ........................ POWER switch, METER switch
Power Requirements ............... 110-125 volts, 50-60 Hz. AC <2.20volt,
50 Hz available on special order).
11 -13.5 volt DC, negative ground
Accessory Connector ............... 9-pin "D" connector for DC power,
remote control, line level audio input,
subcarrier input
Weight. ......................... 12. 4lbs. net, I6lbs. shipping wt.
5.62l::gs. net, 7. 2D I::gs. shipping wt.
Dimensions ....... II.5in. widex3.5in. high x I3.3in.
deep.

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 UNPACKING AND INSPECTING
This equipment was factory tested, inspected, packed, and delivered to the carrier
with utmost care. Do not accept shipment from carrier which shows damage or
shortage until the carrier's agent endorses a statement of the irregularity on the face
of the carrier's receipt. Without documentary evidence, a claim cannot be filed.

Unpack equipment immediately upon receipt and thoroughly inspect for concealed
damage. If damage is discovered, cease further unpacking and request immediate
inspection by local agent of carrier. A written report of the agent's findings, with
his signature is necessary to support claim. Check your shipment against the
shipping papers for possible shortage. Do not discard any packing material until all
items are accounted for. Small items are often thrown away with packing material.

Packing material should be retained until equipment testing is completed. Any

equipment returned to the factory should be packed in original cartons, insured and
pre-paid.

INSTALLATION
Install rack-mounted equipment in a well-ventilated, well-grounded, and shielded
rack cabinet. Do not locate solid-state equipment in a rack above tube-type
equipment which produces high temperatures. Problems can also be avoided by
locating this unit away from other equipment which has transformers that produce
strong magnetic fields. These fields can induce hum and noise into the Marti
equipment thus reducing performance. Strong radio-frequency <RF>fields should be
avoided where possible. Extensive shielding and filtering have been incorporated
into this equipment to permit operation in moderate RF environments. All
equipment racks, cabinets, etc., should be bonded together by wide copper
grounding strap to ensure that all system elements are at the same RF ground
potential.

S7Z-:J{}7R4NSMITIEl? INSTALlA TION

1. Program audio output is connected to balanced audio input screw terminals. Use
shielded wire! Program audio level required is +8 dBm, 600 ohms balanced and
isolated from ground. For dual channel stereo repeat instructions at second
transmitter. Audio processing requirements of the SlL-30 will be discussed in the
section titled OPERAnON.
2.. Connect a Remote Control or Subcarrier Generator <modulator) to the jack
marked Sub IN. The subcarrier source may be 50 to 600 ohms impedance, and the
input level required is approximately one (D volt RMS. Subcarrier frequencies may
be between 39 KHz and 67 KHz. Systems factory supplied with 2.00 KHz IF
bandwidth will carry subcarriers up to 67 KHz. For other subcarrier frequencies or
narrow IF bandwidth systems contact the factory.

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3. The accessory connector has several uses such as remote control, automatic
switching, and external DC power. Connection instructions are furnished with
these accessories.
4. Connect S11..transmitting antenna coax to "ANT'. This requires a PL-259 male
connector. A short flexible jumper (2.0' max. ) may be used between 'ANT and semi-
flexible coax. Marti Part No. 585-<>17Double Shielded, Low-Loss RG 214/U Jumper
is recommended.
5. Turn transmitter off. Connect AC Line receptacle on bad: of the transmitter to
a 115 volt AC power source with special cord set supplied. USE ONLY 3-PRONG
GROUNDEDOUTLET RECEPTACLES FOR SAFETY.

WARNING
THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE OPERATED WITH A 3-
PRONG, GROUNDED, 115 VOLT, AC OUTLET
RECEPTACLE! FAILURE TO USE A PROPERLY
GROUNDED OUTLET COULD RESULT IN A SAFETY
HAZARD OR FAULTY EQUIPMENT PERFORMANCE.

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 ANTENNAS

S7Z AN7EJ\WA INSTALLATION CHECKlIST

The followng suggestions are offered to help those responsible for antenna
installations avoid costly errors in assembly and adjustment. Marti Electronics Inc.
assumes no responsibility for the installation and performance of antenna systems
associated with its equipment. The following suggestions are not intended to be a
complete step-by-step procedure, simply a listing of some of the most frequently
associated with its equipment. The following sugge

Antenna Assembly
Follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully. If no instructions were included
with the antenna, call or write the antenna manufacturer for
instructions. Transmission Une Connector AssemblyDo not use RG-58 U or RG-8 U
cable for SI1. station antennas! They have too much loss at VHF and UHF
frequencies. Follow the instructions furnished by the manufacturer when cutting
coaxial cable. Inspect the cable ends for small metal fragments which can short-
circuit the line inside the connector assembly. Check the line for a short-circuit
condition after each connector is installed by using an ohmmeter. Pressurized line
should be checked for several days under pressure before installation on a tower to
ensure that there are no leaks in the line or fittings.

Moisture Proofing CorlKConnector.s and Fittings

Extreme care must be exercised with coaxial cable before and after connectors have
been installed to ensure that moisture does not enter the line. Foam dielectric line
can take on moisture absorption which is difficult to detect and remedy. Therefore,
keep the line dry while in storage with ends tightly capped. Coaxial splices,
connectors, and fittings, to be located outside should be made mechanically tight,
then coated with a weather-proofing material such as SCOTCHKOTE over at least
two layers of SCOTCH 88 vinyl plastic electrical tape. Moisture problems in antenna
systems are usually traced back to connectors which have NOT been properly taped.
The Marti K-] Grounding and Weatherproofing Kit is recommended for use in each
new antenna installation.

location and Grounding of Coaxial Cable

Keep the SI1. receiver coaxial cable as far from the broadcast transmitter and its
coaxial cable as possible. DO NOT S1RAP RECEIVER CABLE TO THE MAIN
ANTENNA CABLE AT ANY POINT. PLACE THE RECEIVER ANTENNA COAXIAL
CABLE ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE TOWER FROM THE MAIN ANTENNA
CABLE. Maintain maximum separation between these cables at all points,
including the distance from tower base to transmitter building as well as inside the
building.

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System Grounding
It essential tha the S11. antenna system be properly grounded for safety and proper
operation.

Antenna Installation and Adjustment

The polarization of the transmit and receive antennas of the S11. system must be the
same! This means that if the transmitting antenna is horizontal, the receiving
antenna must also be horizontal. Each antenna should be attached to the tower to
allow for final adjustment in azimuth heading. After visual adjustment of the
antennas, the transmitter and receiver can be used to make the final adjustments of
the antennas. With the transmitter driving one antenna, the receiving antenna is
adjusted for maximum signal <indicated on the receiver} in both horizontal and
vertical directivity. CAlITION: Antennas have a 'major' and several 'minor' lobes in
their directivity patterns. A common error is to peak the antenna on a minor lobe,
resulting in a signal level of only a fraction of the major lobe signal. This error can
be avoided only by swinging the antenna through a large angle so that all lobes are
evaluated and the major lobe clearly determined. After one antenna is adjusted,
the transmitter and receiver locations are reversed, to allow adjustment of the other
antenna. If an RF watt meter is available, each antenna and transmission line can be
checked for VSWR when the transmitter is supplying power to it. The VSWR
should be less than 1. 5 to 1 (1. 5:1). IF THE ANTENNA SYSTEM FAILS TO GIVE
THE PREDICTED SIGNAL STRENGTH LEVEL, THE FOU.OWING ITEMS SHOULD
BE CHECKED:

1. Check for correct assembly of antenna.

2. Check that antennas have same polarity.
3. Check orientation of antennas in both horizontal and vertical directions.
4. Check VSWR of both transmit and receive antennas. VSWR should be less
than 1. 5: 1.
5. Check for required Fresnel zone path clearance at all points along radio
path.
6. Check for obstructions in the path such as trees and man-made structures.
Do not depend on maps or aerial photographs.

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 OPERATION

COJ\.7IDl ANf) CO~TON FUNCTIONS

CONfROL Switch
When the transmitter is not in use the CONfROL switch should be in the "OFF'
position. The switch should be placed in "Sf ANDBY" position at least 2 minutes
before transmission is anticipated. Current drain is minimal in "Sf ANDBY"position.
The CONfROL switch is placed in "TRANSMIT' position when transmission is
desired.

METER Switch
The VU MEIER serves the function of indicating the relative power supply voltage,
relative RF power output, and the amount of modulation. With the METER
SWITCH in the "POWER SUPPLY" position, +1 VU indicates a power supply voltage
of approximately 13.5 v OC. "MODULATION" reads peak: modulation of the
transmitter. Zero (0) VU is 100% modulation. With a subcarrier, set modulation at
-2 VU peak:. An FM compressor-limiter will help control modulation peab and
increase average modulation. The METER indicates RF output only when the
CONfROL Switch is in the "lRANSMIT' position.

ANTENNAConnector
Connection of various antenna systems is covered under INSf All.A TION and
ANTENNAS.

RECVR Connector
The RECVR Connector is not used in the SIL-30 Transmitter.

ANTENNA<WARNINGLIGHD
The red LED light marked "ANTENNA"which is to the right of the METER on the
SIL-30 front panel, flashes to indicate a problem with the antenna when
transmitting. The ANTENNA <WARNINGLIGIID flashes if the CONfROL switch is
switched to "TRANSMIT' without an antenna connected. It can also indicate a
defective antenna, coaxial cable, or connector. Prolonged operation under these
conditions can damage the transmitter.

TEMP <WARNINGLIGHD
Flashing of the TEMP <WARNINGLIGHD indicates excessive operating temperature
within the transmitter. This can be caused by obstructed vent holes in the top or
rear of the unit, inoperative cooling fan, or antenna problems. Do not operate SIL-
30 until the cause of overheating is corrected!

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PRE-EMPHASISSWITCHES
Two progr~mmable switches SI and 52 on AUDIO BOARD, 800-194, enable the user
to select flat, 25, 50, or 75 micro-second pre-emphasis characteristics. The
selection of one of these options in the transmitter requires a corresponding selection
of SI and 52 on the receiver AUDIO BOARD, 800-205. Refer to STI.-30 Drawing
702-{)76A and R-I0 Drawing 702-{)57 for the location of these switches. The
switches, as shown in the diagrams, are positioned for 75 micro-seconds at the
factory. 75 micro-second pre-emphasis and de-emphasis produces the best threshold
noise performance in an FM system. It does, however. present problems in
modulation control. Some users therefore may wish to use 50, 25, or flat
processing. AM stations will find flat processing desirable since the STI. can be
treated as a pair of wires in proof of performance tests without possible
overmodulation of the link at high audio frequencies. With 75 micro-second pre-
emphasis, audio input levels to the transmitter should be reduced 20 dB below 100%
modulation when running frequency response tests to prevent overmodulation at the
higher audio frequencies. With a full quieting RF signal into the receiver, flat pre-
emphasis will produce a system signal to noise ratio approximately 6 dB less than 75
micro-second pre-emphasis. Received signal levels less than full quieting may
produce a difference of as much as 13 dB between flat and 75 micro-second pre-
emphasis.

FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT
The RF output frequency of this transmitter should be measured and adjusted as
often as necessary to insure on-frequency operation and to comply with regulations.
This procedure is covered in the section: TUNEUP PROCEDURE.

S7FP BYS7FP Sll-.J() OPERATING PNOCEDURE

1. Position CONTROL switch to "OFF', then plug STI.-30 into a 115 volt, AC,
grounded, 3-prong receptacle.
WARNING
THIS EQUIPMENTMUST BE OPERATED WITH A 3-
PRONG, GROUNDED, 115 VOLT AC OUTLET
RECEPTACLE! FAILURETO USE A PROPERLY
GROUNDED OUTLETCOULD RESULT IN A SAFETY
HAZARDOR FAULTY EQUIPMENTPERFORMANCE.
IF AN EXTENSIONCORD IS USED, IT MUST BE TIlE lHREE-WIRE GROUNDING
TYPE TO INSURESAFElY. DO NOT CUT OFF TIlE GROUNDPIN OF A 3-PRONG
PLUG.

2. Connect antenna to the ANTENNAconnector on the STI.-30 rear panel.

3. Place CONTROL switch in "STANDBY" position. <Allow for a 2 minute warmup!>

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4. To transmit, move CONTROL switch to "TRANSMIT' position. The METER
should read 0 VU, 3 VU, with METER switch in 'RF OUTPUT' position.

5. If the ANfENNA CWARNINGLIGHD flashes in ''TRANSMIT' operation, switch

transmitter "OFF' immediately and check: antenna, connectors, and coaxial cable.

6. Flashing of the TEMP CWARNINGLIGHD indicates:

A. Obstructed vent holes in top or rear of unit.
B. Fan not operating.
C. Improper tuning, antenna load, or other problems causing excessive
heating.

DO NOT OPERATE STL-30 UNTIL CAUSE OF OVERHEATING IS CORRECTED !

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STL-30 THEORY OF OPERATION

Refer to Block Diagram Drawing No. 702-078 and Schematic Diagrams.

POWEl? SlIPPL Y; 800-E49

Board 800-249 contains filter capacitors Cl and C2, voltage adjust pot Rl, and
reverse polarity protection diodes Dl, D2, and 00. The unregulated output
voltage of this supply is 17-20 volts, and is supplied from bridge rectifier Dl. Series
regulator IC-l is located on the large heat sink at the rear of the transmitter, and
supplies 13.5 volts DC at 5 amps.

AIE7Eli'BOARD, IJ(}(}-25E
The MEfER, meter illumination lamp, ANfENNA <WARNING LIGIIT> and TEMP
<WARNINGLIGIIT> LEOs, with their comparator drivers, IC-IA, IC-IB, are located
on the MEfER BOARD.

INPllT/OU7PUT FIL7E7?S, 8tJth8S.J

All input/output circuits connected to ACCESSORY connector, as well as the AC
line input, have radio-frequency filters. In addition to the L and C filter
components, a reverse polarity protector diode D2 is located on the 800-253 board.

AUDIO BOARD, 800-/94

The 600 ohm balanced audio input to the transmitter is connected to the inputs of a
unity gain differential amplifier IC-IA. A potentiometer, R9, is provided for
adjusting the amplifier to produce the maximum common mode rejection (CMR>.
The output of the differential amplifier is direct coupled to the pre-emphasis
amplifier. The negative feedback circuit of this amplifier has two capacitors
selected by switches 51 and 52 which provides options of 0, 25, 50, or 75
microseconds pre-emphasis. Following the pre-emphasis circuit are two stages of
active Butterworth low-pass filtering. The signal then is fed to the MODULATOR
audio input and to metering amplifiers IC-3A and IC-3B. The subcarrier input is
routed to the MODULATORsubcarrier input.

MODlJIATOB, 800-/95
The MODULATOR consists of a voltage controlled crystal oscillator Q2, buffer
amplifier Q3, subcarrier modulator D2, precision voltage regulator IC-l and oven
heater control Ql. Precise frequency control is obtained by thermally coupling
components Y-l, Ql, Q2, and IC-l to the temperature regulated Frequency
Control Module, 800-160-1. Coarse and fine frequency adjustment is provided by
L1 and 1.2 while main channel modulation is provided by a voltage variable
capacitance diode in the Frequency Control Module. Bias for this diode is obtained
through voltage divider resistors R4, RS, and ru. Diode Dl temperature
compensates the bias supply. Components L3, C13, and D2 permit phase
modulation of the subcarrier information upon the RF output of transistor Q3.

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MlILTIPIIEI? BOARD, 800-/6.J
The modulator RF output is frequency-multiplied in the multiplier board to obtain
the various operating frequencies listed on the STI.-30 specification sheet. The
multiplication factor for various frequency bands is as follows:
140-180MHz 12X
200 - 2fIJ MHz 16 X
280 - 340 MHz 24 X
400 - 480 MHz 24 X
The power level at the input to the multiplier is approximately 5 mw. and the
output level is O.9 to 1.5 watts.

BF POWEl? AMPLIFIER, 800-/7o-.JO

RF output of the MULTIPLIER BOARD is connected to the input of the power
amplifier board at a 50 ohm impedance. Transformation of the 50 ohm input to the
base impedance of Ql is accomplished by Cl, C2, and L1, L2, and L3. L4 and L5
provide a path for Q1 base current and the L5-Rl parallel circuit reduces low
frequency gain and instability. The RF output power of Ql is approximately 10
watts and is fed to the base of Q2 by the L-C impedance matching network shown on
the schematic. L13 and R2 reduce low frequency gain and instability. RF power at
the collector of Q2 is matched to 50 ohm by the L-C network shown. The collector
supply to Ql and Q2 is de-coupled by L8 and C5-10.

OU7PUT lOW-PASS FIllEl?, DIRECTIONAl COl/PlEI? 800-1!50

RF output from the RF POWER AMPLIFIER passes through a four-section low-pass
filter and directional-coupler before reaching the output connector. The
directional-coupler is of microstrip construction. The forward power sample of this
coupler is supplied to the "RF OUfPUT' METER, and the reflected power sample is
fed to comparator IC-IA on the METER board and flashes the ANfENNA <WARNING
LIGHD LED to indicate high VSWR. R5 and R6 calibrate the forward and reflected
power samples.

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TEST EQUIPMENT
FOR ALIGNMENTOF 5n-30 SERIES
TRANSMIITERS

Bird, Model #43, Wattmeter, 50 ohm impedance

Bird, 5-Watt Element, 100-250 MHz. , or 400-1000 MHz
Bird, 5O-Watt Element, 100-250 MHz. , or 400-1000 MHz
Microwave Associates, 5O-Watt RF Load, Model 44003
Kron-Hite, Distortion Analyzer, Model 6801
Kron-Hite, Oscillator, Model 4500
Hewlett Pacbrd, Attenuator Set, Model 3500
Hewlett Packard, Frequency Counter, Model5383A (option (01)
Hewlett Pacbrd, Spectrum Analyzer, Model 8558B
Hewlett Pacbrd, Signal Generator, Model 8654B
Wavetek, Automatic Modulation Meter, Model 4101
Beckman, Digital Multimeter, Model 3030
Triplett, Analog Multimeter, Model 630
RF Attenuator, adjustable 0-110 dB
Marconi, RF Signal Generator, Model TF2013

TOOLS FOR ALIGNMElVT OF SJZ-.JO SEli'IES 1RANSMlllHl~"

GC, 9300, Tuning Tool

GC, 9440, Tuning Tool
JFD, 52.84, Tuning Tool
Sprague-Goodman, GTT-5, Tuning Tool
Xcelite, RIM, 118' x 'I', Screwdriver

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 STL-30 TRANSMITTER JEST REPORT

CUSTOMER:
ADDRESS:

FREQUENCY:
Serial #:
Modulator Voltage at 1P:
100% Modulation
Total DC CUJTent: amperes

140 - 2.50 MHz 2.50 - 480 MHz

1P 1 0.35-0.70 0.2.5 - O. 50
1P2 0.40-0.80 0.20-0.60
1P3 NOT USED 0.60-1.20
TP4 0.2.5 - O. 50 0.45 - O.90
TP5 0.30-0.60 0.80 -1. 60

* 8 volt regulator a. 45 - 7. 65)

* Set power on 120 volt AC operation at watts
* DC voltage on 120 volt AC operation <13. 5 volts DC)
* Response within specifications
* Distortion within specifications
* Signal to noise within specifications
* Metering satisfactory

TEST EQUIPMENT
Frequency Counter, HP Model 5383A
Deviation Monitor, Wavetel: Model 4101

SIGNA lURE:

DATE:

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 TUNE-UP PROCEDURE FOR STL-30

POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE ADJUSlMElVT

1. Connect Dummy Load to RF output J4. Remove top cover of

transmitter. Connect the positive lead of a 0-20 volt DC, digital voltmeter of O. 2%
accuracy (or better) to a connector pin with a red wire on POWER SUPPLY BOARD,
800-049. Connect negative lead to chassis ground.
2. Place CONTROL switch in 'TRANSMIT' position and adjust Rl for 13.5
volts, DC.

AUDIO BOARD. 800-194. ADJUS7ME7V7S

1. Connect an audio voltmeter to Pin 1 <modulator audio) of AUDIO BOARD,

800-194. Connect a jumper between Terminal 1 and 3 (the outer terminals) of audio
input barrier strip , (the 600 ohm balanced input). Connect an audio signal
generator between chassis and either Terminal 1 or 3. Set generator to 100Hz at 1
volt output. Increase sensitivity of audio voltmeter until the 100Hz output
component is indicated. Adjust R9 (CMR, Common Mode Rejection> for minimum
common mode output.
2. Set 51 and 52 on AUDIO BOARD, 800-194 for 75 micro-second pre-
emphasis with 51 and 52 positioned toward R15. Remove jumper and feed audio
signal generator into Terminals 1 and 3 of three-screw audio input barrier strip. Set
generator to 15 KHz and adjust level for O.78 volts <0 dBID>. on the audio voltmeter
connected as in (1,) above. Set generator to 400 Hz and observe audio voltmeter.
Level at 400 Hz should be exactly 17 dB below the level at 15 KHz. If not, return
to 15 KHz and adjust R15 by the amount in error at 400 Hz. Repeat process until
exact pre-emphasis is obtained.
3. Modulation meter calibration is covered in MODULATOR BOARD, 800-
195, Adjustments.

MODl/lA TOR BOARD. 800-195, ADJUS7ME7V7S

Connect dummy load with sampling attenuator to ANTENNA connector of

transmitter. Connect an accurate standard FM deviation meter and frequency
counter to sampling attenuator or FREQUENCY TEST JACK. Place CONTROL
switch in 'TRANSMIT' position.
1. Measure bias voltage at TP (test point) of MODULATORBOARD, 800-195
using digital DC voltmeter. This voltage should be that recorded on STL-JO
TRANSMITTER TEST REPORT. To ensure low distortion modulation, DO NOT
CHANGE TIllS VOLTAGE SETTING.
2. Set transmitter on frequency by adjusting L2 <fine) coil slug using correct
insulated tool. If nesessary, L1 <Coarseadjustment) can be made using the insulated
tool specified.

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 3. Place TE5f MEIER in "MODULATION"position and feed a 400 Hz, +8
dBm signal from an audio signal generator into audio input terminals. The TE5f
METER should read "0 VU". If not adjust R24 <modulation meter calibrate> on
AUDIO BOARD, 800-194 for "0 VU". The FM deviation meter should read the
deviation specified under "100 % Modulation" on STI.-30 lRANSMITIER TE5f
REPORT. If not, adjust R6 on MODULATORBOARD, 800-195.
4. Remove 400 HZ tone. Feed audio signal generator set for 67 KHz at one
(1) volt into Jl Sub In. Set TE5f METER switch to "Sub Level" and adjust audio
signal generator level for a meter reading of "0 VU" . Adjust Rll for 20 %sub-carrier
injection as indicated on the linear vertical display on a spectrum analyzer.

MULTIPlIEli' BOAND, 8«)-/63, ADJUS7ME!V1S

Remove top cover of unit. Remove coaxial cable plug at RF Output jacl:: J2 of
Multiplier Board 800-163. Refer to Layout Drawing 702<)76A for location of
connectors, test points and adjustments.
1. Connect Bird, Model #43 Wattmeter with 5-watt element and 50 ohm
load to J2 of Multiplier Board 800-163. Connect sensitive multimeter (0-3 volt DC
range> negative probe to TP-l of Multiplier Board, and the positive probe to chassis
ground. Place CONTROL switch in "lRANSMIT" position. A minimum of 0.25 volts
should be indicated; if not, see MODULATORADJUSTMENTS.
2. Move negative probe of meter to TP-2, adjust L1 and 12 for maximum
indication.
3. Move negative probe of meter to TP-3, adjust L3 and L4 for maximum
indication.
4. Move negative probe of meter to TP-4, adjust 1..5and L6 for maximum
indication. N01E: Omit this step on the 140-180 MHz units.
5. Move negative probe of meter to TP-5, adjust C27 and C28 for maximum
indication.
6. Adjust C36 and C37 for maximum indication on the wattmeter connected
to J2 with R 14 power pot set for maximum. Adjust power level to approximately
1. 2 watts.
7. Place CONTROL switch in "OFF" position. Remove wattmeter from J2
and re-install coaxial cable plug at J2.

POWEli' AMPlIFIEll 8«)-/7~.JO. ADJUS7ME!V1S

Connect Bird wattmeter with 50 ohm load and a 50 watt element (for the correct
frequency range> to STI.-30 ANlENNA connector. Connect a 13.5 v. DC regulated
bench power supply with an accurate 0-6 Amp. meter to transmitter using POWER
CABlE 586-074.
1. Place CONTROL switch in "lRANSMIT" position and tune trimmers,
beginning at the RF input and progressing to the output circuits. Reset power
output potentiometer R14 on MULTIPLIER BOARD, 800-163 for rated power.

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2. Adjust collector output matching capacitors <C16, C17, C18) in the final
stage for best efficiency at rated output by slightly retuning for minimum current
at rated power out. Total current to the transmitter is approximately:
140 -180 MHz 45 watts 4. 75 -5. 50 amps
200 - 2HJ MHz 40 watts 4. 00 - 5. 00 amps
2.80 - 340 MHz 35 watts 4. 00 - 4. 85 amps
400 - 480 MHz 30 watts 4.00 - 4. 85 amps

3. Place CONTROLswitch in "OW', remove ammeter, resolder red wire.

Replace power amp cover with the four screws. Recheck power output and adjust
R14 if necessary.

FJ?EQUElVCY MEASl/NEMElVT

The RF output frequency of this transmitter should be measured and adjusted as

often as necessary to insure on-frequency operation and to comply with regulations.
Frequency measurement can be made at the FREQ. TEST jack <ReA phono plug) on
the transmitter rear panel. The adjustment procedure is covered in the section
MODULATORADJUSTMENTS.

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TITLE
MARTI ELECTRONICS DRAWlNG NO. 702-07 8 STL-30 BLOCK DIAGRAM
CLEBURNE, TX 7Se33-eSSI COPYRIGHT 1988
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DRAWlNG NO. TITLE
MARTI ELECTRONICS 702-07LtA STL-30 MAIN FRAME
CLEBURNE. TX 7633-6S1 COPYRIGHT 1988
PARTS LIST
STL-30 MAIN FRAME

ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION

C 1 210-102 Capacitor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip

C2 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip
C 3 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip
C4 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip
C5 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monol1thIc ChIp
C 6 210-102 CapacItor,1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip
C 1 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithi9 Chip
C 8 291-201 Capactor, .0022 F 6000 v 20% Type AU Dsc
C 9 291-201 Capactor, .0022 F 6000 v 20% Type AU Dsc
ClO 291-201 Capactor, .0022 F 6000 v 20% Type AU DISC
Cll 291-201 CapacItor, .0022 F 6000 v 20% Type AU Disc
C12 NOT USED
C13 210-102 capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip
C14 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip
C15 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF SOv 5% Monolithic Chip
C16 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF SOv 5% MonolithicChip
C11 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monol1thIc ChIp
C18 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip
C19 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip
C20 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip
C21 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monol1thIc ChIp
C22 210-102 Capactor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip
C23 299-151 Capactor, 15 F 25 v Tantalull
C24 210-102 CapacItor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip

D1 410-020
D2 415-401 Dode,
DIode, Bridge
1N54 2 Rectifier
F1 510-133 Fuse, 1.5 Alp. 3AG

FAN 510-231 Fan, AIF60111

L 1 330-019 Inductor, VK20010-3B
L2 330-018 Inductor, 10 H
L3 330-001 Inductor, 1 H
L4 330-001 Inductor, 1 H
L5 330-001 Inductor, 1 H
L6 330-019 Inductor, VK2oo10-3B
L1 330-019 Inductor, VK20010-3B
L8 330-019 Inductor, VK2oo10-3B

Q1 422-901 Transistor, 2N2901A

R1 120-002 Thermistor, 142-102-FAC-A01

R2 145-211 ResIstor, 210 0 1/4 watt 5%

S1 NOT USED
S2 530-021 Switch, TPTT 11H-1086
S 3 530-021 SWItch, TPTT 11H-1086
T1 320-044 Transformer, Power, 120 volt prillary
T 1 320-044A Transformer, Power, 220 volt prillary
T1 320-044B Transformer, Power, 240 volt pnllary

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MARTI ELECTRONICS
CLEBURNE. TX 76033-0661 STL-IO. STL-30 AUDIO BOARD
COPYRIGHT 1988800 - 1 9 Lf-
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MARTI ELECTRONICS 800-19lf-l PARTS LOCATOR. AUDIO BOARD
CLEBURNE. TX 16883-8661 COPYRIGHT 1988
PARTS LIST
STL-30 AUDIO BOARD, 800-194

ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION

C1 253-471 Capacitor, 470 pf 50 v 10%Y5PDisc

C2 253-471 Capacitor, 470 pf 50 v 10%Y5PDisc
C3 253-471 Capacitor, 470 pf 50 v 10%Y5PDisc
C4 253-471 Capacitor, 470 pf 50 v 10%Y5PDisc
C5 219-121 Capacitor, 150 F 25 v Electrolytic
C6 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
C7 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
C8 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
C9 255-100 Capacitor, 10 pF 50 v 5%NPODisc
C10 219-121 Capacitor, 150 F 25 v Electrolytic
Cll 215-102 Capacitor, 1000 pF 33 v 2%Polystyrene
C12 215-202 Capacitor, 2000 pF 33 v 2%Polystyrene
C13 256-131 Capacitor, 130 pF 50 v 5%NPODisc
C14 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
C15 215-301 Capacitor, 300 pF 33 v 2%Polystyrene
C16 215-151 Capacitor, 150 pF 33 v 2%Polystyrene
C17 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
C18 214-242 Capacitor, 2400 pF 33 v 2%Polystyrene
C19 215-151 Capacitor, 150 pF 33 v 2%Polystyrene
C20 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
C21 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
C22 299-470 capacitor, 4.7 F 16 v Tantalum
C23 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
C24 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
C25 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
C26 215-242 Capacitor, 2400 pF 33 v 2%Polystyrene
C27 NOT USED
C28 253-471 Capacitor, 470 pF 50 v 10%Y5PDisc
C29 299-470 Capacitor, 4.7 F 16 v Tantalum

D1 412-494 Diode, 1N34 1K270

D2 412-494 Diode, 1K34 1N270
D3 410-666 Diode, FDH666
D4 410-666 Diode, FDH666
D5 410-666 Diode, FDH666
D6 410-666 Diode, FDH666

IC-1 400-072 Integrated Circuit, TL-072

IC-2 400-072 Integrated Circuit, TL-072
IC-3 400-072 Integrated Circuit, TL-072

R1 145-681 Resistor, 680 n watt 5%

R2 145-681 Resistor, 680 n watt 5%
R3 145-104 Resistor, lOOkn watt 5%
R4 145-122-1 Resistor, 1200n \ watt 2% Corning
R5 145-151 Resistor, 150 n watt 5%
R6 145-124 Resistor, 120kn \ watt 5%
R7 145-124 Resistor, 120k n watt 5%
R8 145-473 Resistor, 47k n \ watt 5%

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R9 100-104-1 Potentiometer, lOOk 0 Trimmer
R10 145-122-1 Resistor, 1200 0 \ watt 2%Corning
Rll 145-223 Resistor, 22k 0 \ watt 5%
R12 145-223 Resistor, 22k 0 \ watt 5%
R13 145-104 Resistor, lOOk0 \ watt 5%
R14 145-102-1 Resistor, 1000 0 \ watt 2%Corning
R15 100-522 Potentiometer, 5k 0 Trimmer
R16 145-223 Resistor, 22k 0 \ watt 5%
R17 145-473-1 Resistor, 47k 0 \ watt 2%Corning
R18 145-473-1 Resistor, 47k 0 \ watt 2%Corning
R19 145-223-1 Resistor, 22k 0 \ watt 2%Corning
R20 145-183-1 Resistor, 18k 0 \ watt 2%corning
R21 145-183-1 Resistor, 18k 0 \ watt 2%Corning
R22 145-912-1 Resistor, 9100 0 \ watt 2%Corning
R23 145-102 Resistor, 1000 0 \ watt 5%
R24 100-104-1 Potentiometer, lOOk0 Trimmer
R25 145-104 Resistor, lOOk 0 \ watt 5%
R26 145-104 Resistor, lOOk 0 \ watt 5%
R27 145-104 Resistor, lOOk 0 \ watt 5%
R28 145-103 Resistor, 10k 0 \ watt 5%
R29 145-103 Resistor, 10k 0 \ watt 5%
RJO 145-104 Resistor, lOOk 0 \ watt 5%
R31 145-104 Resistor, lOOk 0 \ watt 5%
R32 145-104 Resistor, lOOk 0 \ watt 5%
R33 145-104 Resistor, lOOk0 \ watt 5%
RJ4 145-223 Resistor, 22k 0 \ watt 5%
R35 145-223 Resistor, 22k 0 \ watt 5%
R36 145-392 Resistor, 3900 0 \ watt 5%
R37 145-103 Resistor, 10k 0 \ watt 5%
R38 145-472 Resistor, 4700 0 \ watt 5%
R39 145-272 Resistor, 2700 n \ watt 5%
R40 145-472 Resistor, 4700 n \ watt 5%
R41 145-272 Resistor, 2700 n \ watt 5%
R42 145-030 Resistor, 3.3 0 \ watt 5%

Sl 530-053 Switch, DPDTAlco SLS-220-1

S2 530-053 Switch, DPDTAlco SLS-220-1

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MARTI ELECTRONICS
CLEBURNE, TX 76033-0661 COPYRIGHT 1988
800-195 MODULATOR
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DRAW[NSNO. TITLE
MARTI ELECTRONICS 800-195-1
a..EBE. TX 76188-1681 PARTS LOCATOR, MODULATOR BOARD
COPYRIGHT1988
PARTS LIST
STL-30 MODULATOR
BOARD, 800-195

ITEH PART NO. DESCRIPTION BAND (KHz)

C1 NOTUSED
C2 299-470 Capacitor, 4.7 F 16 v Tantalum
C3 NOTUSED
C4 299-470 Capacitor, 4.7 F 16 v Tantalum
C5 217-104 Capacitor, .01 F 50 v Disc
C6 295-390 Capacitor, 39 pF 50 v 5%NPODisc
C7 217-104 Capacitor, .01 F 50v Disc
C8 255-271 Capacitor, 270 pF 300 v 5%Silver Mica
C9 255-161 Capacitor, 160 pF 300 v 5%Silver Mica
C10 NOTUSED
Cll 255-241 Capacitor, 240 pF 300 v 5%Silver Mica 140-340
Cll 255-270 capacitor, 27 pF 50 v 5%NPODisc 400-960
C12 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
Cl3 256-680 Capacitor, 68 pF 300 v 5%Silver Mica
C14 256-680 Capacitor, 68 pF 300 v 5%Silver Mica
C15 255-050 Capacitor, 5 pF 50 v 5%NPODisc

D1 410-914 Diode, 1N4148

D2 414-007 Diode, 1N4007

IC-1 400-317 Integrated Circuit, 1.5 AmpRegulator

L1 350-025 Inductor, Variable 1.5 H-3.0 H 140-340

L1 350-044 Inductor, Variable 1-2 H 400-960
L2 350-037 Inductor, Variable l3 Turn orange
L3 330-007 Inductor, 1 H

Q1 450-110 Transistor, PowerTIP 110

Q2 420-090 Transistor, BFY90
Q3 440-245 Transistor, SRF3017

R1 145-241-1 Resistor, 240 n watt 2%corning

R2 145-122-1 Resistor, 1200n watt 2%Corning
R3 145-272-1 Resistor, 2700 n watt 2%Corning
R4 145-241-1 Resistor, 240 n watt 2%Corning
R5 145-272 Resistor, 2700 n watt 5%
R6 100-104-1 Potentiometer, lOOkn TriJlJler
R7 100-532 Potentiometer, 5k n 20 Turn Cermet
R8 145-472 Resistor, 4700n watt 5%
R9 145-473 Resistor, 47kn \ watt 5%
R10 145-473 Resistor, 47kn \ watt 5%
Rll 100-104-1 Potentiometer, 100 k n Trimmer
R12 145-030 Resistor, 3.3 n \ watt 5%
Rl3 145-103 Resistor, 10kn \ watt 5%
R14 145-272 Resistor, 2700n \ watt 5%
R15 145-102 Resistor, 1000 n \ watt 5%
R16 145-683 Resistor,68kn \ watt 5%
R17 145-473 Resistor, 47k n \ watt 5%

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TPI TX CONTROL TP2 TP3 TP'I TP5

NOTE: FOR OPERATING FREQUENCIES BELOW3~~ MHZ Q3 IS OMITTED AND A WlRE

IS CONNECTEDBET~EN POINTS .X. AND .Y..
R19 IS USED ON 15~ MHZONLY.

DRAWlNG NO. TITLE

MARTI ELECTRONICS 800-163 MULTIPLIER BOARD
CLEBURNE. TX 7633-661 COPYRIGHT 1988
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DRAWINSNO. TITLE
MARTI ELECTRONICS 800-163-1
a.EBURNE. TX 78883-1&61 PARTS LOCATOR, MULTIPLIER BOARD
COPYRIGHT 1988
PARTS LIST
STL-30 MULTIPLIERBOARD, 800-163
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTIOI BAND (MHz)
C1 255-241 Capacjtor, 240 pF 5% Silver Mica 140-165
C1 255-161 Capactor, 160 pF 5% Silver Mica 165-180
C1 255-241 CapacItor, 240 pF 5% Silver Mica 200-260
C1 256-301 Capacitor, 300 pF 50 v 5% NPODisc 280-340
C1 255-220 CapacItor, 22 pF 50 v 5% NPODISC 400-480
C2 217-104 Capacitor, .01 ILF 25 v GMVDisc
C3 268-102 Capacitor, .001 ILF 500 v Z5UDisc 140-180
C3 217-104 Capacitor, .01 ILF 25 v GMVDisc 200-480
C4 217-104 CapacItor, .01 ILF 25 v GMVDISC
C5 256-750 Capacitor, 75 pF 5\ Silver Mica 140-180
C5 255-470-1 Capacitor, 47 pF 5% Silver Mica 200-260
C5 256-750 Capacitor, 75 pF 5\ SUver Mica 280-340
C5 255-390 CapacItor, 39 pF 5% SlIver MIca 400-480
C6 255-020 Capacitor, 2 pF 5% Type QC 140-260
C6 255-040 Capacitor, 3.9 pF 5\ Type QC 280-340
C6 255-020 Capacitor, 2 pF 5\ 400-480
C7 256-151 Capactor, 150 pF 50 v 5\ I
Tr.geDISC
QC 140-180
C7 256-680 Capactor, 68 pF 5% Silver Mica 200-260
C7 256-151 Capactor, 150 pF 50 v 5% 11'0 Disc 280-340
C7 256-680 CapacItor, 68 pF 5% SUver Mica 400-480
C8 255-241 CapacJtor, 240 pF 5% SlIver MIca 140-180
C8 256-131 CapacItor, 130 pF 50 v 5\ NPODisc 200-260
C8 255-241 Capacitor, 240 pF 5\ Silver Mica 280-340
C8 256-151 Capacitor, 150 pF 50 v 5% 11'0 Disc 400-480
C9 217-104 CapacJtor, .01 ILF 25 v GMVDISC
CI0 268-102 CapacItor, .001 ILF 500 v Z5UDisc
Cll 217-103 Capacitor, .1 ILF 100 v Mylar
C12 256-680 Capacitor, 68 pF 5% SlIver Mica 140-180
C12 255-470-1 CapacJtor, 47 pF 5% SlIver MIca 140-165
C12 255-470-1 CapacJtor, 47 pF 5% Silver Mica 165-180
CapacJtor, 12 pF 50 v 5% 11'0 Disc
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255-120 CapacItor, 27 pF 50 v 5% Nf(>Disc 200-260
C12 256-680 CapacJtor, 68 pF 5% SlIver Mica 280-340
C12 255-270 CapacJtor, 27 pF 50 v 5% 11'0Disc
CapacItor, 3 pF 50 v 5% 11'0Disc 400-480
3
farallel) 255-020
255-030-1 Capacitor, 2 pF 5% Type 140-180
C13 255-040 CapacJtor, 3.9 pF 5% 200-340
C13 255-010 CapacJtor, 1 pF 5% ype QC 400-480
C14 256-680 CapacJtor, 68 pF 5% ser Mica
allel) 255-220 CapacItor, 22 pF 50 v 5\ If(> Disc 140-160
4 256-680 CapacItor, 68 pF 5% SlIver Mica 160-165
C14 255-470 Capacitor, 47 pF 5% Silver Mica
Capacjtor, 12 pF 50 v 5% NPODisc 165-180
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4 255-120
255-470-1 CapacItor, 47 pF 5% Silv Mica 200-160
C14 256-131 CapacJtor, 130 pF 50 v 5% IPO DISC 280-340
C14 255-470-1 CapacJtor, 47 pF 5% Silver Mica 400-480
C15 CapacItor, NOTUSED 140-180
C15 255-241 Capacitor, 240 pF 5% Silvef Mica 200-260
C15 256-131 CapacJtor, 130 pF 50 v 5% NPODISC 300-340
C15 255-750 CapacJtor, 75 pF 50 v 5% NPODisc 400-480
C16 268-102 CapacItor, .001 ILF 500 v Z5UDisc 280-480
C16 217-104 Capacitor, .01 ILF 25 v Disc 200-260
C16 CapacItor, NOTUSED 140-180
C17 Capacjtor, lOT USED 140-260
C17 217-103 CapacItor, .1 ILF 100 v 280-480
C18 Capacitor, If UED
MMar 140-180
C18 268-102 CapacJtor, .001 ILF 500 v Z5UDISC 200-480
C19 CapacJtor, NOT USED 140-180
C19 255-270 CapacItor, 27 pF 5% NPODisc 200-260
Capacitor, 5 pF 5% NPODisc
barallel)
9 255-050
255-270 CapacJtor, 27 F 5% NPODISC 280-340
C19 255-110 CapacJtor, 11 F 5% NPODisc 400-480
C20 CapacItor, NOTUSED 140-180
C20 255-040 Capacitor, 3.9 pF Type 200-260
C20 255-020 CapacJtor, 2 pF 280-340
C20 255-010 CapacJtor, 1 pF ype QC 400-480
C21 CapacItor, N'tliUSED 140-180
C21 295-390 Capacitor, 39 pF 5% NPODisc 200-260

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C21 255-470-1 Capacitor, 47 pF 5% Silver Mica 280-340
C21 255-140 Capacitor, 14 pF 5% HPODisc 400-480
C22 256-131 Capactor, 130 pF 5% HPODISC 140-180
C22 CapacItor, HOT USED 200-260
C22 295-390 Capacitor, 39 pF 5% HPODisc 280-340
C22 255-270 Capacitor, 27 pF 5% HPODisc 400-480
C23 268-102 Capactor, .001 F 500 v Z5UDISC
C24 270-270 CapacItor, 27 pF Monolithic Chip 140-180
C24 270-100 Capacitor, 10 pF Monolithic Chip 200-260
C24 270-220 Capacitor, 22 pF Monolithic Chip 280-340
C24 270-100 CapacItor, 10 pF MonolIthIc ChIp 400-480
C25 268-102 Capactor, .001 F 500 v Disc
C26 270-102 CapacItor, 1000 F Monolithic Chip
C27 230-109 Capacitor, 1.9-15. pF Trinuer 140-180
C27 230-103 Capactor, 1.3-5.4 pF TrInuer 200-260
C27 230-109 Capactor, 1.9-15.7 pF Trinuer 280-340
C27 230-103 CapacItor, 1.3-5.4 pF Trinuer 400-480
C28 230-109 Capacitor, 1.9-15.7 pF Trinuer 140-180
C28 230-103 CapacItor, 1.3-5.4 pF Tnnuer 200-160
C28 230-103 Capactor, 1.3-5.4 pF Triner 400-480
C29 270-201 Capactor, 200 pF Monolithic Chip 140-180
C29 270-680 Capactor, 68 pF Monolithic Chip 200-260
C29 270-220 Capactor, 22 pF MonolIthIc ChIp 280-340
C29 270-220 CapacItor, 22 pF Monolithic Chip
arallel) 270-407 Capacitor, 4.7 pF Monolthic Chip 400-480
o 268-102 Capacitor, .001 pF 500 v Z5UDsc
C31 253-471 Capactor, 470 pF 50 v 10% Y5PDISC
C32 CapacItor, HOT USED
C33 299-470 Capacitor, 4.7 F 16 v TantalUl
C34 268-102 Capactor, .001 F 500 v Z5UDisc
C35 217-103 Capactor, .1 F 100 v MYlar
C36 290-523 Capactor, 3.5-36 pF TrlllJller 140-340
C36 230-106 Capactor, 1.7-11 pF Trinuer 400-480
C37 290-523 Capactor, 3.5-36 pF Tril1ller 140-340
C37 230-103 Tnnuer 400-480
C38 268-102 Capactor, 1.3-5.4
.001 'pF 500 v Disc
C39 CapacItor, HOTUSED 140-180
C39 270-220 Capacitor, 22 pF Monolithic Chip 200-260
C39 CapacItor, NOTUSED 280-340
C39 270-100 Capacitor, 10 pF Monolithic Chip
D1 412-494 Diode, limo
D2 412-494 DIode, 1H270
D3 414-007 Diode, 1H4oo7
L1 350-040 Inductor, 6.5 turn Blue Variable 140-180
L1 350-037 Inductor, 13.5 turn orange Vanable 200-260
L1 350-040 Inductor, 6.5 turn Blue Variable 280-480
L2 350-040 Inductor, 6.5 turn Blue Variable 140-180
L2 350-037 Inductor, 13.5 turn orange Variable 200-260
L2 350-040 Inductor, 6.5 turn Blue VarIable 280-480
L3 350-039 Inductor, 2.5 turn Red Variable 140-180
L3 350-040 Inductor, 6.5 turn Blue Variable 200-260
L3 350-039 Inductor, 2.5 turn Red Variable 280-480
L4 350-039 Inductor, 2.5 turn Red Vanable 140-180
L4 350-040 Inductor, 6.5 turn Blue Variable 200-260
L4 350-039 Inductor, 2.5 turn Red Variable 280-480
L5 Inductor, NOTUSED 140-180
L5 350-039 Inductor, 2.5 turn Red Variable 200-260
L5 350-038 Inductor, 1.5 turn Brown Variable 280-480
L6 Inductor, NOTUSED 140-180
L6 350-039 Inductor, 2.5 turn Red Variable 200-260
L6 350-038 Inductor, 1.5 turn 280-480
L7 Inductor, NOT USED
L 8 350-152 Inductor, 6 turn 22 AWGCW 140-340
L 8 350-120 Inductor, 1.5 turn 14 AWGCW 400-480
L 9 350-153 Inductor, 4 turn 22 AWGCW 140-180
L 9 350-110 Inductor, 6 turn 20 AWGCW 200-260
L9 350-120 Inductor, 1.5 turn 14 AWGCW 280-480
L10 350-153 Inductor, 4 turn 20 AWGCW 140-180
L10 350-154 Inductor, 5 turn 20 AWGCW 200-260
L10 350-120 Inductor, 1.5 turn 14 AWGCW 280-480
Lll 513-016 Inductor, 10 turn Ferrite 140-180
Lll 513-016 Inductor, 4 turn Ferrite 200-340

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 L11 513-016 Inductor, 3 turn Ferrite 400-480
L12 350-155 Inductor, 15 turn 27 Awe cw 140-180
L12 350-121 Inductor, 10 turn 27 Awe cw 200-480
L13 350-156 Inductor, 6 turn 20 Awe ccw 140-180
L13 350-157 Inductor, 5 turn 20 Awe ccw 200-260
L13 350-114 Inductor, 3 turn 16 Awe ccw 280-340
L13 350-118 Inductor, 1.5 turn 14 Awe ccw 400-480
Q1 440-245 Transistor, SRF-3017
440-245 Transistor, SRF-2017
~ ~ TransIstor, JOTUSED 140-180
Q3 440-245 Transistor, SRF-3017 200-480
Q4 424-427 Transistor, SRF-944
420-237 Transistor, BFQ43or SD1127 140-180
~ ~ 420-629 TransIstor, BLX65Eor SD1444 200-480

R1 145-102 Resistor, 1000 n 1/4 W 5%

R2 145-103 Resistor, 10Kn I/.4 W 5%
R3 145-101 ResIstor, 100 n 1/4 W 5% 140-180
R3 145-331 Resistor, 330 n I/.4 W 5% 200-340
R3 145-151 Resistor, 150 n 1/4 W 5% 400-480
R4 145-272 Resistor, 2.7K n I/.4 W 5%
R5 145-153 ResIstor, 15Kn 1/4 W 5%
R6 145-680 Res~stor, 68 n 1/4 W 5%
R7 ResIstor, NOT USED 140-180
R7 145-561 Resistor, 560 n 1/4 W 5% 200-260
R7 145-272 ResIstor, 2.7 n 1/4 W 5% 280-480
R8 Resistor, NOT USED 140-180
R8 145-103 Resistor, 10Kn 1/4 W 5% 200-260
R8 145-153 Resistor, 15Kn 1/4 W 5% 280-480
R9 ResIstor, NOT USED 140-180
R9 145-680 Resistor, 68 n 1/4 W 5% 200-480
RIO 145-331 Resistor, 330 n 1/4 W 5% 140-180
RIO 145-561 Resistor, 560 n I/.4 W 5% 280-480
R11 145-103 ResIstor, 10Kn 1/4 W 5%
R12 145-680 Resistor, 68 n 1/4 W 5% 140-340
R12 145-030 Resistor, 3.3 n 1/4 W 5% 400-480
R13 145-471 Resistor, 470 n I/.4 W 5% 140-180
R13 145-222 ResIstor, 2.2K n 1/4 W 5% 200-260
R13 145-152 Resistor, 1.5K n 1/4 W 5% 300-340
R13 145-331 Resistor, 330 n 1/4 W 5% 400-480
R14 100-101 Pot~ntio.eter 100 n 2 W
R15 ResIstor, !fOT USED
R16 145-471 Resistor, 470 n 1/4 W 5% 140-180
R16 145-472 Resistor, 4.7K n 1/4 W 5% 200-480
R17 145-102 Resistor, 1000 n I/.4 W 5%
R18 145-473 ResIstor, 47Kn 1/4 W 5%

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ANY MECHANICAL OR CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF THESE CERAMICS ~ICH PRODUCES OUST OR
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CLEBURNE. TX 76033-0661 COPYRIGHT 19B8
PARTS LIST
AMPLIFIERBOARD, 800-170
RF POWER

ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION BAND(MHz)

C1 240-602 Capacitor, 25-115 pF Variable 140-180

C1 260-300 Capacitor, 8-45 pF Variable 200-260
C1 260-200 Capacitor, 4-20 pF Variable 280-340
C1 260-100 Capacitor, 2.5-7 pF Variable 400-480
C2 240-600 Capacitor, 12-65 pF Variable 140-180
C2 260-300 Capacitor, 8-45 pF Variable 200-260
C2 260-200 Capacitor, 4-20 pF Variable 280-340
C2 260-100 Capacitor, 2.5-7 pF Variable 400-480
C3 240-470 Capacitor, 47 pF 350 v 5% Mica 140-180
C3 240-750 Capacitor, 75 pF 350 v 5% Mica 200-260
C3 240-330 Capacitor, 33 pF 300 v 5% Mica 280-340
C3 240-160 Capacitor, 16 pF 300 v 5% Mica 400-480
C4 Capacitor, NOTUSED 140-180
C4 Capacitor, NOTUSED 200-260
C4 240-220 Capacitor, 22 pF 350 v 5% Mica 280-340
C4 240-220 Capacitor, 22 pF 350 v 5% Mica 400-480
C5 217-103 Capacitor, .1 F 100 v 10% Mylar
C6 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
C7 236-501 Capacitor, 500 pF 350 v 5% Mica
C8 211-103 Capacitor, .1 F 100 v 10% Mylar
C9 219-200 Capacitor, 22 F 25 v Electrolytic
C10 236-501 Capacitor, 500 pF 350 v 5% Mica
Cll 240-602 Capacitor, 25-115 pF Variable 140-180
Cll 260-300 Capacitor, 8-45 pF Variable 200-260
Cll 260-300 Capacitor, 8-45 pF Variable 280-340
Cll 260-200 Capacitor, 4-20 pF Variable 400-480
C12 Capacitor, NOTUSED 140-180
C12 Capacitor, NOTUSED 200-260
C12 Capacitor, NOTUSED 280-340
C12 260-200 Capacitor, 4-20 pF Variable 400:-480
C13 240-201 Capacitor, 200 pF 350 v 5% Mica 140-180
Cl3 240-101 Capacitor, 100 pF 350 v 5% Mica 200-260
C13 240-220 Capacitor, 22 pF 350 v 5% Mica 280-340
Cl3 Capacitor, NOTUSED 400-480
C14 240-220 Capacitor, 22 pF 350 v 5% Mica 140-180
C14 240-220 Capacitor, 22 pF 350 v 5% Mica 200-260
C14 Capacitor, HOT USED 280-340
C14 Capacitor, NOTUSED 400-480
C15 Capacitor, HOTUSED 140-180
C15 Capacitor, NOT USED 200-260
C15 240-330 Capacitor, 33 pF 350 v 5% Mica 280-340
CIS 240-330 Capacitor, 33 pF 350 v 5% Mica 400-480
C16 240-600 Capacitor, 12-65 pF Variable 140-180
C16 260-300 Capacitor, 8-45 pF Variable 200-260
C16 260-300 Capacitor, 8-45 pF Variable 280-340
C16 260-300 Capacitor, 4-20 pF Variable 400-480
C17 Capacitor, HOTUSED 140-180
C17 240-600 Capacitor, 12-65 pF Variable 200-260
C17 260-300 Capacitor, 8-45 pF Variable 280-340

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C17 260-200 Capacitor, 4-20 pF Variable 400-480
C18 240-600 Capacitor, 12-65 pF Variable 140-180
C18 240-602 Capacitor, 25-115 pF Variable 200-260
C18 240-602 Capacitor, 25-115 pF Variable 280-340
C18 240-602 Capacitor, 25-115 pF Variable 400-480
C19 240-600 Capacitor, 12-65 pF Variable 140-180
C19 260-100 Capacitor, 2.5-7 pF Variable 200-260
C19 260-200 Capacitor, 4-20 pF Variable 280-340
C19 Capacitor, NOTUSED 400-480

L1 Inductor, Microstrip PC
L2 350-150 Inductor, Half-turn 16 Ga. 140-180
L2 Inductor, NOTUSED 200-260
L2 350-150 Inductor, Half-turn 16 Ga. 280-340
L2 Inductor, NOTUSED 400-480
L3 Inductor, Microstrip PC
L4 350-117 Inductor, 8 turn
L5 330-012 Inductor, 18 !IoH
L6 350-117 Inductor, 8 turn
L7 Inductor, Microstrip PC
L8 330-019 Inductor, VK20010-3B
L9 Inductor, Microstrip PC
L10 Inductor, NOTUSED 140-180
L10 350-150 Inductor, Half-turn 16 Ga. 200-260
L10 Inductor, NOTUSED 280-340
L10 Inductor, NOTUSED 400-480
L11 Inductor, Microstrip PC
L12 350-117 Inductor, 8 turn
L13 330-012 Inductor, 18 !IoH

L14 330-012 Inductor, 18 !IoH

L15 Inductor, Microstrip PC

L16 350-151 Inductor, Half-turn 14 Ga. 140-180
L16 Inductor, Microstrip PC 200-260
L16 Inductor, Microstrip PC 280-340
L16 Inductor, Microstrip PC 400-480
L17 350-111 Inductor, 3 turns 140-180
L17 350-143 Inductor, 2 turns 200-260
L17 350-116 Inductor, 1 turn 280-340
L17 Inductor, CopperStrap 400-480

Q1 420-029 Transistor, VHF 15 Watt 140-180

Q1 441-433 Transistor, UHF 10 Watt 200-480
Q2 444-512 Transistor, VHF 45 Watt 140-180
Q2 443-030 Transistor, UHF 45 Watt 200-480

R1 145-470 Resistor, 47 n 1/4 W 5%

R2 145-470 Resistor, 47 n 1/4W 5%

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CLEBURNE, TX 7S33-SSl COPYRIGHT 1988
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800-250-1 PARTS LOCATOR, OUTPUT FILTER BOARD
PARTS LIST
OUTPUT FILTER BOARD, 800-250

ITER PART NO. DESCRIPTION BAND (MHz)

C 1 240-220 Capacitor, 22 pF 300 v 5% Uncased Mica 140-180

C1 240-160 Capacitor, 16 pF 300 v 5% Uncased Mica 200-260
C1 240-120 Capacitor, 12 pF 300 v 5% Uncased Mica 280-340
C1 240-802 Capacitor, 8.2 pF 300 v 5% Uncased Mica 400-480
C 2 240-220 Capacitor, 22 pF 300 v 5% Uncased Mica 140-180
C 2 240-160 Capacitor, 16 pF 300 v 5% Uncased Mica 200-260
C 2 240-120 Capacitor, 12 pF 300 v 5% Uncased Mica 280-340
C 2 240-802 Capacitor, 8.2 pF 300 v 5% Uncased Mica 400-480
C 3 240-220 Capacitor, 22 pF 300 v 5% Uncased Mica 140-180
C 3 240-160 Capacitor, 16 pF 300 v 5% Uncased Mica 200-260
C 3 240-120 Capacitor, 12 pF 300 v 5% Uncased Mica 280-340
C 3 240-802 capacitor, 8.2 pF 300 v 5% Uncased Mica 400-480
C 4 270-102 Capacitor, 1000 pF 50v 5% Monolithic Chip
C 5 270-102 Capacitor, 1000 pF 50v 5% Monolithic Chip
C 6 270-102 Capacitor, 1000 pF 50 v 5% Monolithic Chip
C 7 270-102 Capacitor, 1000 pF 50v 5% Monolithic Chip

D1 410-305 Diode, HBD101

D2 410-305 Diode, HBD101
D3 414-007 Diode, 1N4007

L 1 350-111 Inductor, 3 Turn 20 AWGCW 140-180

L 1 350-143 Inductor, 2 Turn 20 AWGCW 200-260
L 1 350-116 Inductor, 1 Turn 20 AWGCW 280-480
L 2 350-110 Inductor, 6 Turn 20 AWGCW 140-180
L 2 350-142 Inductor, 4 Turn 20 AWGCW 200-260
L 2 350-111 Inductor, 3 Turn 20 AWGCW 280-480
L3 350-111 Inductor, 3 Turn 20 AWGCW 140-180
L 3 350-143 Inductor, 2 Turn 20 AWGCW 200-260
L 3 350-110 Inductor, 1 Turn 20 AWGCW 280-480
L 4 350-110 Inductor, 1 Turn 20 AWGCW 140-180
L 4 350-142 Inductor, 4 Turn 20 AWGCW 200-260
L 4 350-111 Inductor, 3 Turn 20 AWGCW 280-480
L 5 350-140 Inductor,16 Turn 20 AWG
L 6 Inductor, PC Board

R1 145-680 Resistor, 68 n 1/4 W 5%

R2 145-680 Resistor, 68 n 1/4 W 5%
R3 145-102 Resistor, 1000 n 1/4 W 5% 140-340
R3 145-472 Resistor, 4700 n 1/4 W 5% 400-480
R4 145-102 Resistor, 1000 n 1/4 W 5% 140-340
R4 145-472 Resistor, 4700 n 1/4 W 5% 400-480
R5 100-523 Potentiometer 5K n Trimmer
R6 100-523 Potentiometer 5K n Trimmer

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MARTI ELECTRONICS 800-2Lf9
CLEBURNE, TX 76033-0661 POR SUPPLY BOARD
COPYRIGHT 1988
 PARTS LIST
POWER SUPPLY BOARD, 800-249

ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION

C 1 219-153 Capacitor, 15000 F 25 v Electrolytic

C 2 219-153 capacitor, 15000 F 25 v Electrolytic

C 3 219-200 capacitor, 22 F 25v Electrolytic

D1 414-007 Diode, 1N4007

D2 414-007 Diode, 1N4007
D3 414-007 Diode, 1N4007

IC1 400-338 IntegratedCircuit, LM-338

R 1 100-501 Potentiometer 500 n Trimmer

R2 145-202-1 Resistor, 2000 n 1/4 W 2% Corning
R 3 145-241-1 Resistor, 240 n 1/4 W 2% Corning

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CLE8URNE, TX 7633-661 COPYRIGHT 1988
 PARTS LIST
METER BOARD, 800-252

ITEH PART NO. DESCRIPTION

B1 510-196 Lamp, Subminiature

C1 217-104 Capacitor, .01 ILF 25 v GKVDisc

C2 219-200 Capacitor, 22 ILF 25 v Electrolytic
C3 217-104 Capacitor, .01 ILF 25 v GKVDisc
C4 217-104 Capacitor, .01 ILF 25 v GMV Disc
C5 219-200 Capacitor, 22 ILF 25 v Electrolytic

D1 415-410 Diode, TLBR-5410Blinking LED

D2 415-410 Diode, TLBR-5410Blinking LED
D3 410-110 Diode, 1N4741

IC1 400-293 Integrated Circuit, LM-393

M 030-039 Meter, VU

R1 145-100 Resistor, 10 n 1/4 W 5%

R2 145-100 Resistor, 10 n 1/4 W 5%
R3 145-181 Resistor, 180 n 1/4 W 5%
R4 145-101 Resistor, 100 n 1/4 W 5%
R5 145-102 Resistor, 1000 n 1/4 W 5%
R6 145-222 Resistor, 2200 n 1/4 W 5%
R7 145-103 Resistor, 10K n 1/4 W 5%
R8 145-181 Resistor, 180 n 1/4 W 5%
R9 145-223 Resistor, 22K n 1/4 W 5%
RIO 145-102 Resistor, 1000 n 1/4 W 5%
R11 145-561 Resistor, 560 n 1/4 W 5%

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1988
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