Next Page Table 4-3. KWM-2A Transceiver, Voltage and Resistance Measurements (Cont.)
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Voltage at V16 - 2 is 1.8/1.5 Vdc (± 20%) if V16-1is connected to V15 - 2. Refer to =26=> in illustration section. Voltage at V17 - 6 is -1.5/-1.6 Vdc (± 20%) and resistance is 2.3MW/2200 W if R190 is 2200 W and R211 is not installed. Resistance depends on polarity of ohmmeter. Larger resistance is with positive lead of the ohmmeter connected to ground. Refer to =37=> in illustration section. Voltage at V17 - 7 is 300/-4 Vdc (± 20%) and resistance is 8500 W /100 KW (± 20%) if R193 is 220 KW, R194 is 470 KW, and CR9 is installed.Resistance depends on polarity of ohmmeter. Smaller resistance is with positive lead of the ohmmeter connected to ground. Voltage at V17 - 7 is 300/-4 Vdc (± 20%) and resistance is 8500 W (± 20%) if CR9 is not installed. Refer to =19=> in illustration section. Voltage at V17 - 2 is 3.8/0.2 Vdc (± 20%) if R193 is 220 KW, R194 is 470 KW,. Refer to =19=> in illustration section. |
4.5 FIELD ALIGNMENT PROCEDURES 4.5.1 Field alignment Field alignment consists of a few simple adjustments and is intended as a means of restoring peak performance of a working KWM2/;2A. No alignment procedure should ever be performed just for the sake of alignment. Adjustments should be made onl! when there is reason to suspect that performance is not up to standard. All field alignment adjustment points can be reached by raising the cabinet lid and the KWM-2/2A does not have to be removed from its cabinet. Refer to figure 4-1 for adjustment locations. 4.5.2 Test Equipment Required 'I'est equipment required for field alignment of the KWM-2/2A are a 50-ohm, 100-watt dummy load and a receiver with a 100-kHz crystal calibrator and an S-meter. 4.5.3 RF Circuils peaking
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