Richard,
I see from the circuit diagram that L1 connects only to L2 and L3 and that
L2 and L3 are grounded at the opposite ends. Are you able to trace that
out by eye or with a DVM?
I have Century 22 #666 and if anyone knows where this is in the run I'd
like to know.
>From talk around in TT circles it appears that there never was a complete
manual for the 22, at least not as nicely complete as the 21. And no
service manual. Although I wanted a 22 I did not know about the shortage
of documentation. From the QRZ forum on the 22 I have learned that there
are similarities to the Argosy and that manual is quite nice.
Any confirms on those points would be welcomed!
73,
Garry WA1GWH
near Syracuse, NY
On Thu, Nov 4, 2021 at 7:57 PM Richard AG5M via TenTec <
tentec@contesting.com> wrote:
> *I just finished doing two PTOs, one for a C-21 Digital, one for a
> C-22. Not as hard as I once thought it might have been. All silky
> smooth now. But now I have a question as to the PTO alignment. Looking
> through a number of Ten-Tec manuals, seems the PTO is the same in many
> models, I'm to adjust cores L1 and L2. *
>
> *Question is, looking into the PTO when it is open (so you can see the
> insides) before putting it back into the radio, which core is L1 and
> L2? No manual describes that in enough detail for me to determine which
> is which. So I'm assuming (always a dangerous assumption) the top slug
> is L1 and the bottom is L2. Can anyone confirm that please? Thank
> you. 73 Richard AG5M.*
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