Trying to identify receiver.
- From: cliff wright <c.c.wright@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 07 Jul 2007 18:55:33 +1200
Good Day All!
Have recently aquired a "homebrew" receiver which I am trying to upgrade and fully restore to working order.
In the back of my mind I am quite sure that it was a published design
possibly in "Electronics Australia" or similar back in the 1960's or early 70's.
It is a 6 valve/tube design using an ECF82 first mixer/oscillator (1st if about 4 Mhz)
, a 6BE6 Pentagrid second mixer/osc, originally with varactor fine tuning down to 455 KHz. 2nd oscillator on about 4.5 Mhz.
It then has 2 stages of 455 KHz IF originally using EF183's with 2 IF transformers per stage, a total of 10 tuned circuits at 455 Khz.
This is followed by a 6BE6 product detector/BFO (Drake style) or a diode for AM rception and an ECL82 for audio stage and output.
It has 4 bands from about 3 MHz to 30 MHz.
Does any one remember coming across this circuit?
It has some rather eccentric features like IF neutalisation and a VERY lossy coupling between IF stages.
Any information gratefully received as I would like to
1. find an original circuit.
and
2. Find out why some of the peculiar design details were used.
Hope it rings a bell with someone.
73's Cliff Wright ZL1BDA ex G3NIA
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