Ten-Tec 1056 User guide

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Instruction
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Introduction
Design Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Circuit Kit Parts List Circuit Circuit Board Circuit BAND CHART First Connections, DC
Operating, Experimental Features
Troubleshooting Guide
Getting What T-KIT Limited
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Contents
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Schematic , .·
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Warranty
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Introduction
The T-KIT 1
result magazine offer
something simple receiver Board office, or incorporated transceiver or
The simpleness design contributes kit.· Instead
you to make band choices we
offer change for
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new
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our looking
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model plus ALL
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to) any HF ham band
1056
application
over
better
which
of
stocking
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to
the novel
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unused coils and
or
what's
articles and asking ourselves
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genuinely
a stand-alone receiver
numerous one-band versions, pushing
to
for
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kit
market
attractive
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own
project.
way
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of
inventory
explore
parts
are packed in a clearly-marked
will
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price. Our goal
useable. The
back-to-the-basics
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or
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valued customers, staff
can coach you
As you plan your use that
the performance as the frequency goes up, kit
includes all parts
tried
6 Meters, expect on
160
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be a single band receiver
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experimenting for
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permits
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particularly ham bands up
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Model 1
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Circuit
Descrip-tion
T -KIT Model 1
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0 True varactor tuning
0 Zener diode regulation
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LM358
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take your favorite ham band ANYWHERE!
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Use
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the T -KIT
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Receiver Design Features:
NE612
op amp bandpass
TDA2611
speaker audio
"Bandset" for
for
6"WX2 ~ "D
mixer-oscillator
(MV209)
for
A audio amplifier
economical
and "Bandspread" tuning controls
TX
sidetone injection
receiver audio
output
board
for
separate
12-15
VDC .
space (and page
1056
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filter
"Walkman"
muting
line
from
layout:
DC
supply
4.),
to
during
Conversion Receiver
IC
headphones
transmit
local oscillator
to
audio
plan
your
use
IC
of
Module
Board
I The Schematic Diagram is
The
efficient possible identical because tuned
RF dissimilar values matching. Potentiometer overload serving as determined plus the varactor
applied varactor (D1) provides coarse tuning
or voltage value
of
Zener diode D2 varactor circuit,
The
output
conversion result
'simplicity
by
the Signetics
to
the
well-known
it
is standard TEN-TEC
input
circuit
by
strong signals and
RF
gain
by
C3, C4, L2 (plus L3
coupling
of
C 1 and C2 are selected
control.
tuning
through
tuning
"band spread"
to
D1
through
R5
will
increase
(6.2V)
supporting
from pins 4 and 5
of
mixing
printed
of
this
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NE602.
R1
is an
The local
network
pot
R2
tuning
by
R3 is done
R5, 1
megohm.
or
decrease
regulates
U1
of
antenna
and similar receivers is made
inventory.
the
antenna
attenuator
nearby
on
coupled
and R4 ( 1
the
's
never-exceed Vee U1
local oscillator frequency. This audio the
filter
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amp U2a. The
from
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LM358
as
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input
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by
potentiometer
by
R6-R9 and
to
U 1
to
U2a
filter,
R16.
on pages
12-13.
mixer-oscillator, functionally
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to for
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oscillator
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and C2 form a
pins 1 and 2. The
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minimize
frequency
160
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meters),
C5. Voltage
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the
control
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T·KIT
Model
1056
Receiver
Parts
List,
cont.
Model 1
056
Direct
Conversion Receiver
KIT PARTS LIST
Before you parts Limited
Quantity
Fixed
Resistors
The 3 color
2 0 1 0
1 0 2 0 4 0
1 0 2 0 3 0 2 0 1
Fixed
Capacitors
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begin
construction,
and
check
Warranty
bands
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ohm
220
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(orange-orange-red)
4.7K
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and
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of
the receiver, make certain
support
the
experimental features
that
Troubleshooting Guide
General: This kit project is designed right parts are
niade in most kit projects is a mistake or broken the circuit board, such
forth.
are
as
After
selected and installed
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exactly
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comes a mistake on
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as
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