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Solid State Shortwave Receivers For Beginners - The Listeners Guide

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<strong>The</strong> completed chassis and panel are held together using a couple<br />

of 4BA nuts and bolts.<br />

Wiring<br />

<strong>The</strong>re are very few connections to be made in this simple<br />

receiver, and a straight forward point to point wiring system is the most<br />

practical method of wiring up the set. A complete wiring diagram of<br />

the unit is shown in Fig.8.<br />

Modern components have leads that do not easily oxidize as they<br />

have been developed for modern automatic production methods. This<br />

simplifies soldering and it is not necessary to clean the component lead<br />

out wires unless they are obviously very heavily oxidized. Once the<br />

component leads have been cut to length their ends should be tinned<br />

with solder, and the tags of sockets, etc. should be similarly tinned<br />

before attempting to complete a soldered joint. Use a multi-core solder<br />

and use plenty of solder on each joint. Try not to move the components<br />

while they are being connected. Keep to these guide lines and<br />

good soldered joints should be obtained.<br />

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