used when measuring Ohms. The second black scale is used to read DC
voltages and currents. The two red scales are used when measuring AC
voltages, the lower one being used
scale on the meter is used for decibel measurements. A chart, located
at the lower right hand corner of the scale for convenience, is used when
making
Levels
2.5 V, range
10 V. range
50 V. range
250 V. range
(Zero
(May
DB is 1
be read on Output or AC positions)
Mechanical
handle)
Height
Width
Depth
Weight
There are
decibel measurements.
five
separate
milliwatt
in 600
ohms)
:
-20 to +10 DB
-
8to+22DB
+ 6to+36DB
+20 to +50 DB
Specifications
.
6% inches
. 5x/4
inches
:3Y$
inches
3l/2 pounds
Meter
scales on the meter. The top black scale is
Scales
only
for the 2.5 V. range. The bottom
Range
The
Range
12 positions. The Range
obtain
the function and range desired.
Switch,
located at the center of the control panel, has
Switch
Function
The
Function
has
three
switch
must be set to the "+DC" position.
9
The
"+" jacks, permitting direct measurement of negative direct current and
DC
voltage.
reversing
resistance ratio of electrolytic capacitors and many types of semiconductor
devices.
positions,
To
measure all AC Voltages and to make decibel measurements, the
must be set to the
For
positive direct current and DC voltage measurements, the switch
"—DC"
This
the polarity of the
Switch
"AC",
position reverses the polarity of the
switch position can also be used as a convenient means of
located at the upper left-hand corner of the panel
"+DC",
"AC"
position.
test
Switch
may be turned in either direction to
Switch
and
"—DC".
"—COMMON"
leads when checking the front-to-back
and
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RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
Operating
Zero
The pointer of the meter must indicate zero when the
the normal operating position. If the pointer
adjustment screw located at the lower center of the meter cover should
be readjusted.
Use of
The meter scales on the
ease
of operation and quick readability over a wide
ments. Scales have been grouped according to the type of measurement
for
which
the
WV-38A,
on
two
measurements, always use the
reading
Volts
the 50
50
Volt
obtained. This general rule applies to all AC and DC Voltage ranges.
For
resistance measurements, however, the
one
which
WV-38A
factor
plication
when
ment, the 0 to 10 scale is used, but the reading is
they are used.
Because of the wide number of measurement
it is often possible to take voltage or resistance readings
ranges
which
can be read from either the 50
Volt
range
provides the most accurate Ohms readings at mid-scale points.
For
some
with
is indicated by the setting of the
the
range
and scales. For
is
nearest
range
provides a reading
the scale to obtain the correct reading. The required
will
provide a reading
only should be used if a reading of
measurements
switch is set to the 1000 V. position for voltage measure-
Setting
Range
WV-38A
greatest
range
to the full-scale point. For example: 48 DC
nearest
it
will
Section
of
Pointer
does
and Meter
have been designed to provide
accuracy in voltage and current
which
Volt
or the 250
nearest
range
the center of the scale,
be necessary to use a
range
not indicate Zero, the
Scales
ranges
will
provide an on-scale
Volt
the full-scale point, the
best
selected should be the
switch. For example:
multiplied
WV-38A
range
of measure-
provided on
range. Because
accuracy is to be
because
multiplying
by 100 times.
is in
the
multi-
CAUTION:
When
to make a
ered necessary,
ment or impair the accuracy of indications.
It is also good practice for personal protection to turn off all power
to the circuit under
The power to the circuit under
resistance
may result.
6
making voltage or current measurements, it is good practice
trial
measurements
measurement at a higher
because
repeated overload may destroy the meter move-
test
when connecting or disconnecting the
are made, otherwise damage to the
range
test
must be turned off when
setting than is consid-
test
leads.
in-circuit
WV-38A
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RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
Figure 1. D-C Voltage Measurement
DC
Voltage
1. Set the
2.
Set the Range Switch to a position considerably higher than the
voltage to be measured.
3. Plug the black
panel.
4. Plug the red
the 2.5 V., 10 V,, 50 V., 250 V. or 1000 V.,
5. Connect the
6. Reset the Range Switch to a position w ^ gives a suitable pointer
deflection.
7. Read the DC voltage from f1 scale corresponding to the
selected.
Note:
In
be
Special
Note:
When using the .25 V and 1 V jacks, the Function Switch
8. To use the .25 volt
and plug the red
9. To use the 1 volt
and plug the red
10.
To use the 5000 volt
tion,
AC-DC
rare
applications where high energy rf is
ing
dc "keep-alive" voltage on TR
necessary
Switch to the "+DC" or
test
test
test
leads
to disconnect meter-protection diodes CR3 and CR4.
.25 Volt, 1 Volt, and
set to the "+DC" position. Meter polarity
applying
test
and plug the red
the red
lead to the negative circuit point.
Measurement
lead into the
lead into the "+" jack on the control panel when
to the voltage sourc** ^ be measured.
"— COMMON"
5000
test
lead to the positive circuit point and the black
range,
test
range,
test
set the Range Switch to the ".25" position,
lead into the "+.25
set the Range Switch to the "1.0 V" position,
lead into the "+1 V" jack.
range,
test
set the Range Switch to the 5000 V posi-
lead into the "DC 5
(See Fig* 1.)
"—DC"
tubes
Volt
V/50/*A"
in
position as required.
jack on the control
range
present,
radar
is used.
equipment, it may
Ranges
must
jack.
KV"
range
such as
be observed by
jack.
measur-
must
be
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RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
Figure 2. A-C Voltage Measurement
AC
Voltage
1. Set the
2.
Set the Range Switch to a position considerably higher than the
voltage to be measured.
3. Plug the black
panel,
4. Plug the red
the 2.5 V, 10 V, 50 V, 250 V, or 1000 V
V
range
jack.
5. Connect the
6. Reset the Range Switch to a position which gives a suitable pointer
deflection.
7. Read the AC voltage from the scale corresponding to the
selected.
AC-DC
is used, the red
Switch to the
test
test
lead into the "+" jack on the control panel when
test
leads
Measurement
"AC"
lead into the
test
to the voltage source to be measured.
"-COMMON"
lead
must
(See Fig. 2.)
position.
jack on the control
range
be plugged into the
is used. When the 5000
"AC5KV"
range
8
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RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
Figure 3. D-C Current Measurements
DC
Current
1. Set the
2.
Set the Range Switch to a position considerably higher than the cur-
rent
3. Plug the black
panel for all
4. Plug the red
ranges
5. Connect the
6. Reset the Range Switch to a position which gives a suitable pointer
deflection.
7. Read the DC current from the scale corresponding to the
selected.
8. To use the 50/iA
and the Function Switch to "+DC". Plug the red
"4-.25
red
to the negative connection.
9. To use the 10
and the red
AC-DC
set to the 10A position. Meter polarity
the red
lead to the
AC-DC
to be measured.
with the exception of the 10A and 50/iA
V/50/*A"
test
lead to the most positive current connection and the black lead
Switch
test
Switch to the "+DC" or
test
ranges
test
lead into the "+" jack on the control panel for all
test
leads
range,
jack. Meter polarity
AMP
test
lead into the "+10A" jack. On this current
must
lead to the most positive circuit connection and the black
other
circuit connection.
Measurement
lead into the
with the exception of the 10
in
series
set the Range Switch to the "50aA" position,
range
be set to the
plug the black
"—COMMON"
with the current
must
"-f
DC
(See Fig. 3.)
"—DC"
be observed by applying the
test
lead into the
position, and the Range Switch
must
be observed by applying
position as required.
jack on the control
AMPS
ranges.
flow
range.
to be measured.
range
test
lead into the
"—10A"
range
jack,
the
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RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
Ohms
1. Set the Function
2.
Set the Range
3.
Plug
the black
Switch
test
Figure
Switch
4. DC Ohms Measurement
Measurement ( See Fig. 4.)
to the "+DC" position.
to the appropriate position.
lead into the
"—COMMON"
jack on the control
panel.
4.
Plug
5. Short the
6. Connect the
7. Reset the Range
8. Read the resistance
the red
until
the pointer indicates "0"
test
lead into the " + " jack on the control panel.
test
leads together and adjust the
(full
scale
test
leads to the resistance to be measured.
Switch
if necessary to a position
clockwise).
able pointer deflection. If this is necessary,
before proceeding
with
from
step
the
8.
OHMS
scale, and
ZERO OHMS
which
repeat
multiply
gives a suit-
steps
by the range
control
5 and 6
factor.
CAUTION:
Low-current, low-resistance devices, such as thermocouples and meter movements, may be damaged unless a range above
"R XI"
is used, because the
WV-38A
applies up to 1.5 volts across the
resistance under measurement when the range selector is set at "R X 1".
To
facilitate checking the front-to-back resistance ratio of electrolytic
capacitors and semiconductor devices, the
simply
by setting the Function
Switch
test
to the
lead polarity can be reversed
"—DC"
position.
10
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RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
Figure 5. Decibel Measurement
AF
Output
1. Set the Function Switch to the
2.
Set the Range Switch to a position considerably higher than the
decibel
3. Plug the black
panel.
4. Plug the red
panel.
5. Connect the
6. Reset the Range Switch to a position which gives a suitable pointer
deflection.
7. Read the decibel
using the 2.5 V.
refer to the
meter
indication
measurement
scale, for the decibel factor
for the proper decibel
(Decibel)
test
test
lead into the
test
leads
measurement
range.
chart
Measurement
"AC"
to be
lead into the
to the AC source to be measured.
located at the lower right hand corner of the
made.
When using the 10 V, 50 V, or 250 V
position.
"—COMMON"
"OUTPUT"
directly from the DB scale when
that
measurement.
must
(See Fig. -5.)
jack on the control
jack on the control
range
be added to the
meter
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RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
Figure
6. WG-297 High Voltage Probe
Accessory High-Voltage Probe
(Available
The
WG-297
resistor, as illustrated in Fig, 6, extends the DC rating of the
to a maximum of 50,000 volts for use in high-impedance circuits. The
WG-210
multiplies
DC.)
of
495 megohms, multiplies the 250 V. DC
times. (I.E. 25,000 V. DC.) These probes and multiplier combinations
make possible
other high-impedance circuits having inherently poor regulation.
Multiplier
the 5000 V. DC
Similarly
High-Voltage Probe, in combination
Resistor,
the
WG-211A
measurements
on
Separate
which
range
multiplier resistor,
in TV high-voltage power supplies and
has a resistance of 900 megohms,
by a factor of 10 times. (I.E. 50,000 V.
Order)
which
range
with
a multiplier
WV-38A
has a resistance
by a factor of 100
Applications
The
WV-38A
of
electrical and electronic circuits. It
current, and the resistance of all DC circuits. For AC circuits, the
measurement is indicated as
ranges
of
WV-38A.
use of the output circuit, and the DC voltage can be measured directly
through the DC voltage circuit.
are based on a zero
a mixed AC and DC voltage can be measured separately
The AC voltage can be measured
is designed to
level
measure
R.M.S.
of 1
milliwatt
the significant characteristics
will
measure
volts or decibels. The decibel
in 600 ohms. Either
individually
the voltage, the
part
with
through the
the
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RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
Checking
The
R X 10,000
capacitor leakage resistance. A good paper or
1 id
will
indicate above the 20 megohm mark
surge required to charge the capacitor is completed. If the resistance
indicated
insulation.
the capacity. The
and the longer it
is
shorted, the pointer
open,
will
indicate
Electrolytic
charging.
and voltage rating. For example, a low voltage, high capacitance unit
will
indicate more leakage (lower resistance) than a high-voltage, low
capacitance unit. When testing an electrolytic capacitor, the red lead
must be connected to the positive and the black lead to the negative
terminal
must be in the "+DC" position.
is less than 20 meg., the capacitor probably has defective
The time required to charge the capacitor
there
will
only
capacitors, however, normally indicate some leakage, after
The amount of leakage is generally related to the capacitance
of the capacitor, and the function switch on the
range
greater
will
be no
a slight deflection and a rapid return to
of the
the capacity, the more the pointer
take for it to return to
will
not return to
initial
pointer deflection.
Checking
The
resistance of copper oxide, selenium,
fiers
can
be measured in both directions. The resistance measured
should
direction.
setting the Function
polarity
be quite large in one direction and very
The front-to-back resistance ratio can be checked easily by
of the
test
Switch
leads.
from
Capacitors
WV-38A
permits some indication of
infinity.
Rectifiers
"+DC" to
mica
("2K")
infinity.
Very
silicon
small
"—DC",
capacitor under
after the
will
If the capacitor
If the capacitor is
small
and crystal recti-
in the opposite
thus
reversing the
initial
vary
will
capacitors
with
swing
infinity.
WV-38A
Use of an
In
certain sensitive circuits in radio and TV receivers and other
I.F.
or R.F. high-gain amplifiers, it is not possible to connect leads
without
voltage
with
when
stituted, if a resistor is used in series
the end of the red probe. If an exact measurement is not required, almost
any value of resistor, higher than the
instrument so it
measurement has to be made, a resistor should be used
multiplies
can
values of resistors to be used:
disturbing the normal operation of the circuits.
measurements
a resistor-isolation probe, such as an RCA
the
VoltOhmyst
will
the input resistance of the instrument so
be made on one of the higher scales. The
Range
Resistor Reading Multiplier Scale to Read
2.5 V 50 K 2 X 5 V
2.5 V 150 K 4 X 10 V
50 V 1 Meg. 2 X 100 V
250 V 5 Meg. 2 X 500 V
in such circuits requires the use of a
is not available, the
not overly disturb the
Isolation
with
circuit
Resistor
VoltOhmyst.
WV-38A
the instrument,
impedence,
circuit.
following
will
When an exact
that
Usually,
However,
can be sub-
clipped
isolate the
which
the reading
table gives
DC
VTVM
onto
exactly
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RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
WV-38A
Circuit
Description
VOM
Metering Circuit
The
WV-38A
rent functions consists of the calibrating potentiometer R22, connected in
series
R25,
CR4)
movement due to accidental overload.
cessively
divider
R3,
rectifier
tained by using a voltage-divider network. The resistors in this network are
RIO,
brating
the high AC ranges.
with
the
In
the ohms function, the calibrating potentiometer is replaced by
the front panel
Some
models of the
connected across the meter terminals to prevent damage to the meter
The
eight
higher, values of resistors in series
The
.25 V range is connected directly to the meter
network used for the remaining
R4, R5, and R29.
The
diodes CR1 and CR2, along
circuit,
The
six AC voltage ranges, as
Rll, R12, R13, R14, and R28. R24 is a 6K potentiometer for
the low AC ranges. R23, also a 6K potentiometer, is for calibrating
meter
50/xA
ranges
converting the AC signal input to pulsating DC voltage.
circuit
meter movement.
ZERO
WV-38A
of the DC volts
for the AC
OHMS
have two special
DC
AC
control.
Volts
Volts
with
Volts,
circuit
with
ranges
with
R20 and R21,
the DC voltage section, are ob-
DC
Volts,
silicon
are obtained by adding suc-
the meter
circuit.
is composed of R27, Rl, R2,
and DC cur-
diodes (CR3 and
circuit.
The voltage
form
a full-wave
cali-
DC
Current
The
DC current
values of shunt resistance across the meter
scale deflection. The
Range Series Resistors Shunting Meter
50/iA
1 ma R6, R7, R8, R9, and R26
10 ma R6, R7, R8, and R26
100 ma R7, R8, and R26
500 ma R8 and R26
10 Amp R26
ranges
ranges
No shunt used
are obtained by switching the appropriate
circuit
and shunting resistors are listed below:
to maintain 50/iA
full-
Resistance
In
resistance measurements, the ohms control, R-25, is connected in
series
with
the meter, and is used for calibrating or "zeroing" each range.
In
the R x 1 and R x 100 ranges, the 1.5V "D"
to the
used, resulting in 7.5 volts. The battery voltage is applied to the meter
circuit
are shorted,
deflection.
circuit.
and shunt resistors of the particular range so
In the R x 10,000 range, the four 1.5V penlight cells are also
50/*A
of current
pass
through the meter, causing full-scale
cell
that
battery is applied
when the
test
leads
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RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
When
the meter
causing
In
and
R19 is shunting the meter
In
cuit,
and R16 and R19, connected in series, shunt the meter
in
series
In
shunting
(7.5V).
The
serves to protect the resistors used for ohms measurement against damage
due to accidental overload.
a resistor is placed across the
will
be reduced in proportion to the value of the resistor,
the pointer to deflect down-scale to the appropriate reading.
the R x 1 range, R16 and R17 are in series
circuit.
the R x 100 range, R17 is connected in series
with
the R x 10,000 range, R16, R17, and R19, connected in series, are
the meter
1 amp fuse is connected in series
the 1.5V battery.
circuit.
R18 is connected in series
test
leads, current
with
the
flow
with
the meter
with
—COMMON
the meter
circuit.
with
the batteries
through
thus
circuit,
cir-
R15 is
jack, and
Maintenance
The
WV-38A
screws
and
from
batteries are removed as a complete unit.
the rear of the case. The meter, panel, laminated
may be removed
from
its case
simply
by removing four
circuit
board
The
need for battery replacement is indicated when the instrument
not zero properly on the Ohms ranges. If it is not possible to zero the R X 1
and
R X 100 ranges, the large "D"
possible
ment. It is generally good practice to replace all batteries when a replacement
is
needed.
above. It is important
as shown in the
with
to zero the R X 10,000 range, the four penlite
The
batteries are installed in the instrument as shown in Figure 7,
that
the batteries are installed
illustration,
the terminals.
and
cell
that
the battery
will
requires replacement. If it is not
cells
require replace-
with
the polarity exactly
clips
make proper contact
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RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
Resistor
Almost
on
the rear of the laminated
shooting
should
the laminated
the new resistor. The holes may be opened
or
to prevent any short
resistor.
be removed
appropriate probe
all of the resistors contained in the
and repair. When replacing a resistor, the defective resistor
from
circuit
the laminated
board should be opened to accept the lead
while
circuit
the solder is melted. Care should be taken
to any other
Fuse
The
fuse contained in the
Multiplier
ing
voltage to the leads when the Range
"R
X 100" positions).
lead
to the
may
be soldered onto the lead
should
of
insulating sleeving may be placed over the fuse to prevent a short
circuit.
NOTE:
dn
all functions in
resistors against burnout due to accidental misuse (apply-
This
AC-DC
be taken to prevent any short
A burned out fuse
Switch
which
fuse may be replaced by unsoldering the
and
the
Replacement
circuit
board,
circuit
with
part
Replacement
WV-38A
clipping
clipped
will
44—COMMON"
is used to protect the Ohms-
Switch
the other lead. The new fuse
from
circuit,
make the instrument inoperative
WV-38A
which
nearby when replacing the
the defective fuse. Care
and if necessary, a piece
jack is used.
simplifies
board and the holes in
the use of a toothpick
is in the "R
are mounted
trouble-
from
XI"
or
DC
Calibration
If
an accurate DC Current source is available, it is recommended
the calibration potentiometer, R-22, be set using the DC Current function
of
the
WV-38A,
1. Set the Function
2.
Connect the
current source.
3.
Adjust R-22 so
R-22
can also be adjusted using a DC voltage source, as described
below:
1. Set the Function
range.
2.
Connect the
source.
3.
Adjust R-22 so
NOTE:
range. Connect the
indicate
1.57 volts (157 on the 250 scale).
as
follows:
Switch
test
leads
that
Switch
test
leads
that
the meter indicates 2.5 V (full-scale deflection).
A fresh 1.5 V battery can be used to calibrate R-22 on the 2.5 V
test
to
"DC^
from
the meter indicates 1 MA (full-scale deflection).
from
leads to the battery terminals, and adjust R-22 to
to
the
"DC"
the
and the Range
"—COM"
and the Range
"—COM"
and jacks to a 2.5 V DC
Switch
and "+" jacks to a 1 Ma
Switch
to "1 MA."
to the "2.5 V"
that
16
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RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
Rectifier
There are two small rectifiers located at the top of the laminated
circuit
will
placing
rectifier
proper polarity, and the AC voltage
adjusting variable resistors "R23" and
ranges
board. If either, or both rectifiers become defective, the
give incorrect indications when measuring AC voltages. When re-
a rectifier, be
before removing. The new rectifier must be replaced in the
of the
WV-38A,
sure
proceed as
AC
1. Set the
2.
Set the Range Switch to the "250 V" position.
3.
Connect the
4. Adjust variable resistor "R23"
5. Remove the
6. Set the Range Switch to the "2.5 V" position.
7. Connect the
8. Adjust variable Resistor "R24"
9.
Remove the
AC-DC
test
test
test
test
Switch to the
leads to a known AC voltage source of 250 V AC.
leads from the 250 volt AC source.
leads to a known AC voltage source of 2.5 V AC.
leads from the 2.5 V AC source.
Replacement
WV-38A
to observe the polarity of the defective
ranges
"R24."
follows:
must be recalibrated by
To recalibrate the AC
Calibration
"AC"
until
until
position.
the
meter
the
meter
indicates
indicates
full
full
scale.
scale.
Removing
When
laminated circuit board or to the
front panel; the laminated circuit board must be removed. To remove
the laminated circuit board, proceed as
1. Set the Range Switch to the "2.5 V" position.
2.
Remove the knobs from the
control
3.
Remove the knob from the Range Switch by loosening the set
screw. DO NOT turn switch from its position.
4. Remove the
circuit
5. Remove the two hex
6. Remove laminated circuit board, observing copper rings placed
between the board and the
copper rings as they function as the contacts from the laminated
circuit
that
board and the
properly.
"AP5KV"
it is necessary to gain
by
pulling.
three
board onto the panel posts.
board to the
the copper rings are placed between the laminated circuit
meter,
Also
and
dress
DC5KV"
the
Laminated
access
parts
AC-DC
self-tapping screws which hold the laminated
nuts
meter.
and washers from the
meter.
When replacing the board, make certain
otherwise, the
the interconnecting leads away from the
eyelets and resistors.
Circuit Board
to the under-side of the
located between it and the
follows:
Switch and the
DO NOT lose or misplace
WV-38A will
ZERO OHMS
meter
studs.
not function
these
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:RCA
Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter
When
ordering
instrument
Symbol
No.
Rl
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
R8
R9
R10
Rll
R12
R13
R14
R15
R16
R17
R18
R19
R20
R21
R22,
R23,
R24
R25
R26
R27
R28
R29
Ml
CI
Replacement
WV-38A
replacement
type.
Parts without stock numbers are standard catalog
All
parts should
Description
Resistors
45K
Ohms
1%
150K Ohms
800K Ohms
4
Megohms
15
Megohms
22.5
Ohms
2.0
Ohms
0.452
Ohms
238
Ohms
6200
Ohms
37500
200K Ohms
1
Megohms
3.75
Megohms
110
Ohms
1138
Ohms
21.85K
117.7K
11.5 Ohms.
5K
1% %W 209637
5K
1% %W 209637
Variable
Variable
Shunt Assy.
15K
Ohms
20
Megohms
80
Megohms
Meter
17c %W
1% y2W 93843
1% %W 218881
1% 1W 99317
1% 1W
1% 1W
1% 1W
1% %W 218806
1% V2W 236084
Ohms
1% V2W 218809
1% %W 56733
1% %W 208022
1% %W 237613
1% %W 218807
1% y2W 218808
1% y2W 218810
1% 1W (green) 218814
6000
10,000
10
\% %W 97761
1% 2W 218816
1% 2W
Meter
50
Microamperes
cluding plastic
scale
218818
Capacitor
Capacitor
0.1
parts,
%W
......
(blue).
(yellow).
1% 1W .... 218880
Ohms
225351
Ohms
AMP
case and
MFD 400V
Volt-Ohm
include
be
S^k
56483-A"
(red).
.... 219488
..... 219489
......
in-
the
ordered
217743,
218815
218813
218812
218817
stock
from
Symbol
CR1,
CR2
CR3,
CR4
Fl
Bl
B2
SI
S2
Parts List
Milliammeter
number
your
No.
and
description
items.
local
RCA
distributor.
Description
Crystal
Crystal
Diode Type IN87.
Diode
Fuse Pigtail
250V
212492
Batteries
Type
D 1.5V
Type
A 1.5V
Switches
Range Switch
Function
Switch
Miscellaneous
Panel—with
assembly
Case—(less
assembly)
Handle—(including clips
and
hardware)
Printed
circuit board
(less
parts)
Battery holder
for penlight
Penlight Battery
Flashlight Battery
Test Leads
Red,
with probe
Black
Meter
Knob
Knob
Knob
221712
case,
front
and
pointer 1 inch
small with mark
small
Screw—Handle
Clip—Lead
(on
handle)
Probe—Red
and
Tip 219107
of the
Rectifier
part,
the
Stock
No.
230099
230125
Fuse
3AG 1
AMP
VS-036
VS-034
218877
218876
eyelet
218994
handle
218993
219092
219091
(U
shaped
cells) 219179
Clip
Clip^.
. 219178
221711
plastic,
rear
218995
... 213831
.. 219486
no
mark
... 219487
mtg 219093
Holder
219094
Probe
Information furnished
responsibility
or
other rights
by implication
is
assumed
of
or
by
RCA
by
RCA
third parties which
otherwise
under
18
is
believed
to be
accurate
for its use; nor for any
may
result from
any
patent
or
patent
and
reliable. However,
infringements
of patents
its use. No license is
rights
of
RCA.
no
granted
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ck
i.
99
25
92
36
34
77
76
94
93
92
91
79
78
11
L2
)5
31
86
87
93
94
07
-COMMON
Ft
1
AMP.
1
Bt
1.5V
1000VOC
250VDC
50
VDC
10V
DC
2.5V
DC
+
10A -10A
NOTES:-
1.
S1
SWITCH POSITIONS-MARKED
ON
SIA DRAWING
R27
_
15K
+iv
DCQ V\Ar
POSITION
RANGE
1
1000V/5000V
2
250
V
3
50V
(.25V,
IV,
50JJA)
4
10V
5
2.5V
6
500
MA
7
100
MA
8
10MA
(10A)
9
1
MA
10
R X 1
11
R
X100
12
R X 10000
+
.25V/50JJA
DCQ-
OUTPUT
o
AC5KV
O
DC
5KV
o
-
ct
*
.1
MFD
R28
>
20
MEG
2W
O
R29
SO
MEG
2W
tOOOVAC
CR3
+ / M1 \
50
jJA
CR4
H4-
.
R22
) 6K/
CAL
2. ALL SWITCH WAFERS SHOWN AS VIEWED
FROM
FRONT
(SHAFT
END
OF
SWITCH)
3.
S1 SHOWN IN POSITION #1
4. S2 SHOWN IN W+DCH POSITION
5. SWITCH
CONTACTS
SHORT
ARROWS INDICATE WIPER CONNECTION
LONG
ARROWS INDICATE
CENTER
RING
CONNECTION.
6. ALL RESISTORS '/2
WATT,
±1%
UNLESS OTHERWISE
NOTED.
,
R15
110
< R18
117.7
K
If)
ts
id
Schematic
WV-38A
NOTE:
In
some
instruments
RIO is
7.5
K, and R22, R23 and
R24
are 4 K.
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in
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