True BUT the alignment gives specific variable components to adjust while
the rig is fully assembled and on this board it is impossible to trace the
known components back to the adjustable components without following the
traces and the traces are not visible.
All I ask is that TenTec label the adjustment/alignment points and any test
points (perhaps they've done this on a later version of the Scout manual).
On this board (a fairly large one) that's about 7 components.
Rick
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Plasters <peplasters@rockford.com>
To: Rick Williams <ve7asr@islandnet.com>
To: <tentec@contesting.com>
Date: Saturday, October 31, 1998 06:24 PST
Subject: Re: [TenTec] Scout Manual
>Hi Rick, I just found a known part number and followed that to the wanted
part
>number, using the schematic. Numbered parts would be easier, but it would
cost
>a little bit more.
>73 and good luck, Paul WA9FFL
>
>Rick Williams wrote:
>
>> The Manual for my Scout 555 dated July 1993 has complete tune up
>> instructions. However, none of the component layout boards have any of
the
>> part numbers on them?
>>
>> In particular where are C4, R12, R14 and R21 on the LLD/ALC board?
>>
>> Any help would be appreciated. Thanks,
>>
>> Rick - VE7ASR
>>
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