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T2eoOD TRAC 4O0V fl AMP 1 Z0p 6E SC151D 4O0V 15AMP TRAC f SQp TBA20S BOp TBAJOT TBA20T f WRTE/PHONE FOR 12Sp TBA550O TBA520Q DETALS 240p TBA530Q 21Sp T8A540 TBA p T8A540O LL TBA540Q i 240p UNENCODED TBAS500 TBA550Q 33Sp HEXADECMAL TSASMC TBA560C 3 HEXADECtMAL 33Sp 19 TBA6<1A12 TBA641A2 1» KEYBOARD ABCDEF. TBA720 TBA120 2S0p KEYS. T9 TBA800 A800 2 OPTONAL KEYS, 0p 15 TBA8J0S TBA810S SHFT KEY ts 00. T. POWELL 0p TBA820 1 loop T0A99O TBA990 2BOp TCA270O TCA270Q BRDGE TCA27DS TCA270S 2S0p RECTFERS 306 ST. 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C of the Month, ULN-3006T, March 1978. Multi-Range Test Meters, March 1978. Experimenter's Corner, LED Light Display, April 1978. 26 HOTLNES Recent HOTLlNES-Recent developments in electronics.

3 SSUE 856 JUNE VOLUME 54. NUMBER 2 BRTAN'S LEADNG JOURNAL FOR THE RADO, ELECTRONC CONSTRUCTOR Published by PC Magazines Ltd., Westover House, House. West Quay Rd., POOLE, Dorset BH151JG 11 News and Views 18 EDTORAL Crystal EDTORAL-Crystal Gazing 19 NEWS.... NEWS.... NEWS 19 KNDLY NOTE Radio NOTE-Radio 2 Tuner, July "Shoot", August C of the Month, ULN-3006T, March Multi-Range Test Meters, March Experimenter's Corner, LED Light Display, April HOTLNES Recent HOTLlNES-Recent developments in electronics Ginsberg 31 PRACTCAL WRELESS Preview WRELESS-Preview of out our next issue 48 PRODUCTON LNES nformation LNES-nformation on the latest products A/an Alan Martin 61 ON THE AR-Amateur Amateur Bands Eric Dowdeswell Dowdeswel/ G4AR VHF VHP Bands, ncluding including What do the VHFs have to offer?.... Ron Ham BRS5744 BRS15744 SW Broadcast Bands Charles Moiioy Mol/oy G8BUS GBBUS MW Broadcast Bands Charles Molloy Mol/oy G8BUS GBBUS 68 PW READER'S PCB SERVCE Prices SERVCE-Prices and details of the PCBs available 11 For our Constructors For our Constructors 20 AUDO DSTORTON METER 2 METER E. A. Rule Constructional details 27 PW PURBECK OSCLLOSCOPE 3 OSCLLOSCOPE an Hickman Front panel and power supply wiring 38 PW BOVNGTON TANK GAME David Coutts Full constructional details of this exciting TV game 49 DARKROOM TMER A. P. Donleavy A simple controller for your enlarger 11 General nterest 32 STATESDE CALLNG Joe Kasser G3ZCZ G3ZCZ/ W3 A broad look at the hobbyist radio scene in the USA 52 SO YOU WANT TO PASS THE RAE7 W RAE?-10..,. John Thornton-Lawrence GW3JGA and Ken McCoy GWSCMr GWBCMY Aerials, feeders and matching. Overcoming interference. The examination. e # Extra 39 NDEX TO VOLUME 53 Contents of our issues dated May 1977 to April COPY RGHT COPYRGHT Cl PC Magazines Limited Copyright n in all drawings, photographs and articles published in 'Practical Wireless' is s fully protected and reproduction or mitation n in whole or in part ie is expressly forbidden. Ail All reasoneble reasonable precautions are taken by 'Practical Wireless' to ensure that the advice and data given to readers are reliable. We cannot, however, guarantee it and we cannot accept legal responsibility for it. Price. are those current as we go to press. readers are reliable. We cannot, however, guarantee t and we cannot accept legal responsibility for it. Prices are those current as we go to press. Practical Wireless, June

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Appliance Stat fhl; like a volume control- 15 15 AppManca mp amo contact contact Slat 3O"-8O"F S^-ao'F (*»k«o Up. 15 volurrva p. control ditto ditto bul but fo' for high hi oh lemp temot 1 1 '11. 2S.

5 THERMOSTATS THERMOSTATS Refrllleratlon lullr.led wllh 38" capillary capillary R«Ma ration , ao HUBfatad with a6 v 1t. Limpet Stat mult be mounted n c108. calibrat.d callbratsri Umpat Stat O"-O"F M»-190*F mutt ha amp «rt»p ntounlod conlacl corlaci n cloaa 12. Appliance Stat fhl; like a volume control AppManca mp amo contact contact Slat 3O"-8O"F S^-ao'F (*»k«o Up. 15 volurrva p. control ditto ditto bul but fo' for high hi oh lemp temot 1 1 '11. 2S. Oven Oven Stat-wlth Slot with.enlor sanaor and and capillary caolllary Sp. Sp. MANS OPERATED SOLENODS MANS OPERATED SOLENODS. Mod.1 TT-.mall bul poworful ln. 11n.^ Modal pull-approx. pul^ appro*- TTJ amall olzo ah* but 11 J powarful x * 11 1j x Hln.U... Modal Mintti _/-iln. pull. SlO 2f Si x X 2 x X 4001/ Jin. 141n. 14Jn. d Z,.. M. pull, Sii9 Mod.1 Modal Tn TTW-Hln.... pull. pufl. Size 9lza ^ 3 x 2i 2* x X 21n Sin.. 4.,.. 4 a U..i J Prlc Pflc«lnclude nclude VAT & 6, po,ag po»t»oa. MOTOR8ED DSCO SWTCH MOTORSED DSCO SWTCH With With amp amp chang chtnoa-.. oyer 0«M wllch... awuchei. M Multl ulll adjultable dluaiable.wltch awl tehee at. are raled at 10 mp Thll would would provide provde a mag magnlflcenl dllplay. Fo, malna operating. a wltch model 1 ' wltch wjjch r^daj^cs^ts! mod.1 s T wltch model 4 7S. DELAY SWTCH DELAY SWTCH Malna Mains operated-delay b, ba accurately accuralaly oparated delay eet oat with can pointer. point#/a knob for p.,lods parlod# of of up 21 hr.. 2 contacta lullablelo aullabla to (o wltch awltch hra conucli mpl ampa 'econd second contact op.nl opana few mlnytea nut.a atter after 1st 1»t contact cpnlactosp. Hp. rated at 10 ampa. Thla ics 1 nlflcant malna oparallnp. dlepfey- For fi W2 S'/7n9t^^S fri i\' tii SMTHS CENTRAL HEATNG SMTHS CENTRAL HEATNG CONTROLLER pu Push ' h b J,1or> oltfa8 10 button glv.. 10 varlatlona follows. tollowa. '{1) (1) conllnuoui continuous hoi varlatlone hot water and aa (. c.ntrae (2) eontln~ H uoue continuous central heating l?) contln- UOU water central heating ott at nlghl hot nloht (3) walw (3) continuoue but cantrsl conlinuoul hot healing water oft wlter but at B central hbatlno h.atlng on only for s 2 perlode periodl heating " during the day (4) hot water and cantral central heabng both but day time only (5) hot water all day but cen tre) hwtlno both heatlng onty on hut only fors day fo,2 periods ilmo only perlode during t5) hot during the wale/ the day day (0) all hot day () hol watw but ceivwater and cantral healing on for2 periods during tha daytime onlyand ::;~rr!rh::~~r~rm~~:e then continuous for aummer ~~~~O::nt~'~:at\~~ :fl(~~~to::,; contlnuaul (8) (8) hot time hot water uae water day with day lime central time only only (ft) heatlnfl (8) hot hot water ofl (7) water twice hot water twice daily (10) dally (to) overythlno ev.rythlng ofl A haodaome handsome fooklng looking unit with wllh hour movsment movement and the ewltchei switch.. and other parts neceaeary neces.ary to aelectthe ect the dealred dellred programme of of heating. Supplied complete with We ofler wiring thea diagram. while Orlglnelly etocka laal sold at 6 we t5 believe each NCLUDNG at over t8. with wiring diagram. O,lglnally lold wa belieye at oyer 11. VAT W. oft,r hh. while stock. lasl at 4.,..ach NCLUDNG VAT and and Postage. POltage. LOW R.P.M. MOTORS LOW R.P.M. MOTORS Made by Crouiet Smitha C,ouz.t-5mlthl SAWA-Venner.'mUar ~r. famous SAWA Vonnor comoanloe «li and companles-ell luppliod similar lupplled... / reedy 230/2..ov SOhz malnl working ready for at at /240v 1 '" &2 n each. 50hi FoUowlng mains Following apeedb peeda n atock this thl. advert. n etock when preparing advert. \\ rav per dey day 68 r«v per day '", --~ rev per hour revs per hour 1 rev per mln 2 rpm rpm 11 rpm 'pm 4 rpm S 'pm it rpm rpm rpm EXTRACTOR FAN EXTRACTOR FAN C* Ex computer«made computerl-made by by Woode Woods Of of Colchester, Colchelter. deal d.al for fulng fb,lng through panel reaeonahly panel-reaaonably qutat quiet running very runnlng-very powerful 2500 rpm. Choice of of two alzsa lz.1 5" 5" or or Oi" &i" di«. dla. 5 Sand and. FLUORESCENT TUBENVERTOR FLUORESCENT TUBE NVERTOR For camping-car repalnng - emergency lighting from a 12v well battarr distributed you can't light boat fluorescent and is oconomlcal. fighting. Wt ( will ofler offer nvertor plenty for ol it and 13 watt miniature tube for only J» with tubs snd tube holders aa well. MNJ-MULT MN MUL T TESTER Amailng, deluxe pocket size j n praclaion moving coll ntlrument > <5rT7^5 i stant Jawttled langes hearings lc000opv n measure tn- " DC VOtta 10. W. 250, i i?" AC DC vo am " l O-f ' w ma ' 1 5 ' end 1 K)0 CM - 00 ma ftw^ " "tvi PJ V Continuity Complete with end niutated raslstancs probas. ^t»k > faads. and nstructlona. hsttery, circuit diagram Unballevable Unbollevabl. value yaluo only only < a f«. FREE Ampa Ampa ranges,angoo kit kllonoblo enabl s yo you u f o 10 read,oad D DC C currant cu"ontfrom from ^ ampa ampl dlractly directly on on the(m0icse. hell-l0 cal t. t'llr a free if " you you purchase pu,chalo quickly quickly but bul if you afretdy own a mint tester and would Hkeone send 1 H. For camping - car repairing - emergency lighting from a 12v battery you can't beat fluore,cent lighting. t will after plenty of wall dlotrlbutod light and economical. W. oft., nyerto, for RM and 13 watt miniature tubolo, only p n with tuba and tube holde,... well. Amazing, deluxe pock.t lze pr,clllon moving colllnatrument /ewelled b rlnga-tooooopy-llln tant range. me.lure:- DC yolll 10, SO, 250, AC Yollll0, SO, SO, DC amp ma and ma Continuity and,.olltonco 1-1SOK ohml. Compl.te with nluloted prob... loadl. battery, circuit diagram and nltructlonl. "you alr.ldy own a mini loot., and would koon..nd &1 '''. l MULLARD UNLEX system. Rated one of the finest :~:::~~.~:t~ parlormera n ~~: the ~t~~:o stereo "R:rJ field f. < this lor almost would meke anyone a wonderful n easy-to- gift <wr 4' MULLARD UNLEX A malnl malne operated ltereo stereo ~. this would make a wonderful gift " for almolt anyone n.. sy-to-... esaemble amble eom-. plete with modular a pair form of of and Plelley Pfaseey com- < peakera apoakere thl 11 at 3O-but due to peelal bulk this should self at about 30-but duo to a special and as an incentive for to thil we after oner buy the end Yltem syatam aa an complete fncentlw# at at for you to buy this month wo only 15 ncluding VAT and poltage. postage. UNSELECTORS Jrv., c Thoea are pulse operated ii switches malic telephone as used n ewltchauto- By "* v - ' \ boa/da ate. The pulas moves A,*/ catod the selectors ere 25 '^K BW^Np ' S atnrvdsrd. 24v orl2v per- AF UNSELECTORS These are pulae operated wltche. al used n automatic t,l.phone wltchboardl etc. Th. pul mov.. the wltch switch arm a/m through through one polltlon. position, Exc,pt Except whir. where ndicated the,elector. are 25 fndlpolltlon position type. typea and 50v Coli Coll tandard. 24v or 12v oper ation extra at 2 per wltch. swttch, 8 e.. pole &1'14 6 pole polo 4 M 4 polo 7'12 7't2 a pol. pale &1'72 1. CUM.. t2 12 pol. pole &11'. &t 1«.. H 4 pol. poie SO 80 wly way 11'74 24 HOUR TMERS.dFRfe^' The one llluatrflted Ja' 'controls this uaea v r*-^-s ' 2 On/off'e per 24 hours 13 amp Contacte. l model one on/oft per 24 hours il.-.tl 3 pole S 10 TO 3 pol. pole pole SO 50 wo~ way 24 HOUR TMERS The one 11 ultrated, 'E' controll thle u,eso the tha Smlthl Smiths machanllm mechanism al as in n their lhajr auto eutosot. t. On/off'. per 24 hour. 13 amp contact. override wltch switch.». Smlthl Smiths 100 too amp emp =r:!e~0~~~c~:~1~':~er2:8t~o:~~ extra contrecis 1 -N par eel. AEG :'~:p 60 emp model t.ndby. on/oft per par 24 with hours clockwork hourl a... $, standby, one on/ofl xtra extra contacta conlacte t 1*04. per sat per set ^ NDUCTON MOTORS On. msdo Uluiuared lor TT c.tkl our'.(.rincftmut 11- tplndl. WSfi* ' 1" Brtck EJ 7S, 1J" Hack M», Vi MANS TRANSFORMERS - flv 29y 4 amp amp 1 20w n. 6 auto 3* 2 230v amp 11# H5S*^ i 25v 14" amp 2-tS. 24v i amp 2 M -Til NDUCTON MOTORS One lultrated our reference MM1t made for TT 11'1. tack 1il'l plndl, u a. i-.uci modol is, f! ~~'cr~ta~~ \l,!d~~~: :'11. MANS TRANSFORMERS Y Sv 1 amp t,... #0. t2v 1 amp 10#.,. 20Y 1 amp 20w aulo 230Y 1 '''. 1" f amp" 71. "3y amp, T. 25. tin 2' ,.. SOY BOv 2 amp 4 4.,.. M. 9v 2v 1 amp 1'5«. 1'''. 8 '5y48 5v-0-«6* v t i amp 1,.. loow 100w auto v 230-1t5* 2'i0. 2 8'Sky Bkv»'»..,.. Many more, more. aend lend for fist. l.t. y " MULLARD AUDO AMPLFERS All nk. n and modulo connection form, ouch bob, raid, data bum luoplted. comol«t«mod»j wllh bnl 1M WmW power output -M neludlna ^al,, PoitSVAT.. rtc-r -rci, Modol 1172 tw, power output 11 *1 W.LZNg ij/i-imt: - ineludlna Model CPWO0 Poet A «VAT. won powsr outpul attss^ ' twin "»e ncluding Po.t A VAT. EP 6001 ncludlno channel Poit or & etere* VAT. pra-amp 2 M THS MONTH'S SHP SNP ~. Sgfto*** Japanese mlde and match-". ng nu dacoder. made decoder. Two FM iteiri tuner teml for end Jaai matchle' than average of & ~.. the averege two. price Don't ol mlsa the tuner this, only thl., stocks 11 atockl will»? - MS <c#b glass not fait ~f:.!":lat'&~l: dial long. 1S-S*. Wooden caae with,.~ood.n cao. with ft!t J RELAYS 12 volte two 10 amp changeover plga in»5p. 12v twee ~:,:~~ 10 amp t::p1~:::ec:'1:;g::.vel:~~ changeover plug n V21.12* ~. two ~ changeov.r miniature wire.:red Mp. 11 volt op*" single alngle screw crew fixing two amp changeovect changeov.ra Dp. Up. 12 vott changeoverl &1 11. Latchlng volt open Latching relay three malna 10 amp malnl operated changeovera fi c/o contacts contactl ti a u. ll.mains Malnl opexeted operated three amp changeoveu r changloverl open type one on. ecraw acrew fixing ftxlno 1-«. &t 1S. Many othar other typea wllh with dlflarsnt difterent coll coil vollages voltaoh and contact arrangamants arrangements are n n atock, tock. enquiries nvited. MCRO SWTCH BARGANS ^ Rated at at 85 ampa ampl 2M no volte. volh. deal (o to make a ~- --^"1 switch f SWitch pan.1 calculator dozenl ~ of of other panel apdllcetlone. for a cstcoletor and for dozens., application. Parcel Pa,cel of for fo, Cl-H, 1' VAT and post poll paid. plld. ^37^ 25A ELECTRC PROGRAMMER BA ELECTRC PROGRAMMER Laarn n n your slflep. leep. Have radio playfng playing and kettle boiling as a. you yoll wake switch wake-awltch en on llghta lightl to to ward of of nstruders n.trud.rthlv. a warm house houla to to Come come hive 5, J '"JW# homo to. All thesa... and ond many atf>ar other things you con can do f f you nv'lt n an electrical pro wswc grammar. ^r,v,, [n Clock,n ' ctrlcal by by famoua profamou. fci.. 'Z,^Li ii J j^ jl meker, mailer, with amp cn/ofl on/oft switch. wltch. Switch-on Swltch-on time can be b. aet a.t anywhare anywhere to to etay ta~ on on up up (e to «houre. hours, ndependent 'ndependent minute memory b.autlful unit. Prce a H. VAT mlnule and mernqry and postage Jogger, poatage BOp, DOP. or A or with beeuttfur glass Price 1'5... front, chrome bezel bazel &.,. edra. T9rm». Price* nclude Port & VAT. But order* under 9 00 pleat* add 50p to offset packing. Bulk enqulrle* - Please Phone tor Qenerou* Dlecount* M# T.rm Prlc nclud. Poat & VAT. But ord.r. und.r 1 ' 00 pi... add SOp to off.. t packing. Bulk.nqulrl.. - Pi... Phone for G.n.rou. D.count. _ J. BULL (ELECTRCAL) LD <1. BULL (ELECTRCAL) LTD (Dept. (D.pt. P.W.), 103 t03tamworth RD. CROYDON CR«CR. SO tsg.. T'S FREE!! Our monthly Advanc. Advance Adv.rtl.lng Advertielng Bargain. Bargeln* L.t List glv gives d.tall. deteirs of bargain. bsrg«]ns arriving arrtvlng or ju.t just arrived vrlved - oft.n often bargain. bargains which sell 11 out b.for. before our adv.rtl advertisement m.nt C&ll can app.ar. appear. - t's an nteresting atlng lat list and t'. t's free - lu.t Just send S.A.E. B.low Below are a f.w few of the Bargains still tlll availabl. available from pr.vlou. previous l.t Hits. MANS TRANSFORMERS All thou these have D ZM/Z46v /24tv SOH. KHz PrlmaFl/ Primary VOLTAGE VOlTAOt CURRENT PRCE 1w 2 1 ' " 2.cv 2 1* 4v fi 5 amp emp t... r v 0v 7 «me a " "Sv e*8v j amp tamp.. e 5v «-5v } amo &,. "5y-O-l e-8*-o-«200 ma 5y l00ma 1 '. fl'5*-d-«*5v sv 100mA ' 5y-O-l ' 5y 750mA 7B0mA 1,11 1'..-0-1'3. looma 1 '., 6'3v «*Sv-0-6*3v.3v 100mA 1 '" a 6 2 amp Sy, t tlly S'lh* 5* + 8-5y 0-5*.p bsd winding 1 amp t ::::: 1 1t fiv \ amp &. t v 9v amp limp 'c' &,..... fi* 1 amp V core v fiv 31 a 6 a " amp amp s.,. OY 10* 25 amp 4... OY~OY Y-G-12Y Sv-O-tfiv 10v-4M0v tfil amp 4'32 1tv tv 4 i lamp amp,... 13v 13* tamp 1'11 12Y 1fiv &1 '" 12Y-O v-0-12v 1 amp SOmA 1 '. 1av-O-12v 1*V^12V 50mA '" 1Bv tapped'" 9v 1 amp v Bv 2 amp 15Y~11v 18v-0-15v 7 amp 15v~15v 1Bv-0-15v S4 amp Slamp 31 amp RF. TM TM2 TM 32 TM3 TM 37 TM 21 TM 21 TM 7 TM 33 TM4 TM 12 TM 12 TM 5 TM TMl1 TM 38 TM 15 TM 15 TM 27 TM 8 TM 7 TM 10 TM 18 TM41 TM TMf7 TMf7 TM 38 TM 12 TM3 TM14 TM27 TM 15 a,. 2' " &4 '. \7y tamp &. t v amp &, 20Y 1 amp 1 '. 20Y S amp 4. 20Y 12lamp a.. 2OY-O-2Ov Wv-O-ZOv t3y 13v COiriA Samp TM l00ma TM n.ut *SX ««'. 24y 24v 1J, amp TM ' 18 CS v 21* TM17 " * 4- + fi* rt 2y 7 amp fiomp 2 amp 7M17 TM 31 <2 3t 2 71 ll 17 24v 24* S." 21v 26v 4 H amp tl amp TM TM 40 TM J-7 Q 43 25v 28v 3t. :JOy 30* lapped u 24, _ A &. 12 3) 2 amp 31 amp TM TM C t«4'.»* :JOy lamp TM15. 37*. 6 TM 4»«S7' TM v 4Ovtappedlt:JOy,2OY&'10Y a 130v, 20v a 10* 37 6 amp amp TM TM S 4 fit... U 50v-2 SOv-2 S' 3v hrouded.»y amp with 6*3* shrouded Ow 68 amp TM TM TMt W 22 fifl 11 4-Cl. U K>v 45 Ov amp TM Cv-3 _ amp with 6-3* l ' ly shrouded 5 imp TM.hrouded TM # 7 S 99 all 75y 41 t 80Y " BOv v. tapped lapped. 60*. 60v &. 75v 75Y 4i 4 amp amp TM TM «100/ loov 7 1t COv-O-tGGv l00v~00v 1 amp tamp amp TM TM 2a TM 'i 7M. SO* 1:JOy tapped 120* 120Y i smp amp TM TM 28 3 S." 71 aa* ~ amp TM &V-0-MO* 25OY-6-25OY with 6-3* 8 3y 2A M t emp SO ma TM &, 7* «Z T AMv 250v _ SOmA too 371 SOOv ma TM TM TM «J ',71 E»m 3tmA A Volt Maine M"n. Unit, Unit. ideal d,.1 for power' 6 volt oqulpment, equipment, casaottas, C lett... recordar ampllfler requiring more tape than recorder the average or amplifier.verao' amount or of cyrrenl. other appliances current. Thie Thll s. a really reauy n plaltlc.. made for Radio ntended well originally made unit to in clip plasfic nto case poaltlon, mada polltlon. this lor Crown thl. has external Bsdlo xterm battery tyoa type conlacta contaeta but t s la a simple matter to solder lolder leads leed. suijaht onto these conlacta and thla unit employx full wave rectlflcatton ~:::~~~t~:!o and.~:~: la recommended ~:~:-=.:~:J~: in every ::~~':~~/r::!1 way. Price 4*3» 4~; Calculators, CalCU.toR. make,. Texa, nt.nded orlalnally &:~rct~~:c;~~:::~~~ to ba sold By at famous quite high mnkwa :~t~~'~~krp~~d prices like new Tsxas. and d~~~~ '!rtj.y~~ unused. niended Type origi Baelc functlone add, S ts. Type TlrP..-egain 1. egaln basic aublrmct, baolc functions multiply, function. but bul with divide rechergeabla etc. Prfce,ocheroeabl. nfcad batterl". 7'" tt.ry Ch.,..,..ame 2'7. nfced batteriaa. 1'7 Type TlrP. 3. basic Price 7*n. 3.-baolc functions BaHeiy function. but with Chargers memory for >*1. eama "11. Type Typ. 4 basic 4-b,c function" a, memory snd and rechargeabts rechargeable hstterigs, batterl.., P,lc p. AM/FM Price B4p, Complole.. ll. ho cal. polntk, pointer, volume Radio. control. CompTets control, Oft/oft chassis, on/off etc. Controls haa tuning Control. have scale hlv, oduewlao with edgewla. knob.... radlol b. Ju,t (nalde t~~:~':p. ~~~lv..:'r~n apeikor, tension Hnobi. Those radios then can R~~~P~~: you ba have mounted a ~n firs! on f':!t~a:~~~'mu~~c class or Jual "music nside whlia exb'':;:~~ than you work" han average receiver, end and oven RecBptloo even n ereas ar".1 where on both FM la AM-FM nototlouafy s better notorloully bad. good red re.ultl nils hive ha"e been obtained. The outpul output silao aloo is. ebova above average,.peaker la probablr.round "1-2. They can the be b. powered epeeker power by 6v 8Y batteries is probably batter'" or tlv around v power 11 2 supply, watte. lupply, n fact Redlo one ' deal. doubt the function Crown Radio as an AM/FM an# mentioned Tuner fm above Tuner-real bargain la datl. berglln at would **M no... + Mp. tp. UV Tubes...(Philips (Phlllpa Atlnlc). Atlnl.l. Useful lor 10' bringfng b,lnglng out water m.rb n atamps.peela' cotoufl n rocke,.'mlllr.peel.. m«ni. marks n men. We atemgs have these and special e n in two coioura af<«t lzea B* n H Cw rpcks. Sw price almllar 1*54 &1 se 4- apecj- + 12p. POll SOp + 21t p. POll 7Sp p. 1 Post Pole 60p Pol. 1* 4-. Way 4p. fitt WQ Switch, 20 watt Switch. for 2 Fo, dlflltaf M 4-1flpdloltal dlsplaya Post dllplay the 76p th.l poaitlona «p. polltlona bslng being paced through 3eO thera. no top. atop. Silver evenly Sliver plated eoeced contacts fhrough contacta are the ar. rated 360 of turn, at S 15 emps, and ampa, normally there s po an experalve expenllve switch,witch bul but oflered oftered at at Mp.. p each... ultable Morse :ft:~e Key, for ~:l'b.!r~~.::. beginners. This s Our well O~~ Pet, R~1.".'~r~P:~~y"a.~~"t.ble debloned. MKl, Price fully f edlustablt *1f. he*, key, Profeulonat Mo'" ca.t bate of struction. Prolesalonal ~t:~~':;.'si.h~u:~e~~~ thla Morse i high Key. J~ speed Heavy key cast key with base with fine ol flna adlustments. metal coned/ullmenta. Prl ce 3 *58. Our Ref. M K2. Termlnala. ~::::~:cc~::: Very good quality,.g::':n ~~:~~Yth~r~~~~w British made, ";.!,!:,; screw ::~~:n down type, d~:: hit ha' a top a hole accepti through a 4mm which plug. Oolld The.olld wire sc/ew may down be b. passed, ascuon afso paa.ed. wllh with nsulators ~r1~!a:_ for!:~, metal R:~~Tl~,n:~ panel mounting, 10r~r::~~g;or5 5 ~,~'~~.c~~~;;: oopular colours. Price l»p each, R«f. TS1» Of 10 n bag for 1 $, Ref. TS1/10. prino :~~~!t~~:~~e;::~~a~:~~~1:1a~1"'~~~:~'t:'~~= Triggar Tatmfnafs. Red and black termlnale mounted on grip nsulated g,lp lka like b a vice Dinefopprexl ylc. but bul connection mate n size n the fi}" he first x f.theeetetjnlnafa fl"l place s flufch Quick and lmpl. beck hel,lgger-tlulh n wlro-tot go of trigger, aefifiltaly almple. Hold donnltaly e time back tlmo saver. the trigoer push oaver. Price Mp hi n h. pair. wire sl go of triggir, p.lr. kejetoft Sk.l.ton P,..Sot. Mlnlatu, , 10 for et. 12b. Relay R.lalr Baae. Pie-Set...*414 pin slanderd Miniature ltandord lot air# for many fi-sk, m.ny plug-in 10 ror 1*N plug ln relsys raleye Mp p, p. ~p. AC Malnl R.l/. Plug n to tondard bale, to changeover Mains Relay. chong.oyer contacti. PJug contacll. Price n Prlc. 1'#t to standard,. + 14p, base, 14p. but bul2 2 three * x amp 10 amp c/o contecte contact. 1 lot»..t basea baae' Up Sp extra... Heavy Noon Duty Dbr llv.v Rat R.Q. ay. This Thll haa h.1 33 pairs pain of of changeover chong.. yer conlscla contact. whfch., b'"er than ulual capabl. of of dealing which dnllng wllh eta 1815 amp rather (OiOa. bigger lhan usual and look capable loodl. Ditto but but. Volt Coll. Coli. Price Prlc. 3 U 1t p. l.p. Practical Wireless, June

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LM981 LM921 SO. se T t -75 TS TAA570 t-29 z. PRCE 4Sp 45p POST PAD OR 3Sp 35p TO CALLERS. PrlCBi P,lc carrbci correc, at otl0 10 Ma/ch March All prlcaa price. (ncluds include VAT, P p" A p 40P 4Op. _ 1~ TrriiflfllJllJS S T^rlUPliS m TRAMPUS CLKCTRON1C8 LTD., W-W GROVt ROAD, TRAMPUS ELECTRONCB LTD..... GROVE ROAD. rrrd l WNDSOR. WNDSOR, BEftK9. BERKS. SL* BU 1H8. HB. TELEPHONE WNDSOR (875]S> (07535) ' Si5» Ca8h and cheque orders over 5 POlt free. Credit cards by POlt or phone 5 min. Post... Cdth packlna irtd 2(Jo. crtaqua C.W.Oordar* add Over VAT S to po9t price* free. marked Credit cards 9%. others hy poet or. phone Free prfce E5 mln. lltt Poel of o jr 4 loll t=f~::g~:.~' ~~e::!. ~~!::p~~~eu'o:at~: ;:.~~ ~t~~!~ ~Wc::::e~rl~r ~~:~!:r~ makara range makers apeclflcatlonf. eend addreaaed envelope. Ooote this Ad, aa prices may chanae. All devlcea to speelflcatlonl. Normally 24 hour turn around.round on ord»ie ord.r. for ex stock product. FULL SPEC PARS PAKB C1 1 Yi4 V : x LM301/14P LM301114P 1 1' * PAR PAl( A! A: 12 red LEDa LED.! 1 Ux U: 4 X x t la A 80V 50V SCR El 1 C:4 B: ~;: 5 x X ~ 2N30SB 741 ~~~03 6 PN T03 JJl =;: NEW PACK PAC( O: 0: x 220 mfd mid B 63V 3V PAR PAl( D112 D: 12 X x BC109 BC08 fj. \. eractrolytlca electrolytic. Cl 1 PAR PAK 0;7 G: 7 x BFY61 BFY51! 1 DEVELOPMENT PARCELS All 5. «: H: 7 x ZNMflE 2N3819E FET 1 8ET1; SET : x WV 50V cammlca ceramic. 8% 6% 10 each K; *0 x in<f4a! 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AMPlFFR 14 ~ 4 )1 10! waits watts pnk. + p & HO : package )( kit aluminium '" ) 11/;1 ". 30 i 30 WATT AMPLFtTR KT fr.-rv f-: Mill i Power handling 15 waltsrms. 30 wads peak, -k p A p 3.40 SPECAL OFFER: packbpe price with 30 * 30 Ut Brushed alummujm V ^ ' y ~ 9 Specially designed for the experienced fascia rotary conlrols COMPACT FOR TOP VALUE These mlimte nlinile balue SDuelaMy daslpned by RT VC tar hs expereenced Usua androtarv controls # bailie constructor complete n n every dotnl'. detail. Ssme Same tacllltles ',cuitl ««as Five five vertical slide cooirols coolrols masiei masler volume. f enclosures AClasuras conic tome to to you ready mi mitred (red and profession profess ionally ally Viscount Vlacount V emdiino. amplifier CO 60 pesk peak supplied with tape level m.clevel, mic level. deck level le\'el PLUS PlU$NHR NTER DECK lader FADER finished Each cabinet measuies measures appro*. x, per steieo stereo pair palt 2 GOODMANS COMPACT 12" 12,0 Bess Bass woofera woofers with to. for ptifect perfect giaduared graduated change rom from record deck Wo No 1 to 12'> 12")( 9'x 9" x S'deep, SH and is S io in wood Simulale. Smulate. rncn {8 50 cropped ildoe, 14,000 GauSS mbpnol. 30 watts 2. or... Ple fade 70 watt With 8'" (approx.) ~~::'~~~:~~~~~;~C:"~~~~~ X~~~::~~~ :na~t. 49" 57 Complete with two 8* (eppfoi ] speakers for O R M.S. handling +3J" appro*, tweeters end No. Z, or vice versa Pre lade level control W * aw J57 crossovers p&p (PFL) lets YOU next disc before lading 140 wan peak manrmirii maximum j>ow i power ha/kjling handling ol of 77 wans. wails, 8fl p S & p C2.20 erosboverc O*p i.00 {PFl}!ei5 VOU hear ne*! d»sc befoiefading M0 c"' (2.20 it t in. n. VUmeier meler monitars monllols outpul output level. p p & P P SPEAKERS Two models Duo Ouo lib.. teak ven?e«. veneer walls wall' NOW Oulpull00 wall, 100 walls. 100 wait 65 rms. rrns.?< 24 watts peak. peak, BJ" 181- '"* x: 13i'" 131' )( 7 V (app rox Output AVAtLABLE 3fl 4-30 watts fully rms. buill 60 + and 00 peak. lesled COQOO 2 p & 50 d Output CO wans RMS 200 wails peak. ^ wd " Guolll. Duo ll. 20 wattsrms its rm! 40 wans watts peak 27'* 21" )( ^"xju'app* 13 ~;( 11}- ~ ap px CHASSS PECDRD RECORD BARRARD GAllRARD DECK CCtDA CCOA Duo lib [17 PER PAR Duo PER PAR PLAYER DECKS Roconlchlnterwithcul. plltp S50 p&p 750 DeSigned tor e eapeflenced ThiS 4 l V ps'zo 0 "" 1 ADD ON STEREO CASSETTE TAPE OECK KT/,» PL A Y E R DC KS fliconl chengar with c«i. ' p&pnso Designed lor the ekpenenced 0 Y man This ' '.rw*" ' sletm si... c#r#mic cerlmic cenndfln. cartndgl. p 4 & p 2.00 DECCA ZO 20 WATTS STEREO SPEAKER steren Sleroo pair p." hil lut comprises of a tape ranspnit tr ansport mechanism., 1/ y,j.- 8SR,BSR MP50TYPE MP60 TV PE Single S, ngl. f-u-qc [15'5 This ThiS matching matchng loudspeaker system sy$tem,s is hand made kit ready built and tested lecoid re rd replay 5. Pl^r'Ecmddec* p l ayr e c o r c ~ MO" comprisas comprises ol of iwos' two 8" dlamelet diameter appro*, approx. base e drive unn. umt, wilh Wth electronics with With ivrmv twm V U meteisand ters ', L, less 10" carirtdge. carlodge. p&pc2s5 p & p 1 55 heavy die call cast chassis chasss lamirafed lamnated cones with With rolled relied P PVC V C level conlral control for mating matmg wnh With mectiamsm, mechansm. /flphhbhh s'jg- Carindges Cartfldges 10 to sun SU above surrounds twosj'd'ameter 31" dameter appio*. approx. domed fweeleis tweeters SpeCifications SenSitiVity MC. ij.-. magnell c {4 95 cempleie complete w wllh ill crossover r network nelwork 80 fd 400 OOp p 4 & p.l2(j p.{2000 c Specifications Sensilivity U>c, Acos. magnehc stereo 4 85 « mV^ "?0KnKMS 20K OHMS Din^OmV Oin. 40mV 12'x 12" xl ' " ' Ceramic CeramC sieteo ste ro. 195 [1 PERSONAL SHOPPERS./ " 400K0KMS K OHM S Outpul Oulp ul 300mV RMS S per channel nel., KK? 1 KHl pypii... 1 BSB SHOPPE~ S BSR auto malic matic record playei player deck STEREO CASSETTE fecotd/replay record fully lully built bull P.C boaid d [1-55 ftom k Tape Counter tuetnq Vce and eo ceramic p & l.s5 95 rgm 2K OHMS source Cross Talk - 30db TapcCounier* cannq device anil stereo ceramic head.p 4 p r2.55 EQSS 995 UsaiwithoulguauntM ase4wilhgut gulrlnt.. <Ej (Ex Egulpmsnt.f Equipment.1 «3 Digit-Resellable Resettable freggency Frequency R^tconse qesponse doh? 40Hz BKK?i6db 8KH z.±.. TUNER P wllh li 86. [9 50 Motor With chonrc ti BSR complete With magnetc caulldg e, AM. FM. TUNFRP C B with MullardL.P <85. q M modules 3 Deck Molar 9 Volt DC with electronic speed regulahons BSfl MP 60 type, compleft with magneuc cartridge. '23 Key Functions -Reiord, cord. Rewind. Wind., diamond stylus, lus. and de luie luxe plmlti pli nth and cover, cover. p 4 & p 4.50 ( K look Mulmurn Mulhturn Varicaptuningpois, Vamap tunng pots, 6 tot for f (100 "JOO Fast Fasl Forward. Play, Play. Slop SlOP 4 & Eject Eie ct p 4 & Home 08 Track carlndge cartfldge player This s umi unit will march match.^ Opt.. e*tr»s extras Mains irenslormer transformer to swte suite C f + C 1 p 4 & p. p. wilh Wllh 'he he Viscounl VlStounllV V 9" -,8" 8' x 3^*, 3r. p 4 & p t i O MU8TC 50 MUSC CtNTRE CNT CABNET with hlopetf hinged»m«ko smoke cyllc acyllc too. to!), lnlahwt flnl.hed (n n notural natural laah teak vflneor* veneers RECORD PLAYER SkeSO}" Site 3ot'" *)( 1*4* f4,h * X 7}* 7i'" aoofok. approx. ^15 EASY TO BULD necord KAYEB KT 515 for the D-l-Y 0-1-Y mlti men who requiris requires stem dlreo unit at at i budges budgat price. CBmpHiing comprisinlj ready rudy ai ",emblh 110"" mp. modul.. G".n.- ;. FCROUSOtt. FERGU80N. S-aoaeff, 3 speed, 7" 7'" H-F tape ransoort 323 EflGWAflt ROAD, LONDON W2 ssnmbled siwk amp irodufe. Gurird transport lulo mechan ism. complete With to!) covers. 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TlCORE Line Conneetorl (back~to-back locket.) ~10~:~~~' V ov nput. npul. 45V at.1100ma l00ma oulput, MULTlCORt SOLDER TV oulpul. i:~(~1 '!26J1pi O w.g. on.. llc reol 410rSlp. l -34 each. 4 Kg, (t -11 b) 40 X 40,20 a.w.g. on plaall c reel 4 lor Una Hp. Connectore (huck-io-back aockelij, RED RD LEOa(Mln. LED. (Min. type) ype) SforTEp. 5 la. 7.p. 3+ VAT {24p). P Pi am a add 12* 12*%» VAT- VAT. Terms ot of Business' BUSiness CASH WTH ORDER.. MNMUM ORDER ALL AL~ PRCES NCJ.UDE /NCLUDE POST POS' A 1\ PACKNG /UK ' K ONLY' c..'nl \ i SAC SAE" wtfi.all rn Ai L ENQURES Uv()(,R'L 5 Please P,'dSt' PLEASE ADD VAT AS SHOWN, ALL GOODS N /N STOCK DESPATCHED BY Br PEWPN RETURN CALLEfiS LERS WELCOME,1UCOM~ BY 81 APPONTMENT APPO/NTMEN ON) ONt?. **, ci^a*ao*>a, Qxa u Q aaaa sclasi n actcaeic'&a 'mssmmmmmmm/wm i-. ' i muuun maaw m. ja: mm. - bk'vj Our new 1978 catalogue lists circuit boards for all your proiects, projects, from good old Veroboard through to specialised boards for Cs. And we've got accessories, module systems, cases and boxes - everything you need to give your equipment the quality you demand. Send 25p to cover post and packing, and the catalogue's yours. VERO ELECTRONCS LTD. RETAL DEPT. ndustrial Estate, Chandlers Ford, Hants, Hants. S053ZR Telephone Chandlers Ford (04215) 2956 & PC9M ~~ 1*25 ~ :~ SP61 ~~l ; ::i SB 255M 0 VALVES PCCM 0-45 mi T-H 85 BB/2MM / ::::~G 4-75 : ::~~T; : :: ~ggm : ~~::!.: 5B/258M i:~~g ::~sggl~.!e" A1065 Al0&5 T2S "2SEF83 EF53 PCC89 f. PCF80 f. 1' " 16KGT "55!PCF805 ARfl ARS.... BO EF35 1 '59 PCC18B4-8S 4-55 U«1-«8 50 fljtg 9 2BLBGT1-44 5B/2MM :6K7 0TO50C17 H-.30C EF PCF60 M U28 4 «c hbkig -35J30C18 M* "45 PCF82 Ull1 "75 SU4G. 156L.6M f 'O:30F3 '" ARP3.. EF88 ss PCF84 U801.. 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A Alolol1h Ot of thoaft... v.lv... vftlvok ar«colomor mported and price* VALVES AND (ELEORONCS LTD.) ~~~ol~~de.:~d vory for each dallviry, de~~~~~ TRANSSTORS Goldhawk Rd., London W ao we roaervo r erve th» the right To'ephon^ongulrle* 170 lo~'e~:,~::.et~u~~',: Tel to changa change price* prlcel for for tors, etc.j r.tall Open Monday to Friday new mw itock.tock wheti when untora, valve*, atc-i tranalaraiatl un , trade avoidable , trad* and export 9*P0rt 743 WOO , p.m. lo 10 Practical Wireless, June 1978

NEW ROAMER TEN MODEL R.K.3 HULTBAND V.H.F. AND A.M. RECEVER. NEW ELECTRONC MASTER KT WTH SPECAL V. H.F. TUNER MODULE TO CONSTRUCT. A completely Solderless Electronic Construction Kit.

Pots, Switches, Wire, Sleevinj, Sleeving, Knobs. Knobs, Dials, Dials. 5" SH X A 3" Loudspeaker and Speaker Case. Crystal Earpiece, Earpiece. efc. etc. Also ready wound Coils and Ferrite Rod Aerial.

13 NEW ROAMER TEN MODEL R.K.3 HULTBAND V.H.F. AND A.M. RECEVER. NEW ELECTRONC MASTER KT WTH SPECAL V. H.F. TUNER MODULE TO CONSTRUCT. A completely Solderless Electronic Construction Kit. Kit, with ready drilled Bikelite Bakelite Panela. Panels. Nvjti. Nuts, Bolts. Wood Screws etc. Also in the kit: Transistors. Capacitors, Capacitors. Resistors, Resistors. Pots, Switches, Wire, Sleevinj, Sleeving, Knobs. Knobs, Dials, Dials. 5" SH X A 3" Loudspeaker and Speaker Case. Crystal Earpiece, Earpiece. efc. etc. Also ready wound Coils and Ferrite Rod Aerial. These are the Projects you can build with the components supplied with the kit. together with comprehensive nstruction Manual Pictorial and Circuit Dialrams. PROJECTS: V.H F. Tuner Module * A.M. Tuner Module M.W. l.w. Diode Radio * Six Transistor V.H.F- V.H.F. Earpiece Radio R.ad * One Transistor M.W.. L.W. l.w. Radio ^ Two Transistor Metronome wjth with variable beat be" control * Three Transistor and Diode Radio M.W. L.W.. * Four Transistor Push Pull Amplifier ir * tight Eight Transistor V.H.F. Loudspeaker Receiver ir * Variable A.F. Oscillator ir * Jiffy MuftiTester MultiTester Vr * Four Transfslor Transistor and Diode M.W.. L.W. W. Radio ir * A.F. R.F, R.F. Signal Si,nallniector njector * Five Transistor Push Pud Pull Amplifier -* * Sensitive Hearing Aid AmpliFier Amplifier ir * Three Transistor and Diode Short Wave Radio ir * Signal Tracer * Three Tran- Transistol Push Pull Amplifier * One Transistor Class A Output Stage Stale to drive Loudspeaker * Sensitive Tran- Tran sistor siiror sistor Rre-Amp Pre-Amp ir * Transistor Tester ir * Sensitive Three Transistor Regenerative Relenerative Radio + Four Transistor M.W.. L.W. and Diode Tuner ir * Five Transistor M.W. L.W. Trawler Band Regenerative Radio R.dio * Five Transistor V.H.F. Tuner * Three Transistor Code Practice Oscillator * Five Transistor Regenerative Short Transistor V.H.F- Tuner ir Three Transistor Code Practice Oscillator ir Five Transistor Regenerative Short Wav* Wave Radio ir * Four Transistor and two Diodes M.W.. L.W. Loudspeaker Radio ir * Seven Transistor Tra~sistor M.W.. L.W.. Radio with loudspeaker Loudspeaker Push Pot! Pull output *99 - P p A & P 1 >10. llr One Transistor Home Broadcaster. * One Transistor Home Broadcaster. + MULTBAND V. H.F. AND A.M. RECEVER. 13 TRANSSTORS AND SX DODES- DODES. QUALTY." 4" ROUND LOUDSPEAKER. WTH Multiband V.H.F. section covering Mobiles, Mobiles. Aircraft, Aircr.ft. T.V. Sound, Public Service Band, Band. Local V.H.F..F. Stations, etc. and Multiband A.M. A section with Airspaced Tuning Tunin, Capacitor for easier and accurate tuning, tuninl. covering coverinl M.W.,.. M.W.2. L.W.. Three Short Wave Bands S.W.J,, S.W.2. 5.W.3 S.W.3 and Trawler Trawl. r Band. Built-in fernce Ferrite Rod Aerial for Medium Wave, Long Lon, Wave and Trawler Band, Band. etc.,. Chrome Plated 7 section Telescopic Aerial, Aerial. angled and rotatable for peak Short Wave and V.H.F, V.H.F. reception. Push-Pull output output using usin, 600mW Transistors. Gain, Gain. Wave-Change Wave Chan,e and Tone Controls. Plus two Slider Switches. Powered by P,P.9 9 P.P.9-9 volt Battery. Complete kit of pans parts including tarrying carry in, strap L P J. & P Building nstructions and operiltin, Manuals. r NEW MODEL R.K. MultiBand A.M. A Re- Receiver. M. W. W. L. W. W. H ceiver, Trawler Band and Three Short Wave Bands Band.. SaVCn Sc"en Tran- sistors and -Four..Four Diodes. D Push Pull Output stage, stalc. S" 5" X x 3" 3 Loudspeaker. rt nternal nte.-nal iltcon Ferrite Rod Aerial. Kit includes all pans parts to build t it op up including includina Carrying C al"ryinl Strap, Rubber f«nt Feet and ready-drilled.. drilled Panels. Comprehensivo Comprehensive nstruction Manual for stage stalc by stage staac construction. U*«* Uses P-P,9 P.P.9 Nine Volt Bitfory, Battery. NEW.. & X,' 90p MODEL R.K.2 MW. MW, LW And and Air Band Receiyer. Eight Eicht Tranti^tors Transist «nd and Four four Diodct, SvRilKO D iodes. 3" 3' LoudspeAker, Loudspeaker. Telescopic Aerial, Aerial. nternal Ferrite Rod Aerial. Complete with Carrying Carryinl Strap, Str-ap, and And ready-drilled PanoW. Panels and all components component* necessary for (or conicruction, constr-uction. A fensitivo sensitive Receiver with the addition*! ional luxury of an Air Bard Band teceion section to pick up Aircraft Aircr-aft from many milei miles JW>y- away. Full fnttruclion nltruction Manual... ~:;su~.;~a~~~s enable* ~~~~; tiage ~~n~ta~:::~~:~~;!~n by itage conttruccion.. 9 JTQ. QO 99 + P A F UlM P.P.S ind P.P. Nin, Volt 8jneri«. -* '' O ( ' 10 E V 6 PLUS ONE Build thl. excltln.!~"''''''i!i.1 with new 1 desl",. Tranllltort Now and. dlodel. MW/LW. Powered by 9V battery. Ferrite rod aerial, tunin. condenser, volume control. and now with 3in. loudspeaker. Attractive cue with red speaker rill. Size 9in. x Siin. x 2lin. approx. All parts includin, Case.nd Plans. Total Buildln, Costs P &.. and in.. top ALL PRCES NCLUDE VAT RADO EXCHANGE LTD. Building nstructions and operating Manuals. 1 ~ '' h^airti'iw WTH SPECAL V.H.F. TUNER MODUL TO CONSTRUCT. A complttely Soldcrlpjs Electronic Pictorial and Circuit Diagrams.,. _ PROJECTS; V.H F. Tuner Module A.M. Tuner Module M.W. L W. Diode Radio * Six Transistor ELECTRONC mo CONSTRUCTON KT E.C.K.2 2 S«t Self Contained Multi-Band V.H.F. Receiver Kit. 8 S transistors and 3 diodes. Push pull output. 3in. loud- loud speaker,gain control, 7 section» «chrome plated telescopic aerial V.H.F. tuning tunin, capacitor, re- resistors, capacitors, capacitors. transistors, etc. Will receive T.V. sound, public service band, aircraft, V.H.F. local stations, etc. Operates from a Complete kit of parts sisters, 9 volt P.P. 7 battery (not supplied with kit) kt) P & P -nd ns, 90p Com- Com. plete kit part* of parts in. cludin. cluding nconstruc- Conicruc- tion plant plans Total building buildin. cosu cottt P * "and P n in*, ( ci 10 d V.H.F. AR CONVERTER KT EDU-KT MAJOR COMPLETELY SOLDERLESS LESS ELECTRONC CONSTRUCTON KT BULD THESE PROJECTS WTHOUT SOLDERNG RON OR SOLDER RON OR SOLDER Batceryles* Batter-yless Cryatal Crystal «5 Trantiator Transistor Poih Push Pull Radio Amplifier 7 ~rnt~~:~stor Tran*i*tOr Loud- One TrAnliltor Radio loud. : ~ne ;::nn$~~~~: Ra::: i 4.. Trantinor Transistor Earpiece speaker. tpeaker. Radio MW/ 2 senerative Radio LW. generative Tr*ntor Radio Re- > ri~~i~ Tr-acer ~W;-. t Sl'ort. J Transistor Re.. i Signal Signal Tracer Silnal niector 9 5 Tonjiator njector Wav;aR.:dioo r Short 1 Wave Radio generative Trinmtor Radio Rea:enerative Radio Tranainor Transistor Tpifer Tester Electronic Audible Audible Continuity Continuity NPN PNP NPN-PNP Metronome Tener Teiter 4.. Tramiitor Transistor Pu*h Push Pull Electronic Noi*o Noise Sensitive Semitivo Prc- Pre AmpHfler Amplifier Gener-ator Generator Amplifier- Ampfifier Retitcor* Resistors Capacitor* Capacitors C 10 Tramistor* Transistors # 5' 5 * H x 3" Loudipeaker Loudspeaker : «2 Earpiece ~asr,~ Slider.. ~ Switches S: i t~~: Mica BHiebnard Ba.b' ~ni:llc~~za:s;.on';c; K~o:. * Tuning * 3 Condenser 12-way Cannector* 3 Knob* t 2 Volume ~o~:a:ycw~~~j Ready Control* Wound MW/LW/SW Coils Ferrite Rod* Rod. 6^ 6. yard* yards of wire. wire# yard of ileeving, sleevina. etc. Build this converter kit and Build this converter kit and receive the aircraft band by plaein. placing Jt it by the lido side of a radio tuned to medium wave Wave or the VHF band and opentinl operating as shown in the instructions supplied free 'ret with all parts Uses a r-etractable retractable chrome plated telescopic teleicopic aerial. aerial, lain gain control, V.H.F. lunina timing capacitor, capscltor, tran trsn-.. siltor. aistor, etc. All parts pana inc.ludina including ease cast and plans and pl»na 4 /d 95 W TJ + + ~: P ktta, P MD mrtd To: To; RADO EXCHANGE L LTD TO 61A High Street, Bedford MK40 SA Tel.: Til.: REG NO Callers 9Callers side entrance "Lavalls" ulavells" Shop..Open ()'. 10-1, 2, ~. Mon.-Fri Sat. Stt. Practical Wireless, June 1978 J p.::d o r enclose L.,, for. Name..... enclose ror..... Address ,... PW578

.... so that now, you can have a versatile antennasystemthat that acts as aground a,round plane right rl,ht through throulh the six lower amateur bands and on all an frequencies in between.

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Self.tapplng, SeVMonpinp, ncludlrt PJsldrlye. PoslCrlve, BA nut. up" "P" end boll., clips. clip". Njlon, Cable Cibte with Double ntegral100k nleorel s» l 'a 100K A.M. pot Tunln# For v.rlcap vetieaptun'"; CondebMra tunlna clampl, clempe. Fuse holdera..8 mu.lc et tl per pound. Fu». holder.- Splr. nut. etc., on. centres. centre., VHF 1. tl. oe used n modern Thorn muelc "Op 40p P & A P ON ALL ABOVE TEMS. SEND CHEQUE OR POSTAL ORDER WTH ORDER TO SENTNEL SUPPLY, DEPT PW 1,,9A 149A BROOKMLL ROAD. ROAD, DEPTFORD, DEPTFORO, SE8 SES CALLERS BY APPONTMENT ONLY CALLERS BY APPONTMENT ONLY Practical Wireless, June 1978

for eff ippllcetlone. All common nput Th. HYS la a mono hybrid ampllfter d.ally aultad for all appll.. tlono _ All common nput function. (rnas Cartridge, tun.r,,'e) are Clt.red for nternally.

17 HYS HY Watts! Preamplifier HY30 15 Watts into 8n HYSO HY50 25 Watts into 8n HY20 60 Watts into 8n HY Watts into 8n HY Watts nto into 4n POWER SUPPLES The HYB is h mono hybrid amplifier fdmlfy eulted for eff ippllcetlone. All common nput Th. HYS la a mono hybrid ampllfter d.ally aultad for all appll.. tlono _ All common nput function. (rnas Cartridge, tun.r,,'e) are Clt.red for nternally. The dtllred function 'a achieved :~:.~~:::::~ ;'::'W~~~f:.d~~:.t.ci,~n ~":~!~n~~~:nr::::~~:~r:~t1~:.~nj:>~~~~~ ' li compatible all 7.L.P,.rnpff~.,.. and pow".uppll... con.trudlon mountng mountlnp cornpallble a «P.C. with connector nil.lp.. 1«power lupplled euppllad emdllflen wth with each end pre-empllfler, power euppllee. To eai# conefnjctlon and... mpllfl.r. FATU"ES: FATURiS: Complete pre-ampllftor prenimplffler n in lngle etnofepech MulW-lonctfon pack-mulh-luncllon equalization-low equelljeltor* Low nol node.. -Low Low dl'tortlon-hlgh dietortlon Hlflh overload-two overiobd two almply mply combined for teflo. eterao. APPLCATONS: APPLCATONS; H-F-Milora-Dlsco-Gultar H-F Mlesre Disco Guitar and Organ-Public Oroan Public addraat... SPCFCA SPKCFCATONfi: TlONS: NPUTS_ NPUTS. Magnetic Pick-up Plck-uc 3mV; SmV; Ceramic Pick-up PlcK-up 3OmV, SOmV; Tunor Tuner l00mv; WJmV: Microphone,OmV: 10mV: AoHllery 3-l00mV: nput lmpadance4'7kq al khi. ~~ ~~f~:~m:irlo'~~t.:~~d~~:::u~ OUTPUTS. Tape toomv: Main output ~~~t~~~.>s 800mV R.M,S.. ACTVE TON:!' CONTROLS_ Treblo m 12dB 1011Hz; Ba Hz. DSTORTON, TONE 0 GONTROLS 1 % at ikht, TrehTai Sipnal/Nolse 12<jB Ratio at CfcHi; MdB. Bite ± at toohl, g!je~~~}!g~3a~~ OVERLOAD. SfldB ~n"u::';~$l~~!;.":~~~~ on Meonatlc PJck-up. SUPPLY ~gi. VOLTAGE TAGE::: ± e-sov. S-MV. Prlca a + 4-.p FBp VAT PAP pap fro trie. The HY30 s an ekcluno New XU from J.L.P. tleaturae a virtoally ndeatrudlhla LC. with ahorl J~~u~t:~J J~r::r~~~~~r:,~~~:klliL:';'~~~:~; ~~. circuit ~~~~~rnk~d~~~~u::::.14c;~~1:~~r~ capacitor., capacltore, and thermal protection. The XJl conaiatt of.c.. hantalnk. P.C. board. 4 (Mlatara. 0 kit..uy conltrudlon operating ruetton Thl. Thla amplifier mounting. la d.ally deally hit, lulled aulted together to the with beginner haglnner eaey to follow n audio conatructlon who with wlihaa and to u u»e openrtlng the molt moet nilruchona. up-t~date up-tp-dete lechnologyavallabl technology aveliable. FlATU"ES: Complel. K-Low Dlllorllon-Short, Opon and Thermal Proloctlon-Eaeyto Build. ouild. FAAJURCSr Compfate Kit Low Dletortfon Short, Open end Thtrmaf ProlacUen Eaeyto APPLCATONS: APPLlCATONfi; Updallng equlpment-gullar pracllce mpllfl.r-t.lt ampllfler audio oiclllator. Upditlnp audio equipment Guitar practice amplifier Teat ampllflar oleln.tor. SPECFCATONS: OUTPUT POWER 15W 16W R.M R,M.S.. nto nlo 80: BQ: DlSTORTlONO DSTORTON 0 '" t% at al -SW. 1-5W. NPUT SENSTVTY 500mV. FREQUENCY OHz-'eHz-3dB. SUPPLY.^NSmVTY VOLTAGE sfc WOmV. ± tflv. FREOUENCY RESPONSE lomz-lflhhz-jdb. BV. - Prl Price «ES 22» + Sp fsp VAT PAP pap frt».. Th. The.. dl 'a nlegrallon 10 amplifier dulgn. Th. ampllfl.r f fealuret HYSO tur., an teada ntegrel.l.p."» nttgfal heatelnk total heatalnk together nlegratiim too.ther with the approach mpllclty to power lmpllclty ol of rw no external implltlar ext.ma' componanta. dealgn. The compon.nt Duifnofha amplifier During the pail P t thraa three yaera ye.,. the amplifier hat ha. been be.n reflnad r.f1nld to the extent that t fnuat mult be b, ona one of thg the moat molt reliable r.llablo and robuit robu.t Hlph High Fidelity moduiea modulol in n the ha World. FATU"ES: FATURESi Low Dlitortlon ntepral Dlllortlon-nlogrol Heatelnk Only H.atllnk-Only five ftv. connectlone 7 conn"'lon0-7 imp amp output fiti- ranelitora No lltorl-no e-ternal ed.rnal componenta component. APPLCATONS) APPLCATONS: Medium M.dlum Power H-F iyiteme Low Ylloml-low power dleco Guitar dlaco-gultar amplifier SPECFCATONS: NPUT SENSTVTY WOmV SOOmV 25W nlo % W t OUTPUT at 1kHz POWER JBW RMS nfo 80 LOAD MPEDANCE <-100 DSTORTON 0-<H% et 2BW 'khz SGNAL/NOSE StGNAUNOfSE 75dB RESPONSE 'OHl-48kHl-SdB. SUPPLY VOLTAGE RATO ± fl8v 78dB 25V SZE FREQUENCY 1M OS W SO 25mm REaPONSE "mm Prl Price «a -a 12 + Up VAT PAP pap tree fr The HY,20 1.lho.L.P.'a now rng Dellgnod m t the moll... cllng requlramente HY120 le requlrementl nctudfng the baby of ncluding load.lp.'a Old fine line and new thermel high power thermll protection fange, protectfon thla'amplflar Oaelgned to meet thl..mplffl.r eeta letl a he new moit naw etandard exacting atandant n modular deelgn. d fhatoresi FtA TURS: Very low dlatortion ntegral dlllorllon-nlogrll heatalnh Load h.alllnk-load line n. protection Thermal prol.cllon-thermal protec- prolectlon-flve connectlone No connectlona-no external component! component. tion Five APPLCATONS: H-F-Hlgh quality dllco-publlc ddr o-monllor mollfler-gullor end organ H-F High cjuellty dlaco Public add raat Monitor am oil flar Guitar and SPECFCATONS SPCFCATONS NPUT SENSTVTY MOmV. SOOmV. OUTPUT POWER SOW RMS nto nlo LOAD MPEDANCE 4-lflQ 4-leO DSTORTON 0-04at 0'04% 01 WW OW allkhz SGNALfNOSC SGNAL/NOSE RATO WdB OdB FREQUENCY RESPONSE 10Ht-45kHz- 10Hz-tSllHz-3dH 3dB SUPPLY VOLTAGE SZE tl~5ev mm 8Smm Prfca Pr.a All U -h + 1 let 27 Z7 VAT PAP free. 'r Tha The HY200 now mproved to o'^e give en n output of 120 Werta Watt. hae h.a bean be.n dealgned d.llgned to atand aland the moet moat rugged condlflona conditione euch such ae dlaco d',co Or or group while whn. till lull retaining,.talnlng true H-F H-" performance. Thermollhutdown-Very lowdlllortlon-load protectlon-ntegrol h... ln~ No FEATURES: -No extefnel external componenta Thermal ehutdown Very low dletortlon Load line protection ntegral heattlnk components APPUCATONSi APPLCATONS: Ml-Fi Oaco Monitor Power H-F-Dllco-Monllor-Powor elmve lndualrlal Public la,e-lndullrlll-publlc Addreee Add".. SPCFCATONS NPUT SPECFCATONS SOOmV OUTPUT SENSTVTY MOmV POWER 120W nlo al loow at.1 ikh*. PQ WER1»W RMS nto BQ LOAD MPEDANCE 4-t8G DSTORTON 0-05% at 10OW 1kHz. SGNAL/NOSS SGNAL/NOSE RATO MdB 18dB FREQUENCY RESPONSE 10M!-4SiHi- 'OHz-tellHz - 3dB SUPPLY VOLTAGE tizem tl~5ev mm Bamm Mm Pr ESJ W St 22 + El t VAr VAT Ftp pap f,n.,... The HYMO la LL.P.'m l:' 4 'Bln Daddy 0 of the renpe producing 240W nto 4Q u hee been deilgned for h~:h~o':~; Ldfi~~ '~~13r!!~d:~~lfiaW~'::~R ~~0:::'~~x:,.~~~n~: t~!.l.::a:o~~r~u~~~t'1~ power high gower dlaco eddreee eppllcakoni. f the ampllftor la to be ueed at conllnuoua high V tan 1 Thl amplifier include. all qullltl.. of thl r t of of the ha iemlly levele a flmlly to cooling 10 lead 1.ld the fan he marxel ia recommended. markel a».. a true ru. high Thg power emdllflet hl-fldellty ncludes hl fldellty power etl module. the qual'mea ol (he real FEATURS; FEATU".S: Thermal ahuldown Very huldown-v.rv low dlatortiort Load dlatorllon-lold line Un. protection No protecllon-no exrernal exlernol components. component,. APPLCATONS:, Public addrem Dlaco Power add"u-dllco-powor elave ndualrlal lave-lndultrlal SPCCFCATONS SPCFCATONS OUTPUT POWER UOW nto 4-110,,, al240w ot POWeR«46W RMS'nto 40 LOAD MPEDANCE 4-16Q DSTORTON 0 1S at allkhl SGNAL 1«H: NOSE RATO dB FREQUENCY FREQUENCV RESPONSE 10Mz4»H!-3(B OHl-t5kHz- 3dB SUPPLY VOLTAGE VOLTAOE ±4SV NPUT SENSTVTY RWmV SOOmV SZE 1H "4 WMmm 100 BSmm Prie. Prl EM ESZ «T 17 + ti a -57 ll VAT P*F pap fr..,... PSU35 psuse Julwule lullable for two HYSO'i HV30'1 f U S2 22 plo«plul Ms Hp VAT, P/P lt«s. fre. PSU50 lulllblt HYSO' a -n plul Sp froo _ PSU70 PSUSO KuttabU.ullobl. lulloblt for for two wo wo HY)2D MV50'. HY20'olEt, ««-lt *15 75 plu«ls plu. Up pluo" l-t» VAT. -10 VAT. PP PP fr... ffm, free. psuao lulloblefor HY200 t fs plullet " VAT. fr... PSU50 PSUM lulttbl. PSU80EH,. 51(1 + lor 1 on. " '15 HY200 VAT. 1J Mplu. t «, VAT, PP m. 81 Bl 5 0« » 0'01 «VAT, VAT. TWO VEARS' YEARS' GUARANTEE ON ALL OUR PRODUCTS.L.P. 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Supplied Supplied n in multiples multiples of of Type Type No. No. Prico Price Type Type No. No. Price 1in OBA -Jin lin tin 4BA ObA DBA jin 49A B aba jiri ;n 48A 846 4BA lin B tin 2BA 840 2BA tin l in 6BA B in Jin iin BA A 843 l ;n2ba tin B in 844 OS2 tin 6BA B n 40A 844 &45 Jin 6BA 849 4BA J in 6BA 850 BA BA NUTS NUTS -- packs packs of of cadmium cadmium o'atfid plated full full thits nuts in in multiples multiples of of SO 50 Jyp* OQA Type No. Price Type No. Price OBA 855 No Price 49A Type 857 No. Co Price 30 7BA BA BA A 6BA 858 CO 24 B A BA WASHERS WASHERS -- list flat cadmium cadmium pleted plated plain plain Btamped stamped washers washers supplied supplied in n multiples multiples of of SO 50. DRA *P. B Type f?' 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Rotary on-off mains switch " P,;mary " With two independent secondary Push switch switch-push to to break make ' 018" CO 1B' will, MNATURE tw-o ind.pendenl MANS saconclary Prlmor, 240V windings Price ~Oi4 ~fibo-0-6v. 1 50" A ROCKER range of rocker SWTCH Colour RED R D No MT V 0 12VRMS " 0 Price 22" MS0-0-2V wf^ao O-SV. 0-6V O 2VRMS RMS ttsotl BOswitches iwitchnaspst-moulded " Primary in in high nsulation. insulation. WH1TE WHTE BLACK ? * 0 22' 0-22' 1 AMP MANS Ptimary 240V No. Matenal Material available avdifeble in n a BLUE 19B " * No, V~O 1 2 S0" & choice choice of colours ideal YELLOW 19B p * 202B Secondary Price for tor small apparatus LUM1NOUS LUMNOUS " 0.22* V0-9V SV0 6V lamp lamp " 00-50" P. P.&P.45P 4 P 45p 45b V 0 1 amp 2 80" 55p Deecription Doacription No. P.1ee Prk« V t2v 00.15V 0-12V 1SV 1 t amp apip emp [27S" 2 M 75- OO- P. P. & P P. 66p Sip Miniature SPST toggle, 2 amp V 0 O 30V 30V! amp emp 3 4S- f3 «B- P. & SP.OOp P.B6p 250Va.c. 0._ Miniature SPST toggle:, toggle. 2 amp * STANDARD MANS Pdmary p.imary 240V 2S0Va.c 250V a. c " 0 W Multi-tapped MuhPupped secondary mains transformers (renetaimers available evellotile in i 4 Miniature OPDT DPDT toggle. toggli*. 2 amp amp 1 amp snd 2 amp current rating. taps are 250Va.c. 250V a.c O 6S- 0 66* V U 5"!?. 10 2p lup-jia. d v! '""O curreni reiing. Secondary iap«ere Miniature DDPOT toggle. eef.tre Centre off,2 amp emp250va.c " 085' ~~~~B~ Voliaoee ~~~~~~'~,b1y7us,e9~~t~,pr,, , O~2 5V. Push button SPST, SPST. 2 amp 4.7,8 1(1, evailsbie by use ,33 ol laps; BV 250Va.c. 380V..t SS- No. Rating flailng Price p.ice Push P 250Va.c. 280V»,c, button SPST, 2 amp * t: 1 Jump amp ~~ 8 80" TOflO P P.5 & P. p B6p 86p 36p Pushbutton OPOT OPDT 2 amp amp 8.90" P. 8o P V a ec [0 80" 0 80' p &p.ti 16 MDGET M'DGETWAFER SWTCHES Single-bank wofer wafer type typa - suitable suitabln for lor switching at 250V 260V a.c. AUDO LEADS l00ma 100mA or 150V d.c. dc. in norwcactiver non~reactiver loads make before-break bofore-hiaak Aerial contacts. These switches have havo a spindle 00-2Sin 25in dia. die. and 30 30» 107 FM ndoor Ribbon Aorial mm Jack plug to ro 3 Smm 5mm jack plug indexmg indemng 0 71" Length pin DN 1 5m plug to 3.5mn», 3.5mm. Jack connacted connected Description Doecription No, Prtco Price pins 3&5. l.5m 0 81" 1 polo Zsvay Order No. 048* Prico 0 48" TT5 S 3.Smm. connected 12 pole 6 way " 0.48* 048' toplns DN 3ft5. plug Length to 3.6mm,.Sm Jack connuctod 0 85* pins 1 Length 1.Srn 0-8." 3 pale pole 4 way * 048-8erial extension. Screened nsulated 4 pole 3 way * 116 Car to pira aerial T&4. e*tun«ton. Lungth Screoncd.Sm insulated 0-66' " 0 46* 4«* & skt. 1 loo TT7 117 AC lead ~~on;~~~: mams Fitted ~o;a~~~~.'1 connacimq plug ft ski, ~ lead :~r~~r for cbss^ttb ft 10" cassene MCRO SWTCHES Prlco Price [0 88" Plastic button gives simple Order No. PrlcO Simple TT racordcrs pin DlN ft DN phono radios plug 2 ntntres to stereo staruo 0 66" on-off jack 105" Rating action ().20 TT9 2 plugs stereo :~!;~~ Button 10 gives amp ~?v:;"f 1 pole 250V ;~~~:~~ ge change a.c headphone jock socket C1 qbwith attenuation pin DN pfufls neiwaik to Rtarno network tor for jack stereo socket over action headphon~s. length O.2m 0 90" Rating 101 a amp 250V 2S0V a.c Car headpboniks. stereo connector. Length 0.2n> Variable geomotiy 0 90" geomotry plug D'ug Car cartridge cartridofl to fit ft most & Combination car cassette, combination units. 8 track Supplied with inlina and instructions. 080" 6.6m Guitar FUSE HOLDERS em whh inline Coiled fused Guiler power Lead lead Mono end Jack nstructioivs, Plug f O BO- Plu~ SO" to pin Mono DN Jack ~tug plug Plug to3 BLACK pin DN 01 N plug. 1 50* 1. m 0 75" AND FUSES Length pin DN.Sm plug to 5 pin DN plug to-tb* pluq length Description 0 7&" Deacriptlon No. 20mm k x 5mm chassis mounting Order Mo. mountmg length 1.5m Tin x Jin chassis mounting * Price Length pin DN 1.5m plug to Tinned open end. 075" 0 75" ~ t:~ ~a~i~n~~:st~~emountmg in car inline typo " r~~poi~r ~~Se~. t:n~~~ol P~u:;s. 130" Panel mounting 20nirn * 0 15* Length pin Din 1.5n» plug to 4 Phono Plugs. 0 78* 20mm 0 20 ~ ~Ug ptn SOCket. Panel mounting 1 Jin tin ^ l Spin CofeHr DN c plug? qrl to 5 pin DN ' Sm aocnel. t \ 30* 1. m 1 05" mirror QUCK BLOW 20mm Length pin DN.Sm plug to 5 pin DN plug minor fds" mage. length 1.Sm 105" Tyoo Type No- No. Type No, No. Type inllne 150mA 611 1A 615 Typa No maga. pin DN Length plug to 1,5m 2 pin DN inlmo socket 105* 3.0 5m 0 68" 250mA 612 l-ba 1 5A 016 3A DN DN plug. 1 & 4 550mA 613 2A 617 4A Length pin OfN Brn plug to 3 pin DN plug. ft4 0'68* 3& " aooma 800mA A 2 5A 610 5A All A15pooch 5p nch 132 Zpin and 3ft 2 OJN 5. Length ON plug to 2 1.5m pin DN spckui. C0 B3* socket. 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High quality audio modules for Stereo and mono FREQUENCY R RANGE A NGt Be-108 88-108 Mhz Mh, S450 SENSiTiviTY" SENsVtlVJTY ~ ~ a o^v - MPA30 8AN-OWDTH - - - - 2 kh, -~ ~-- STEREO B A NO 250kHx_

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19 High quality audio modules for Stereo and mono FREQUENCY R RANGE A NGt Be Mhz Mh, S450 SENSiTiviTY" SENsVtlVJTY ~ ~ a o^v - MPA30 8AN-OWDTH kh, -~ ~-- STEREO B A NO 250kHx_ -swrfousrejec-"ion ds FM TUNER 'SPUROUS REJECT]ON 50 db MAGNETC CARTRDGE,',).. ~~ Fitt»d Fitted with SELECTVTY "i ± 400 khz db~ PRE-AMPUFfER PRE AMPLlFER lock.lool> }\(foioo'utp"l,n;22-5khz deyl ltlon) ~-- the quauty of a ~ "~,,,... r phase lock.loop AUOO OUTPUT (22' 'stht deviation) jw mv Enjoy ' jq--d"a - magnetic cartridge STEREO SEPARATON " 30 db megnel the c certrl quality d ge of with a your ^ + «p p A n SUPPLY REQUREMENTS to 103QV 30V CftOmA (OmA max) max existing ceramic equipment uelng using + 121% VAT ::: ::f9.~at M 'RiA1MPEoANCE ohm the 30 la a preamplifier enabling tnt^at AERAL tmpedance" 75 ohma the ampllfjet MPA 30 which ie magnetic a high quality CBrirldgee precartrldgel lo to be be used uled where facillliee facllltl DMENSONS 240mm x llomm 110mm x x 32mm exist exlat for for the the use of of ceramic cartridge* cartrldgel only. SENSTVTY a-s 3 5 mv for lor 100mV output oulpul The 450 Tuner orovldea provides nttenl nstant proflmmme programme eelection selection at at the touch of a a button eneurlng luri ng sccurnte accurate tuning ng of of 44 pre-ieleeted pr'~'81.cted -EQUALSATON within '1 Hi 10 Btntlone, ~~~:~~:i any ~~~u~fe of which F~ii~n~~r may be s~:g~~~::i.~ a:f~~~d~atj~::,~ fluered 94 ollen ae you chooee..hs~~~ch~m~' cbli8as~lr".! atmpty hy changing the ~~~,~:r~~o. aertlnfif of the pre-eel controls. EQUAUSAT10N of the pr t controll. 20 Foaturee include FET nput atege. Vari-Cao diode tunlnc- Switched AFC LED Stereo ndicator SOkHi Wtthln ± 1 db from 20 Hr to khz NPUT MPEOANCE 50 K ohme -S- t o...::... u-t-p-u-t-p-o-w-e-r--.:...:.:...:------=7--w-a-tt-s-r-m-s------,1 ';li~..t~mped_ance -- ~ ~i.'m~v,"- --:re~ea:::rt.. h:----- OUTPUT POWER y Watta RMS SUPPLY 18 to 30 V re earth Stereo ereo 30 ~ LOAD MPEDANCE 8 ohma ohms - - "DMENSONS 110 fio ><50 x 25mmOnc -ON- COMPLETE ~~--G: V??"' TOTAL T H HARMONCDiSfORTiON ARMONSC DSTO RTtQN Lma than lilan 'S-" i% (TypicaUy (Typically 3%) sochel} x'50 x ZEmrn (nc DN, So_c_k_el_) - AUDO ~ FREQUENCY RESPONSE M 50 H«JOJO H, to20kiii±3d8. VMi i- 30Be -,- CHASSS CHASSS ii!i!!:: TTONE ONfCciNTfiOliANG-E-- CONTROL RANSE ±ii - db«at 100H7 and iqkhr 12 d8. al l00h, and 10kHZ ~\.. ~'_~ "_"~ 18'95,,. '.- SENSTVTY l1omvforfulloulpul ",':-,.-. - SENSiJiyiTY _1B0 mv for full output PA pap p&p ' NPUT inp1jtmpedance MPEDANCE 11 M ohmt ohml STEREO :.lll " /t:~~&lt + + t t% VAT V w R.M.8. R.M... -T _TRANSFQRMER 6~.;eNNS~~~~ER REQUREMENTS 22 V.A.C. rated atla PREAMPLFER sap p&p + iss VAT vfr REQUREMENTS 22 V.A.C. ralad ala ::.E~AA~=~:~r~: Pr., Z, DMENSONS (Leaa (l." conlroit contrail and penal) panel) 20Cmm 200mm x )( 130mm x 33m 33mm m The Ampllfter PA 12 Ampllfler chaesis Stereo Prechassis is i, designed de!ugned and end recommended tor for uie U8 with th# AL SOKW Audio Amplifier Modules, the PSia power lupply end the The Stereo compriae* comprises a complete stereo pre-amplincy, pr&-ampllfler, power empllflera ampllllars and power supply. Thlt. Thll, with only the addition T&M :~20+:~r~:::'!~f~~~~:e~~~~:~:e t~~/:~1~j~~:~ ~,:::~~:,n&!~: ol of a tpenblormar tranlformer or overwind oyerwlnd will produce a high quality audio unit aulteble luuable tor for uie ule with a wide range ot of nput* nputll.e mgn high and Treble TrarBformef. controls Featuree controll Complete include with on/ofl lepe tape outputvotume. flalarce. Bafk output. quamly r.,~:~~~ r:~~~g:~du!it~t1~r~l~u8~~~c~~~:~ ceramic pick-up. alerao toner, stereo ado ~~::kdf~~~:~an~~~~~l~~n~~~~. deck etc. Simple to nstall, capable ~::::Cb~~ ot f~fs:ro:nu:~~8~e~~:~:t.c~~s~~r::rl~:1 producing really flrbt ciae" reaulta. _F;;R~E';;Q;:U"'E"'N~C"'Y~R"ET-Sc.P~O~N~S~E-----2~0~H;;'c:-7.2O;..;kH::;Z~(-3~d!!:B~) FREQUENCY RESPONSE 20 Hi-20 khz {-SdB) thta mounting unit la m_ o_u_n ln_o_b_r._c_k_m_. brockela. supplied with full loslfucllona, black front penal, knobs, main rwllch, tuea and tuaa holder and umwerffti BASS CONTROL ± 1209 etsqhr _- ~ , TREBLE ~~::l~~~~~~;l CONTROL ~±!::::~:~:~~~O~~~~c, f4 db at 10 khz OUTPUT POWER 25 Wattl RMS NPUT NP'UT tmpedance MPEDANCE 11 Meg, Meo. ohm ohm AL60 fsw ~g-~l:mp~ed~a-n-c-e -----"~:cl~e ^T" o~m. ms NPUT SFNSmVlTY 300 mv ~~~;S~~NL~TVTY ---,~~;~~~;, AUDO UOO LOAD TMPEDANCE a-10ahm> CROSSTALK 80dB l'ot HAFiMONC le.. :~h... a-: n '-c l"'l«"... (T.-y--,p"Cally ' 06 %) -;;S:;:G;;:N~A~-~L/~'N~O~;S~E.,:R;; SiSNAUNOSE RATtQ - A:;;T;.;iC'oc.- ~_.:;-M~~d~B: db AMPLFER TOTAL HARMOWC DSTORTON UM«hiri ENCYRESPONS-E--~ iohitoao l^ftjip e«ny-0»ja MODULE FREOUENCV RESPONSE" JO lo 30 tihi'x «2- FB» iiii -- OVERLOAD FACTOR _ ± 20dB 2Od8 25 Watt* Watts RHS RMS ~SENSifiVTY SEN'sitTvitv _ ~ ^ SMmV 280 ij outi)uj--- TAP"e' OTTJiLi'TJ..1PEDANCE 25 ohml MA"lf.HEAT SNK TEMPEflATURE eode,'- for full ---- oatoui TAPE OUTPUT MPEDANCE 25 K ohm 2 152mm x B4mm.-~ 4 rj.ec 55 max, heat sink tcmperature oo*c DMENSONS 152rnm * Mmm 95r + 25p Hp p*p p&p DMENSONS loamm l00mm x"mmm x B4mm ' x Smm 15~ ~ -f + 12i% 121% VAT This hlsh high qualitybuooambllller audio amplifier modulirlslm module is for ubb use nnudlo audio aqulpmont equipment and atsrsoampllflart stereo amplifier. and provlda.oulculpovrnrj proylde. output powers up PS12 POWER SUPPLY 10 to 25 RMS with dlaloltlon distortion naln leyel~ hclow below 0-1 '%. ". Oeelgned Designed for uie uae with the AL30A Al30A S.450and MPA30 lo 'n conjunction with tranafprmer transformer T538. OUTPUT POWER 35 Watte Wattl RMS 2Ov 4~V 27-3Ov 1'30 AL80 ALSO ~A. ~.~~ SUPPLY V OUTPUT NPUT VOLTAGE VOLTAGE 27-30v 17-20v DC AC 1 *30 **** ohml 800mA Hp p&p AUDO "~-..' t LOAD MPEDANCE 6-15 ohmt OUTPUT CURRENT fiooma 2Sp pap Omm 43mm )( 28mm Ul% AMPLFER 4 ' ".4 'W, TOTAL HARMONC DSTORTON Leea Le"lhan than-1% 1%(Typically (Typlcallyoe%i 06%) SZE ecmm Wmm 4amin m x 26mm + 1«% VAT MODULE RESPONS"E-- 2oHZlo 30 khz.,~, ^7'7, -".' ~' ' FREQUENCY irii8~ SENSTVTY RESPONSE NSlT'vlff---- ' JOHr 280 mv io lor SOlH, for lull fuil aulpul x 2 db. o~ fc/'o 7'15* ~ * :(;",~~ '""'MAX.-HEAT 'MAX SNK ffmperature TeMJiERAfURE ' 90'C OO C - - GE100 NNE CHANNEL Di l00~ m 15m.n- - ::: 2Spp*P r,rrtt;. DMENSONS tosmm x Mmm x Bmm MONO-GRAPHC EQUALZER + 1% VAT The The AlSO 1,.lmller in delign the AL60 above s the lame high quality but proylde. output powers 35W with GE100 has nina nine t 1 octave adjuatmonla adjuatment. estng ullng ntegrated circuit circul t Th. ALSO la aimllar n do.lgr. to hu A160 aiiovb and la of lh«aam«hloh qubhlybul pro.ldaa outpol oawera up to 3iW wilt, active actlye fllter. Boost and Cut limits l2db. Max dl distortion atortlon leyels aveta b below slow ' % handling filters. lino 2 V RMS. Booal T,H end T.H.D D.. Cot O 0 05%, llmlta 05%. nput are npul mpedence ± 12dB. Ma* mpedonco 100K Voltage look Output A. "',- mpedance mpedence less... than 10 Ku K. Frequency Frequenc~ reeponaato respon Hz -20 KHt KHz (3dB). t.m Watt. conllnuou8 AL w OUTPUT POWER 125 Watte RMS continuous The nine gain controls ate centred at 50, too, 200, ^Afl r~~ ~~ '~~~03.~.8 :.'to:e~~r3d,:~,:. ~~. ~e OPERATNG VOLTAGE V ' 400, suggested 800..WO. suggeated gain controls 3,200. 6,400 r..ontroll a'e are 10 and K LN UN illdere H*. ellderl <not The (not u-mdijap UU + lid p&p POWER loads --- ohml lupplled he S tal;'; AMPLFER LOADS 2_ 4-18 _ supplied with the module) See Pake S31 and % VAT FREQUENCY RESPONSE H,-2O khz measured GEloo 15-G-15 'M AMPLFER ;. ';; -'. SENSTVTY 100.~ - ~oo at 100 Hi 20 Wette khi meobured SOM W~.t~!... _ 121% Ut% VAT POWER + MP SUPPLY Z5p P4P BOARD for 6E1»t VOLT 5'«+ p&p "SENSlTVtrYFOR tm WATTS ~ 0/P_AT_1 O/P 1 kh* kh, 450 mv N'PUTiMPEDANCE '33Ko hms -...-'- NPUT MPEDANCE 33 K oh ma W.. TOTAL TOTAlHARMONC~D~~S~T~D~R~T~AO~Nc--'~ DSTORTON SREN ALARM MODULE 50 W WATTS nto. 4 ohms 0'1 % yolt supply 50 M WATTS nto B 8 ohms American Police screamer powered from any 12 voll eupp'y into O oe%.. 4 or 8 ohm speaker. deal for car burglar alarm, freezer brenvdown breakdown 17 '25* +«ppap+t%vat + 401> p&p + a% and 2r::~;~~e;U'~ Only other E3 W security -h % gurocaee. VAT ~~~~~~r:&~ + 25p Order pap No. S15. No. BP124. No No. BP124. This unit, dbilsnotad designated AL250. AL250, la is a oowar power amplifier ampliflar proyldinq proyldlng an oulput output ol of up to lo 125W 12SW RMS, BMS, nto a4 a 4 ohm load. M~XMUMSUPPlYVOlTAGE mvnil 4ft.. 30V AL30A 10 MAXMUM SUPPLYVOLT AGE 30 V qja 'UWV POWER OUTPUT Oli TP(fiTo(-,02.f!%'=T-'.-:H'-;.-D;".=--.;:10,-W=.~tt"- lor 2'A TWO U WaHa. -'CR"'M"S'=- RMS _ MA60 H-F AMPLFER KT R.M.8- TOTAL HARMONC DSTORTON Laitlhan 55% AUDO R.M.s...,- ~ '...;",~;:~" ~;L." M;;H P"'~E::~:MA~O"NN;:; ~"'~,...D--~-T-O~R~T~O~~N= ~~~~~Go~~~~~:=-' 2~5~%~. ===-= AMPLFER l ' W LOAO impeoance ' ' 8^ ohma Build ohmt MAflOkilcompflsei you Own top thetollowlng quellly amplifier, Bl-klts save modulea, woyriatf 2 x pounds. ALflOamge, Tha MODULES i'. ~;: ll, j tsri'.kt, ~\~. NPUT MPEDANCE MPEOANCE 100 K ohml ohrat ohra. 1 >; Pa'OO prb>amp. 1 x SPM80 stab, powar euoply, 1 * BMT80.~...,~ FREQUENCYRESPONSE B'tSPONSt Mi-2B Hz-25 M.-2S hhl khl:o;"3 ±_- (fa.--- ranlt ; lip. ph. C^r. -,. Z''- ':...::..l-. - V SENSTVTY ~-- - 7~ 73 "mv 75 mv-foftuifoiiii)ul d' lor"frill 'ull lull n oulcul o'ulc'ut covered giving by the 17 B-PAK watte RMS aetlafactlon per chinne' or money STEREO. bach All guaranlae. modole» --- Xril tli" LB + Up. ptp ~,. ^-0* -""- DMENSONS 74mm 74mm l«mm 74mfo Ox X» x 'i3mm 53mm Mmm )( x X "mm 2Bnim abirim Detalla of tha above modulea are in thla ad. + 1«K VAT Price *82 «+ 114% VAT + Wp pap. Thl Than.. ow low coal COil Sand lnd 10 wall Wll mod"l modoiaa.. olllr ofar hl Hit "tm.11 ulmoat n rolllblllly rallablllly nd and porlormlncl. oarlarmpnca. whlllt whilal bllng ha! as.omp.,ln comstsl n alia, N"UT VOLTAlaE V SPM80 edmtn S#r llaou i ii. NPUT "butput A.C, A.C. VOLTAGt TC60 KT VOLTAGE 33-40Y oiji'lui' 0 O C. VOCt...r~1 VOLTAO ~a"v H V nominal inll btlutlfull, dtllgnld glnulnl TeAK vlnl.rld.blnlt TA.JLlED SULUtp SmT Ou"/'Jut -butpot CU" cumrff.. NT '0 15mA-1'5tmp. ma- ' m.1" 10 lo A pullhl put bhutlluli, th, prol qrcfiiiioo.i emghid.. llonll louch touch,, ganulit.. D to TCAK,our yeu, homl ham, WOOD bulll built v.bmik! mpllft impllfl,,. ctsiri!... Full.. power OWl.. SU!'PLY supply ' TmoXTcurtiirr OVi"LDAO,cul!iffi't ----~ 11 i " mol.pnr emc-i florath,l ol pirti intl From 5 Dick Fandi, Xitobi, Chtiili. Fu»l,..;: &~~:::."~~~.c~i:.rl~~afo~~~kl 9oCh,l». Moth,»le. tc,,l lor th, ~~:J.~ MA80, 'S~~~b4~1~~ ~:~U~.: Bill. 4SSinm» i»mm «, 4' *1% lli% VAT DlMNSTONs TOrBNaiONS l08mm' loflmm'x x nmm- Umm" TOmm 80mm mm + tli~vat,,1.1 ",T«" All <t> li~ iltx VAT + lip p&p pap O Dtalgnad'^""powir.. lgnld 10.. wo ALeol AL50t 1 il '1 18 W Wain oar por chin channai nil lmulllnloully almullanaoualy Circuit Cltcull Tlchnlqull Tachnlquaa ncludl include full vli hort ahort circul dteull protlcllon. prelection. FQUENCY FREQUENCY RESPONSE 20 M H Hi to khl fchj x * 1 db TRANSFORMERS PA100 To TQt flhiarmonc AL HARMONC DSTORTiON DlStORTlON C.Hih'lilf%'(fYOTCliiy Leeethen n plcklly 07.8) -67%) T538 T535 For u ul,.. with 11 S.<S0.450 Al30A AU0A MPA30 MPASO... SNSTVTY- f.' TAi'E n_ mv/loo ohm~l n Ord.r." Prlcl: &3. p pap ll" STEREO j.'" SENSTVTY 1. TAPE t«mv/too ohms) Form. mv/l00 ohml oulpul T2010 u.. S""O!'RE AMPLlFER PRE-AMPUFER w; NPUTS a. RADO TUNER 100 mv/100 K ohms > output TSM0 OrU.r No For Mil ul, with Stt,,a 30 PflC *1 M + 35o clo + H X VAT ~~. 3. MAGNETC P.U H mv/50 mv/m K ohml ohmi 250 mv Ordlr 0:3, No.OM No. MM Price: Prlc: U 51 H + Up 500 pap clo + 111~ tbjk VAT E ~ - Wlthl,; -1 d8 trom--- BMTBO U wllh AL50 EQUALSATON Wfthln ± dbfrom BMt«0 20 H, 10 kh, Order 1t3 Price: & p p&p 12i% ~<lt~ '~;p Hz n 20 khz Ordlf No For MM ul, with ALSO SPM50 Prlc; « o o4o + WiX VAT 8MT250 ule wllh AL250 BASS CONTROL RANGE ± '5 lidbeettbhi db. 75 H Order Ordor BMT250 No. For. ta Mis o,, with AUS0 Prlcl: Frlce:,a. ti M pap pio + 121% 1H% VAT!;'\ TREBTCONfRO(AANG~E--_ TREBLE CQNTROL RANGE :...-_...,+;;:",,;i;;~-:;2"'o' + 'iq^so 7d:'_B~,..'=.;kTHZ""==- dbcat 15 khz B-PAl SNGpNUTAlO/ SfGNAL/NQtSE VNEORSl'-;OEo-A"RD"'A-'C RATO T.:.:O"----_-;8~.""tt.r Bitter han hen db dfls (AH npull) ingule} Setter than:le db, nputs) NPUT OVERLOAD Better than 26 dbe (All SUPPLY to 40 V 4p 4flpc«p p&p ' 3OO x OO x (... conlroll) +Z1 + t9i% " VAT DMENSONS 303x20x 33mm (leas corurqla) BhPAK A top quality OUOhty,tetlO eterao pt,-amplifler ofe-bmp iher and tone conttol control unit. unit, the PA100 PAW provdes provides a o comprehensive comprehenilve solution to lo the front end requirements rwulremente of stereo tereo amplifier. ampllflera or audio unltl. onlti. The lx six pulh pulh button bullon selector Wltch»wltch glvee a choice of nputl npuli together with L-_W_o_fl "_,"_fo_r_h_o;.h_ two fllfin lor high an_d_lo_w_fr_e._u_e_n_c_le_"_. and low trequenclea -.;1 DEPT. PW6, P P.O..0. Box 6, Wale Ware, Herts PracticaL Practical Wireless, June

Chapman EDTORAL OFFCES Wesfover Westover House, West Quay Road, POOLE, Dorset BH15 1JG Tetephone: Telephone: Poofe Poole 71191 ADVERTSEMENT MANAGER 01-261 (M-261 6671 Roy Smith CLASSFED ADVERTSEMENTS

20 Crystal ^rysral Gazing EDTOR Geoffrey C. Arnold Ar'nold ASSSTANT EDTOR Dick Ganderton, C. Eng., MERE ART EDTOR Peter Metalll Meta'" TECHNCAL EDTOR Ted Parratt, BA NEWS & PRODUCTON EDTOR Alan Martin TECHNCAL SUB-EDTOR Peter Preston TECHNCAL ARTST Rob Mackie SECRETARAL Sylvia Barrett Debbie Chapman EDTORAL OFFCES Wesfover Westover House, West Quay Road, POOLE, Dorset BH15 1JG Tetephone: Telephone: Poofe Poole ADVERTSEMENT MANAGER (M Roy Smith CLASSFED ADVERTSEMENTS Colin R. Brown ADVERTSEMENT OFFCES King's Reach Tower, Stamford Street, London SE1 9LS BNDERS Binders, tor for either the old or the new format, are 2,85, 8S and ndexes are 45p (nc VAT) and can be obtained from the Post Sales Depart- Depart ment, PG PC Maaarlnes Magazines Ltd., Lavlngton Lavington House, Lavlngton Street, London SE1 OPF. Remit- Remit tances with overseas orders for binoere binclers should include 60p to cover despatch and postage. N a recent lecture entitled "Tomorrow's Broadcasting The Broadcas.ting-The Technical Possibilities", Dr. Boris Townsend, head of the Engineering nformation Service of the ndependent Broadcasting Authority, highiighted highlighted some examples of the pitfalls in trying to forecast future developments in engineering. n 1924 for example, Campbell Swlnton, SWinton, talking to the RSSB, RSGB, dismissed the topic of television (or as. he called it then, seeing at a distance) as ".... probably scarcely worth anybody's while to pursue". n more recent times, a well-known television engineer swore an affidavit to the FCC in America, that the shadow-mask colour display tube could not be mass-produced! )n n making his forecasts, Dr. Townsend saw the biggest advances in broadcasting coming from the ever-widening use of sophisticated microclrcuits. microcircuits. Their use in signal-processing circuitry would allow good quality TV pictures to be produced from scenes with low lighting levels, and reproduced from small, cheap videotape recorders. The adoption of microprocessor-based control systems has already allowed the BA to operate and maintain 400 transmitters with the same number of staff as were needed for only 40 transmitters some dozen years ago. The introduction of similar systems into studios is also having far-reaching effects. Sticking my own neck out, foresee that the domestic TV receiver itself s is likely to undergo a change of use over the coming years. The growing popularity of TV games, such as the Tank Battle which we feature n in this issue, is the first step in this process. The broadcast Teletext services, Oracle from the BA and Ceefax from the BBC, are already established and hopefully we will soon see a reduction in the price of receivers fitted with the necessary decoders. Also on the data front, the Post Office has recently announced that their Viewdata service is to be made available to the public from January All this will mean that the TV set will be used less as a source of broadcast entertainment and more as a source of nformation information and participative entertainment. The adoption of microclrcuits microcircuits should also allow the domestic videotape recorder to be reduced in mechanical complexity and hence in cost, so that we may be able to view our favourite TV programmes when t suits us, rather than when the planners deem that we should. Geoffrey C. Arnold BACK NUMBERS We are very glad to announce the re-establlsh- re-establish ment of a PW Back Numbers Service Serllice for our readers. n future back numbers dated from June 1977 only wilt will be available from our Post Sales Departmenl Department for BSp, 65p, which ncludes includes postage and packing. Cheques and Postal Orders should be made payable to PG PC Maga- Maga zines Ltd. Send your orders to:- Post Sales Department. Department, PG PC Magazines Ltd., Lavlngton Lavington House, Lavlng- Lavlng ton Street, London SE1 OPF. PLEASE NOTE CORRESPONDENCE NOTE-CORRESPONDENCE We do 'not operate atechnlcal a Technical Query Service except on matters concerning constructional articles published n PW. We do not supply service sheets sheet. or nformation information on commercial radios, radios, TV's or electronic equipment. All queries must be accompanied by a stamped self-addressed envelope otherwise a reply cannot be guaranteed. 18 Practical Wireless. Wireless, June 1978

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Keighley on Sunday 21 May between 11.30 and 17,30. 17.30. Talk in stations on 2m f.m. S22 522 and 70cm f.m. SU8. SUS.

21 ';j' ':-:-:.,::.:.. ::..:::::. ::::-:::.. ::::-"':;::;/.;:-::::::: Rally date dale The 'The Northern Mobile Rally 1978', 1975', organised by the Otley Radio & Elec- Elec tronics Society (G8JTD, (GSJTD, G3XNO) is to be held at The Victoria Park Hall, Keighley on Sunday 21 May between and 17, Talk in stations on 2m f.m. S and 70cm f.m. SU8. SUS. There will be trade stands, films for the children, bar, refreshments and many other attrac- attrac tions. Further details from: J. E. Annakin, G8DFZ, Rally Manager, 25 Ashfleld Ashfjeld Place, Otley, Ottey, W. Yorks LS213JN. Revival '78 The Martlesham and pswich Radio Club and The pswich Area Civil Service Sports Association (.A.C.- (.A.C. S.S.A.) are again organising an out- out door event for the Radio Amateur and his family, to be held on Sunday, 14 May 1978, 1975, at the.a.c.s.s.a. Sports Ground, Straight Road, Bucklesham (NGR TM ). Special attractions include; A v.h f./u.h.f./s.h.f. aerial gain competition and demonstration, measurement of transmitter and re- re ceiver performance, bring and buy stands, Ad-hoc trading tables at 1 per hour tor for visitors and home-brew equipment competition. The South Anglian Repeater Group,.West Suffolk f.m. Group and Raynet will be well represented and a 2m (R3 S22, 70cm) (RB4 SU8) SUS) and h.f. bands talk-in station will be in operation, probably using the call sign GB3 SWR. Further attractions include; Big name traders, demonstrations of Viewdata tv and microprocessor games, vintage wireless displays, raffle, raffie, pistol and archery ranges, flying display of radio controlled aircraft, aircraf.', plus many other family enter- enter tainments. The event will start at 11.00am, admission 40p (accompanied children free). A licensed bar will be open from midday and there will be snacks, teas etc., throughout the day. Further nformation information can be obtained by sending a SAE to: C.P. Ransom G8LBS, GSlBS, 79 Camden Road, pswich, Suffolk P3 8JN. SJN. First Fi'sl show The Dept. of Electrical Engineering Science at the University of Essex is organising organising the 1st 1 Essex Electronics Exhibition on 18/19 1S/19 April Admission is by free ticket issued by either the companies exhibiting or by the Department. Further details from: E. P. Strudwick, Dept. Electrical Engin- Engin eering Science, SCience, University UniverSity of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester, Essex. Tel: Ext ,1~ \1ji... t ;;;;;~;.'::::;... t: :~ :... :.;.:: ;.; :: ":::., ' :::-}i:: Hi-Fi Hi-F Seminar Seminal' Latest latest developments in turntables and pickups,.amplifiers, loudspeakers, tuners and tape recorders will be reviewed in a one day seminar being organised by the Society of Electronic and Radio Technicians. Speakers include such famous names from the audio field as James Moir, James Linsley Hood, John Berwick, Borwick, Angus McKenzieand Basil Lane. lane. The lectures will be followed by demonstrations. The seminar will be held at the nstitute of Marine Engineers, Mark Lane, lane, London ECS EC3 on Wednesday, 7 June 1978, commencing at am. Fees are 15 ( 10 to SERT members) and this includes a copy of the papers, coffee, lunch and afternoon tea. Further details from: SERT, 8-10 Charing Cross Road, London WC2H OHP. Can 1 help you! Are you the secretary, organiser or general dog's body of your local radio club or any other group whose func- func tions may interest readers of PW. f so, let me know and 1 will endeavour to publicise your rally, get-together, whatever, through this column. Re- Re member though, we compile the magazine some time ahead of poblica- publica cation day (e.g. this note was written in mid-march), mid-march), so, the earlier can have details, the better. Alan Martin NlnDlY note KinDLV HOTE! Radio 2 Tuner, July 1977 On p 213, 7 C7 is incorrectly shown as 3-3pF. This should be S-S.kF 3 3.<F as shown in the components list. "Shoot", August 1977 Certain errors in the circuit diagram on p.283 have been noted. The PCB is correct, however. ;VR4,'VR4-should should be 22k preset, and not 2-2k. 2 2k. Pin 14 of C3A lc3a should be connected to +8V + 8Y line as should shol,lld pin 14 of C4A and pin 3 of C2B. Pins 1, 2; 2, 5, 6 and 7 of C3C should be connected to 0V OY line, as should pin 7 of C4B.. Under the heading "Connection" on p.282. p.282, it is claimed that the sync, sync. output is taken from pin 16 of 101 lcl of "Tele-Games" unit; unit. This should read"pin 15". C of the Month, Sprague ULN-3006T ULN 3006T Hall Effect Switch, March 1978 PW the second paragraph following the heading "The Hall Effect", p.s45, '845, and commencing "The current carriers...". " is somewhat ambiguous, and should read "The current carriers in the silicon (which may be electrons or "holes") are both deflected to one side of the material, depending upon direction of current flow and magnetic field, field. in accord- accord ance with- Fleming's Left Hand Rule." "Multi-Range Test' Meters," March 1978 Page 839, the paragraph, commencing "The minimum measurable....". " should read; fnd: The minimum total circuit resistance neces- neces sary, if full-scale deflection defiectiop is not oot to be exceeded, exc~eded, is therefore 1500 ohms, This Tbis win will be made up of the meter movement resistam:e resistance plus a series current limiting current-limiting resistor, both both of which are internal to the instrument. External readings are from zero zero upwards. Expeihtlenter's Experimenter's Corner, p. 910 April n the circuit diagram and text, for "LED Light Dis- Dis play", the pnp transistors are incorrectly shown as AC176 (npn). These should of (:,ourse course be AC128 in every case.. Practical Wireless, June

11 1111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111 E.A.RULE PART 2 E. A.

Leads from the front panel controls to the boards should be of screened wire, and the millivoltmeter circuit board should have a tinplate screen fitted around it as detailed in Fig. 8.

22 E.A.RULE PART 2 E. A. RULE PART 2 Construction n general the construction is not critical and the prototype built by the author used plain Vero matrix board as shown in the photographs. However a com- com plete set of p.c.bs is available and the various draw- draw ings show these and the associated component placements. Leads from the front panel controls to the boards should be of screened wire, and the millivoltmeter circuit board should have a tinplate screen fitted around it as detailed in Fig. 8. t can be made from tinplate cut from a cocoa tin and is held in position by two paper clips soldered to it as shown. The better the screening of boards and components, the lower the final distortion measurement limit will be. nitial Setting Up of the Meter Set all pre sets to halfway. After carefully checking that no mistakes have been made in the construction, switch on. At first the meter will swing about fora a few moments and then settle down. Allow about one minute before setting up the dis- dis tortion meter as follows: follows:- Disconnect the bridge output lead to the millivolt meter attenuator and then connect an audio genera- genera tor directly to the millivolt meter attenuator. (The point originally connected to the bridge.) Set the output of the generator at 1kHz to give full scale deflection defiection of the meter with the millivolt meter range switch on the V range, range. Switch to the 10V OV range, meter should fall to 10% of full scale. f not, adjust the pre-set 3 for more feedback and repeat test. Only the minimum amount of feedback required to obtain a linear scale should be used. When the reading drops to 30% 10% of full scale, pre-set 2 should be adjusted so that a 5V input gives full scale on the 10V range, and O'SV 0 5V input gives full scale on the V range, etc. Switch millivolt meter attenuator back to 10V range and transfer generator to the input socket. Reconnect output lead of bridge. Set/Read switch to Set. Adjust generator output for 10V and distortion meter input attenuator to maximum. Adjust VR7 in bridge circuit for full scale on meter. (f your generator does not have 10V output, use V and switch millivolt meter attenuator to V range.) Turn input attenuator to minimum. The residual reading on meter should be less than 0-4raV 0 '4mV on the 1mV mv range with all screens etc., in place. The authors instrument has a residual noise 0-24mV 0 24mV on the 1mV mv range. This represents a 93dB measuring range for signals above 10V, i.e., down to 0-003%. O' 003%. Set genera- genera tor to V output at 1kHz. Set distortion meter to V range and adjust input attenuator for a convenient reading about two thirds of full scale. Switch genera- genera tor to V output at 100kHz, 100kHz. Adjust trimmer TC TC1 for the same reading on meter as before. This adjusts the frequency response of the meter for a flat response to 100kHz. Switch generator back to 1kHz and set its output to 10V (or V if the higher output is not available). After adjusting the input attenuator for full scale deflection, switch Read/Set switch to Read. Adjust bridge frequency and balance controls to obtain lowest possible reading on meter, reducing the volt- volt age range switch as the meter readings reduce. The final lowest reading obtained is the Total Harmonic content of the Test Signal. Operation A typical set up is shown in Fig. 13. When measur- measur ing very low values of distortion, it is very important to avoid multiple multiple earth connections, connections. Only the amplifier under test should be earthed. The other test equip- equip ment must have haye its normal mains earth removed and connected only via its connecting lead to the earth of the amplifier. Care should be taken that all test equipment is safe and fitted with mains isolation transformers or battery operated. Multiple earths can cause very high distortion readings and could be very misleading. Before commencing a measurement, connect your generator directly to the distortion meter and measure its distortion. The figure you get from this test will set the minimum distortion you can measure. This minimum should be restricted to at least twice the direct reading obtained if reasonable accuracy is to be maintained. To make a measurement, adjust the input signal of the amplifier under test to provide the required 20 PracticGl Practical Wireless, June 1978

Board 21 nside view of the com- com pleted instrument showing the layout of the p.c.bs and the controls mounted on the front panel.

Set the distortion meter millivolt switch to a suitable voltage range. Adjust the input attenuator for full scale reading {100%). (100%). Switch to "Read" and null out the fundamental signal.

Read off the distortion direct from the meter when no further reduction in level is possible. Note that the frequency and balance controls are interdependent.

23 Board 21 nside view of the com- com pleted instrument showing the layout of the p.c.bs and the controls mounted on the front panel. The power supply is is fitted to to the cabinet base and is s the only board not mounted onto the front panel Board 3 Power Supply output into a dummy load. Set the distortion meter millivolt switch to a suitable voltage range. Adjust the input attenuator for full scale reading {100%). (100%). Switch to "Read" and null out the fundamental signal. As the optimum bridge balance is obtained, the milli- milli volt meter range will have to be switched to the next lower range. Read off the distortion direct from the meter when no further reduction in level is possible. Note that the frequency and balance controls are interdependent. With an oscilloscope connected to the socket pro- pro vided on the distortion meter the harmonic content of the signal can be examined. A scope sensitivity of approximately 10mV lomv/cm fcm is required. With inputs below 10V the minimum distortion readable will be reduced- reduced. (Note: For inputs of less than 10V set the millivolt meter voltage switch to the range which will allow full scale deflection to be obtained. This range then becomes [for purpose of measurement] the 100% range and ail all other ranges move down by the same factor. For example, with V input, switch meter to V range, this is then 100% distortion full scale, the V V range becomes 10% full scale etc.) For accurate measurements the limits are shown in Table 1. However measurements of distortion to lower levels can be made, but with decreasing accuracy. Nearly ail all pre-araplifier pre-amplifier and tape recorders have This view shows the components and boards mounted onto the back of the front panel. pane). This is the prototype unit using matrix boards instead of p.c.bs U -Jf\ SMf'J Practical Wireless, June

$To R6/VR3 ToVRi/VR m C3J asm "THEh* ~f"""'''''tos1a M LiL-2 JHRTTHo C19 -WT- tim b m LEa +24V Output to, boorp 3 Output to~'&_~ board 3 o 0 0 O \'O(}$1i -bu«&n.i fim flm C^Srj ::'th () D ROQ?$ PG Magazines Ltd. 1978 Fig. S: 5: Component placement drawing for the Bridge Circuit p.c.b. (Board 1) 1 B 1 1 ^ (chpc ~ Magazines Ltd. H '...... Fig. 7: Copper track layout for Board 3. Fig. 8: (Below) Component placement drawing for Board 3 Board 2 Board 2 outputs --i--e n Fig.

PG Magazines Ltd. 1978 Fig. S: 5: Component placement drawing for the Bridge Circuit p.c.b. (Board 1) 1 B 1 1 ^ (chpc ~ Magazines Ltd. H '...... Fig. 7: Copper track layout for Board 3. Fig. 8: (Below) Component placement drawing for Board 3 Board 2 Board 2 outputs --i--e n Fig.

24 TO,VRl wp.,.-u!!le"'_ ma To Slb-l~-::"':~E;:~ «m-y* m ma 7oR6/VR3,"""::':;;:.-~j.To R6/VR3 ToVRi/VR m C3J asm "THEh* ~f"""'''''tos1a M LiL-2 JHRTTHo C19 -WT- tim b m LEa +24V Output to, boorp 3 Output to~'&_~ board 3 o 0 0 O \'O(}$1i -bu«&n.i fim flm C^Srj ::'th () D ROQ? PG Magazines Ltd Fig. S: 5: Component placement drawing for the Bridge Circuit p.c.b. (Board 1) 1 B 1 1 ^ (chpc ~ Magazines Ltd. H ' Fig. 7: Copper track layout for Board 3. Fig. 8: (Below) Component placement drawing for Board 3 Board 2 Board 2 outputs --i--e n Fig. 6: Copper track layout for Board 1. Ready drilled boards for this instrument are available from Reader's PCB Services (See page 68) RCBoard2v '~48 '-2 Pap«r clips 2 Pap.r cups soldered sold.r.d to screen scr.en n positions shown, h 'J to clip over moiiitihg ijo m,",,' bracket. :':.~~~t'" 5 2S~ 1'Fl. i.... 1S t..-. Mounting brocket brack.t Earth C24 C23 C22 C21 ;? - SSWQ T.C.wre ^ soldered to St/54 cases. 16 SWG lc.wlr. sold.r.d to S154 cash. Flg. Fig. 8: Details of the tinplate screen for Board 2. The small bracket is soldered to the copper earth tracks at the top of Board 2 22 Practical PracticaZ Wireless, June 1978

' 1^ MMHH* ~ +::+ ~; C31 +illj Cl2 ~ EK + li, + 24V o o M. li Ro0381 Fig. 9: Component placement drawing for the Meter Circuit Fig. 10: Copper track layout for Board 2 p.c.b. (Board 2).

25 To S4 wiper To S4 wiper -+-_----tl---thft..... J gj LJ C26 ~ 1,.e." Screen ",_ mtg.... brk'l b,v ^..., (S) k (langes flanges soldered soldf'rf'd to ~t~~~ roeli n ~ 6 positions shown- shown. *-pgg>* ~ *ijr} ~ c c: ~ + Meter OV G -w~ ~ ~~~::sl 8 =~47 ~ CZ8 lr~ +.C33.. R 4 < / TrC» C29 +» l r^6t--*? C ~ 29 +m. ~.~ -[R43J-* ~ ~ imu.jfu... vrsj/^xmh 8(=;t~?' 1^ MMHH* ~ +::+ ~; C31 +illj Cl2 ~ EK + li, + 24V o o M. li Ro0381 Fig. 9: Component placement drawing for the Meter Circuit Fig. 10: Copper track layout for Board 2 p.c.b. (Board 2). Note the small tinplate bracket soldered to the earth track to the earth track R008^^P^VlagaziriesLt^^^^J Mains via S5b " o 0 Mains (""utral),-+ (neutral) _ -+_-+-~ via S5b - "Tl T primary Tt L.ll~-t--f-~T primary T( 11 secondary- Tt T1 secondory- secondary -Tl primary D6Q~ D~9 08 T C34 -R52 t» T + C35 +24V OV, Malns^re]_ FS o, oalns(lvf"l-j::=>:rvlassa, Mains earlh- ~th.~ O~~! Component placement drawing for the Power Supply p.c.b. (Board 4) outputs in excess of V and power amplifiers of the accuracy. Do not be surprised if your amplifier does hi-fi type will have more than 10V output. So the not reach the lowest figures at the extremes of the t.h.d. meter should enable the hi-fi amplifiers to be audio band and do not maintain the highest frequency checked down to below 0-01% 0 01% with reasonable for longer than it takes to make a measurement. Practical Wireless, June

Fig. 11: Copper track layout for Board 4. A ready drilled set of boards for this instrument is available from Reader's PCB Service (see page 88) 68) 10PC Magazines Ltd, R01D 1970 To VR5,6 Fig.

fn a cylindrical fashion To Stb,C3 &VH4,5 Fig.

26 Fig. 11: Copper track layout for Board 4. A ready drilled set of boards for this instrument is available from Reader's PCB Service (see page 88) 68) 10PC Magazines Ltd, R01D 1970 To VR5,6 Fig. iz; Details of the componerfts mounted directly onto S2 wafer tags, f he drawing shows<the components bpened^out for Clarity, they should be arranged along,the axis ef-the'-.swftch mechants^ii.fn a cylindrical fashion To Stb,C3 &VH4,5 Fig. 13: A typical set up for testing an audio amplifier using the Audio Distortion Meter JAMO/OJ Audio signal generator 1 Audio signal generator Low pass Low pass filter if required _o required o- Amplifier i under test lj-l Amplifier under test? -..L -=- Earth The foliowing following procedure is to assist the operator when using the distortion measuring meter for the first time. t is confined to measuring the distortion of a 1kHz signal, and should help the operator to be- be come familiar with the basic operation. f Dummy load Distortion Distortion meter =-- [h] nput Scope The controls should be set as follows: follows: Meter Range Switch on V V range. Frequency Range Switch on range 3. Filter Out Set/Read switch on Set nput Attenuator at Zero All other controls Midway 0 Oscilloscope Mlrifrnuin Miri!mum nput Accurate Measurement Meuurement 10V. b-di% o of% 1V V 00'1% 100mV loomv 1% fomv 10rnV 10% frny mv Table Connect a sine wave signal of 1kHz, V RMS to the input socket. Advance the input attenuator until meter reads V, i.e., full scale. Switch the set/read switch to the read position and rotate the frequency dial for minimum reading on meter. Adjust balance control to reduce meter reading further. Switch the volt meter range switch to next lower range as the signal is reduced by adjustment of the frequency and balance controls. When no further improvement (reductions) can be obtained the distortion can be read directly from the Practical Wireless, June 1978

18,20.21.36. 46, 48 12ka 12k!l 3 R3,42, 51 Sl 22k2 22k!l 2 R40, 53 27kfi 27kO 1 R41 33kfi 33kO S 5 R26, 27, 28, 29,30 39kn 39kO 1 R2 47kO 3 Rl,19, 19,24 100M2 100W 5 R11, RH, 12, 13, 25. 2S.

27 * components com Resistors Res.istors i t W5% W metal oxide oxde 33S5 33.Q 1 R43 toon 100f} 3 R7, 49, R6 ikfi lko 1 R5Q RSO 1-2kn 1 2kn 1 R4 2-2kn 2 2kn 3 R5, RS,8,23 2-7M1 2 7kn 1 R9 4-7ka 4'7kO 2 R10. R10, 45 ickn 10kO 9 R14,15, 15,16,18,20,21,36, , , 48 12ka 12k!l 3 R3,42, 51 Sl 22k2 22k!l 2 R40, 53 27kfi 27kO 1 R41 33kfi 33kO S 5 R26, 27, 28, 29,30 39kn 39kO 1 R2 47kO 3 Rl,19, 19,24 100M2 100W 5 R11, RH, 12, 13, 25. 2S kn 150kO 1 R38 BOkO 180kG 1 R17 220kO 220kG 1 R22 270kU 270kO 1 R39 Ra9 330ka 330kn 1 R44 41okO R37 470kO 1 R37 iw 2% metal oxide t W 2% metal oxide in 10 1 R35 ion R34 icon loo):} 1 R33 1kG ikn 1 R32 10kU t R31 10ki! 1 R31 Potentiometers Potentiometers i t inch diameter spindles loon 10W1 1 ko lko!ln. lin. 2 10kO 10kn lin. tin. 1 10kO 10kn+ + lokpin. 10kO lin. 1 20kn 20kO!in. lin. 1 look!} log. 100Wi log. 1 VR9 VR2.6 VR2,6 VR8 VR4, 5 VR3 VRl Miniature hor;z. slteleton preset look!} 1 VR7 Diodes OA2Q2 OA202 4 N400l BZY88C24 1 Transistors BC413B ,3,4 05,6,7,8 D5, 8 09 VR9 VR1 Miniature horiz. skeleton preset lookfl 1 VR7 Semiconductors Semiconductor. Diodes BZY88C24 1 Transistors BC413B 9 D1, 2, 3,4 D9 TR1, 2, 3.4.5, 3, 4, 6,7,8,9 Capacitors Polyester Polyester 2, '2nF 2 C7.12. C j4F 01/<F 2 C5, CG,11 0'047^F O'047j,F 2 C5,10 0-1/iF O' lt'f 1,C25 0'22/iF O'22/tF 8 C4, 9. 9, 13, 13,20,21,22,23, ^F O'6B/tF 1 C15 CHi 1/«F l/tf 2 C3, C3,S 8 Electrolytic Printed circuit board mounting Electrolytic Printed circuit board mounting 2-2/iF 2'21'F 63V 3 C14.18, C14, 18, 27 D/iF 10/-lF 63V ' 6 "0 C2, 16,17, 17, 28, 29, x<F l00'f 63V "1 l C30 220/i 22O'F F 63V V t, C1 Cl 470/iF 470l'F 63V 1 C33 Electrolytic Axial leads 470/iF 470l'F 63V 2 C19, /iF 1000'F 63V 63V2 2 C /<F 4700/,F 25V 1 CSS Cerawc trimmer Ceramic trimmer 3-35pF 1 TCt TCl Switches Switch.s Min. toggle s.p.d.t. C19,32 C26, 34 C35 Min, toggle s.p.d.t. 2p. 6w. midget wafer 2p. 6w. miniature rotary switch Mains switch assyto fit 52 mech. Mains switch assy to fit S2 mech. Miscellaneous Transformer 24V 20VA Miniature Transformer 24V 20VA Miniature Case RS Printed circuit boards (Four n in set) Readers PCB Service. 24V indicator lamp Knobs Sifam collet fixing type 15mm diameter W15t W151 wing knob (3) Kl50 K150 plain knob knob (3) K151 plain knob w'ith with line pointer (2) N1S0 N150 nut covers (6) C150 caps (8) Figure dial for 15mm 1Smm knobs with pointer (1) numbered 1-10(1) Meter 1mA f.s.d x '< 74mm appro*. approx. BNt:; BNC SOO son sockets (2) Tinplate sheet for screen (cut (cui from.used cocoa tin or similar) PW Front panel overlay (Obtainable from irom PW Editorial Office) Office) ,4 S2 55 meter and voltage switch. That is, if initial full scale (100%) was V and final reading was (say) 6mV, then distortion is 0 6%., The low frequency filter can be switched in for measuring frequencies above 1kHz if hum is affecting the measurement. Other uses of the Meter Other uses of the Meter With the input attenuator at maximum, the meter can be used as a normal AC millivoltmeter with full scale range of 10 and V, 100, 10 and mv. This would make it possible for example to measure the output of a magnetic pick-up directly. t can also be used for measuring Hum and Noise in an amplifier. By adjusting the input attenuator for full scale on a test signal from an amplifier and then removing the test signal and shorting the test ampli ampli- fier input to earth. The meter will then indicate the residue Hum and Noise of the test amplifier, for example: example; if full scale was obtained on 10V range with the test signal and then after removing it the reading was (say) 6mV, this represents a ratio of 1666:1,, approximately 64dB. Many other uses can be found and a few hours spent using the meter will be very rewarding. # Practical Wireless, June

spy Sbangel's spy Strangers Some kind soul sent me a whole heap of papers from the recent nter- nter national Solid State Circuits Confer- Confer ence and there seems to be some real goodies on the

This little beasty can be made to keep an eye on a 2ft. diameter area at 8ft. The photodiode itself is actually integrated as part of the chip.

28 spy Sbangel's spy Strangers Some kind soul sent me a whole heap of papers from the recent nter- nter national Solid State Circuits Confer- Confer ence and there seems to be some real goodies on the way (not available yet). One which took my eye is a single 14-pin dual-in-line package which houses a complete motion detector. t is intended for application in elec- elec tronic toys. This little beasty can be made to keep an eye on a 2ft. diameter area at 8ft. The photodiode itself is actually integrated as part of the chip. An external loudspeaker s is re- re quired and when connected up, the unit will emit a whooping noise when- when ever if it senses motion within its "sight" area. t carries on making this din lor for a set period of time, then it goes back to sleep and waits for the next "something" to move within its sighting area. t would seem to offer great possibilities as a burglar alarm, etc. A further nice feature of this little i.e. i.c. is that it has another mode of operation. To change it to this you need only add a single connection. n Us its new mode it will "search". t does this by flashing an external bulb at some 3Hz. At the same time, it croaks out a random series of squeaks and grunts (the paper offers the more sophisticated description, "emits audible notes"). When the "thing"" detects its own reflection it im- im mediately sounds an alarm and simul- simul taneously increases the bulb flashing rate to 25-30Hz. The chip uses two technologies; linear bipolar, and PL. FL. H-digi-fi Hi-digi-fi A recent report from Japan details feverish activity among audio equip- equip ment manufacturers in manufacturers-in the digital field. t is now virtually certain that the hi-fi systems of the future will be digital. To date it seems that the only "standard" to emerge is a wide acceptance of a 30cm disc as the norm. nterestingly, though, the early professional systems will use tape before moving over to disc, and it t is expected that the consumer scene will also follow this pattern. But don'f don't get too enthusiastic about digital audio. The world concensus of 'opinion is that it t will be some four years before professional digital audio E~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~ A REVEW OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS.,,- )~) /o n gereral, general. ho the author does nol not hive have any mote more ~ inforroahor informaton on Of) products than appears in the thp article arllcle systems really catch on, and a further six years after that the consumer market will blossom. t could therefor therefore be some ten years before you see these systems advertised. The main hold up will be price. nitially, systems will be expensive and the first few years will be needed to gradually bring the prices down. Why go digital anyway? t seems that analogue hi-fi has now gone about as tar far as it can, whereas digital is in its intancy. infancy. n terms of improve- improve ments digital technology has much to offer the audio buffs. To start with, frequency response and dynamic range are both independent of the characteristics of the tapes or discs used. t is also claimed that ihere there is no crosstalk problem between channels. From all the specifications on systems that 've read, the res- res ponses are flat (very, very flat) right up to 20kHz, and dynamic range, even at this early stage is well over BOdB some SOdB-some 20dB better that most analogue systems read about these days. Another advantage of the digital approach is wow and flutter there flutter-there isn't anyl any! This is because all the signals are retimed so accurately during playback. Various individual technologies are to be employed initially, including a laser/disc system. But the comforting thing is that despite the very different techniques, the final product, be it tape or disc is compatible in that one can convert material from tape to disc and vice versa. Perhaps we'll all end up with a home computer to play our gramo gramo- phone records on. Wonder what that dog, squinting down that trumpet/horn thinks about it all? Useful Chips Another chip which could be very useful for the home constructor (when it becomes available) is a new level detector i.e. i.c. Onto the chip the manufacturers have managed (somehow) to cram five comparators, a voltage regulator, five output driver transistors, five scaling resistors and an input buffer stage with a high input impedance. By connecting five.e.d.s l.e.d.s (plus usual limiting resistors), each.e.d. l.e.d. can be made to light as the nput input voltage increases in steps of 200mV, i.e. for each 200mV input, the next l.e.d..e.d. illuminates. The open- open collector outputs on the chip can handle currents up to 80mA and voltages up to 18V. n practical terms this means versatility because the ratings allow not only l.e.d.s.e.d.s to be used as indicators, but also fitament filament lamps. By using suitable circuitry, the device can be made to flash the first lamp or l.e.d..e.d. continuously when the input level falls below the 200mV threshold level. Charge! Chal'ge! Charge those c.c.d. (charge-coupled devices) are in the news again well again-well worth keeping an eye on. This lime time it's a Japanese company that is using c.c.d.s in an experimental colour television camera. Each of the three c.c.d. chips (one for each primary colour has an array of 111,192 sepa- sepa rate little sensing elements in an area 10-3mm 10'3mm x >t 9-lmm. 9 1mm. f small is beau iful, then these devices must be fantastic. The colour television camera, when it comes on the market (probably late next year if all goes well) will come complete with zoom lens, built-in camera control circuitry, and electronic viewfinder. Price is set at around the mark. Weight will be less than 2kg. Pl'ogrammel' Programmer 11 Microprocessors are here to stay and many are available to home con- structors. One of the problems is learning how to programme these clever little electronic beasties. An answer is offered by a German manu- manu facturer. He's marketing a little "black box" which can be used in conjunction with a black and white TV receiver. The black box has a light pen and the TV receiver is used as both input and output terminal. The box comes with a 230-page manual and costs around 280. For r a further 140 (approximately) the purchaser can add a cassette control nterface interface for writing (and reading) memory data on standard, commercially available tape. The reading/writing rate is some 1 kilobyte in 90 seconds. i i 26 Practical Wireless.. June 1978

$~'purbeckj Part 3 T ^ x -> ^y'.' liii v«! AN HCKMAN HC{MAN Having made up the Stabilisers board, check it over to the front panel. Note that the probe power socket and mount it in the mainframe.$ The Raw Supplies have no current limit stabilised supplies suppiies to various controls on the front protection of course, so unless you feel 100% sure panel.

The Raw Supplies have no current limit stabilised supplies suppiies to various controls on the front protection of course, so unless you feel 100% sure panel.

29 ~'purbeckj Part 3 T ^ x -> ^y'.' liii v«! AN HCKMAN HC{MAN Having made up the Stabilisers board, check it over to the front panel. Note that the probe power socket and mount it in the mainframe. Set all preset pots, pots. SKT10 SKT0 is also used as a distribution point for fot the to mid travel. The Raw Supplies have no current limit stabilised supplies suppiies to various controls on the front protection of course, so unless you feel 100% sure panel. that everything is going to be all right, the following A ten way colour coded ribbon cable brings the procedure is suggested. supplies from the rear of the instrument, five of Either run up the voltage between pins 9 and 5 the leads terminating on SKT10 SKT0 as detailed in Fig. 2 to +17V + using a current limited lab. bench power Front Panel Wiring. Further lengths of ribbon cable, supply or if one <of these is not available, connect up stripped down to the same five coloured leads distri- distri the OV line between Boards 1 and 2, but connect the bute the stabilised supplies from SKT10 SKTlO to the edge + 17V Raw supply from C19 to Board 2 pin 9 via a connector of Board 4 and thence to that of Board ft 330n resistor. Check that +5V + appears at pin 8 and (Note that the pins of both edge connectors axe are that the voltage at pin 10 responds to varying VR202. numbered 1 to 36 working from the bottom upwards. f so, all is well, though it may not be possible to As both Boards have the components facing outwards set the output at pin 10 to + 12V until the 330ft 330n resis- resis when plugged in, the edge contacts on the component tor is removed. The + 17V raw may now be wired in face of the Board read from right to left for Board 3 permanently and VR202 set to give +12V + at pin 10. and left to right for Board 4.) The remaining five Similarly, check out the - 6V and 12V -12V stabilised wires in the 10-way ribbon cable are used as follows: outputs at pins 3 and 2 with the 17V -17V raw from C20 Black. 0V OV from fmm Board 1 pin 6 to common earth point supplied to pin 1 via a 330ft 330n resistor, then wiring up at Board 3 edge connector. and setting VR203 for 12V -12V at pin 2. Finally, connect Brown. Pins 1 and 2 of c.r.t.. (cathode) to clockwise the +300V + raw supply from Board Boatd 1 to pin 6 of end of VR5 track. Board 2 and check that +150V + appears at pin 7. Violet. Pin 5 of c.r.t. (anode 1) to wiper of VR6 Note that due to the absence of load current drawn (focus). from the +150V + stabilised supply the" ' < +300V + Raw" Grey. R18 and D1 Dl (mounted on c.r.t, c.r.t. base) to wiper will be nearer + 560V. 360V. of VRS VR5 (brilliance). This completes the checking out of the instruments White. 800V -800V Stabilised from Board 1 pin 7 to anti- anti supplies and at this stage it is worth completing the clockwise end VRS VR5 track. mainframe and front panel wiring. Wiring confined The earthed pins on the edge connectors of Boards to the front panel should be completed before offering 3 and 4 are each individually wired direct to a 16 s.w.g. it up to the mainframe and likewise, wiring of S tinned copper co'pper wire running the length of the edge and S2 should be completed before offering them up connector, at each end of which it is supported on a Practical Wireless, June

i TOP pin1-«pin13 CRT 6 3V 63V< pin14 Boardl'pln6«"«Boardl Pin8j Tl N E L Board 2 stabilisers stabllis~rs Component side Component sld~ Board 1 250-0-250 pins board pins- board 1 pin 9 B board boardl

dsl pin board pln2-" board 1 pln2 B 1 2 3 «+ f F e E To 02 LED pilot lamp on front panel 2 3 4 5 +6Vstab ^ GN -12Vstab V BU C19 2500 pf 25 ~ C20 on front panel +6Vstob BK ov Toboqrd3 ground point r

30 i TOP pin1-«pin13 CRT 6 3V 63V< pin14 Boardl'pln6«"«Boardl Pin8j Tl N E L Board 2 stabilisers stabllis~rs Component side Component sld~ Board pins board pins- board 1 pin 9 B board boardl 1 Pin3j plns" 12-9-CH bo<l!dsl pin board pln2-" board 1 pln2 B «+ f F e E To 02 LED pilot lamp on front panel Vstab ^ GN -12Vstab V BU C pf 25 ~ C20 on front panel +6Vstob BK ov Toboqrd3 ground point r -17Vrowl Tobo~rd3 groun point -17Vraw 'CAT +17Vraw 'CAL.: to front panetskt panel5kt l Board aoait Vslob t Y 4150VstQb Red + 300V raw Board 1 raw supplies T1 S 3V Yl t:/1a---'71m7\?l' R21 v,-^wv - 1 R23 board 4 X, Xl -< //' /- 1\.(\1'...&..1 R20 >2 100 Y2---iJ1--.lQot:JO''------~~= too t Board 1 raw supplies Copper trocli track side 10 t + 12Vslab OR 0 Tog upder mounting trafisformer screw i in* View on base bas~ of CRT C 0 To S7on 57 front pan~l front panel RV5 -(frontpon^ ^ -RV5(FP) CT6L Board4 -Board4X2 C18 LBoard4 '------=-0-7 O.lpFl. 11J :';F" r" r blanking... J\f\'-Board4 X2 Fig. 1: Power Powet$!Jpply supply interwirlng interwlrlng diagram and c.r.t. (:.".t. base ~ase connections. (:onnettloris. This drawing should be read (n n conjunction conjuilqtion With with Fig, Fig. 22' Front " Panel wiring diagram. Please note thai that RV5 and RV8 RV. should shou.ld be read as a~ VR5 VRS and VR6 VH6 -'i-i solder tag under the edge connector mounting screws. Thus Board 4 ground plane, when plugged in, is earthed to the base of ()f the mainframe via the edge connector mounting bracket and to the front panel via the 4BA pillar. Board 3, whilst similarly earthed, picks up the Black wire from the ribbon cable,at at a point on the 16 s.w.g. earthwire adjacent to the nput Low contact and from the same point an earth- earth wire runs to the earth point on S3 and thence to a solder tag under SKT1 1 mounting screw. This earthing arrangement is essential to avoid instability, ensure a flat Y amplifier frequency response and avoid ringing on square waves. When making the connections between the front fwnt panel and mainframe, lay the panel down in front of the mainframe as though it were hinged at its lower edge. (This is why Fig. 2 Front Panel Wiring has been drawn the way it has.) Dress the wires from WARNNG Extra care must be taken tak~n when working on any part of (his this instrument while power s switched on, on volts can kill. When delving into the insides of the scope s(:ope for any reason with power on keep one hand in ydur your pocket the The front panel along towards the "hinge" and thence off to their destinations. This will ensure that when the front panel partel is offered up and secured in position, there is adequate but not excessive lead length. Having rechecked "echecked the wiring and removed the tem- tem porary link from Board 1 pin 6 to chassis, plug in briefly and check straight away that all the stabilised voltages are correct, indicating no shorts anywhere. Check Oheck that the slider of VR5 covers the range 750V -750V to 800V - approximately and that of VR6 350V - to 600V -600V approximately. The c.r.t. base wiring can now be completed, except for 18 C8 and the deflection plates. n fact, the c.r.t. and mu-metal screen can now be fitted and a simple check carried out if desired. To do this, temporarily connect one end of a 47kfl 47k!! resis- resis tor to -l-150y + 150Y stabilised and the other end via a lookll look!! resistor to chassis. 28 Practical Wireless. June 1978

BoardA 9 Board 9 4 SoardA 9 Board4 Board 4 Board 4 plnl6 plnls pin2a pin24 pinzb pin25 Board A 4 t----t------------r'tpln4pln Pilot Mains tamo lamp on/off -U+ E F + l-zk^v.

31 Yinput skt skt2 skt3 ~ R9 earth CAL.----_51 T, 8.,~~, AC/OC~ 52 ~ ^ Beam finder Lower edge Lower edge 9 skt7 sweep ut 9 g9 skt9 alternate SKTZ 5KT 3 SKT4 SKT5 SKT6 sweep, SKT8 skt8 allernale earln CAL X nout X -i-ion output aale aate Beam tinder BoardA 9 Board 9 4 SoardA 9 Board4 Board 4 Board 4 plnl6 plnls pin2a pin24 pinzb pin25 Board A 4 t----t r'tpln4pln Pilot Mains tamo lamp on/off -U+ E F + l-zk^v.dz S3,b nput range 54 A B C3-10,2-22pF C3-O,2-22pr i M S R10 C22.r x pqk A70pF Board 3 plnlo H ; ' M <R11 C23 r2_ >'k A.7nF CS -A- J ~a3 Board4 pln21 r i rda- board 4 pin 8 55 SS 56 R13 Trig polarity nt/ext nl/ext ink trig. trlg. -12Vst 6 SKT10 Probe cower sktlo Probe power 5-65pF Time base speed 150Vstab SOVslab +12Vslab ~ Tag undersktk mounting screw Tag under sktl mounting screw +l2vstab +12Vstab +5Vstab CRT pinsl,2 BN Trig. Rvl Trlg. RV1L Board 4 level 25k 25kt plnl0 plnlo -12Vstab -ZVstab Y flv2 Shllt Shift Y 2.2k 2 2k RV2i.. t ~ Board A Board 3 plnls Board 3 pln16 t RV3 CAL board 4 pin :Fo.. <-10k +12Vstab R14,,'\\ + ZVslab 5 k 4:;j:' X board A :V4 RVA y pin 22.. T" lk shift pin 22 +5V R15 stab 680 Rv3 TB.speed T.B.speed 10 k variable k shift C18~ RV5 -Board4 A 47k 7 k'~""'-+---j.--.;::~"""-.\f\f\r--<l~-- Blanking Brilliance O.1jJF Brilliance WH CRT pin3 pln3-800vstab Upper edge R17 look CRT, pms V CRT.-.,.,.,--.f-~ pin5 V t Mounted at CRT base k between- - aboard A t Mounted at CRT base ~ "between.... &board 4. Fig, Fig. 2: Front panel back wiring. This diagram has been drawn with the top edge of the front panel at the bottom so as to correspond with its orientation when placed on the bench for the purpose of wiring. Connect- Connect ing wires from the front panel to other parts of the instrument should be long enough to allow the panel to be lowered to the bench in front of the mainframe. This makes for easier working conditions. Please note that potentiometers labelled RV1 to 5 should be read as VR1 to 5 and also that the 220kO 22l)kO Focus potentiometer at the bottom rightfiand righthand corner of the diagram labelled RV5 should be VRG. VR6. This drawing should be used with Fig. 1 the power supplies inierwiring interwiring diagram Practical Wireless, June

* components FRONT PANEL AND MAN FRAME Resiiitors ResiaJors (Unless (Onless otflerwise otherwise specified 5"~ 5% tw iw cijrbon carbon film) R1 hi 'SW mn Rll R13 10kO 10kn R?

10Mn lomft 10% R7 lmo Mft 1% Rt9 R19 680. Ra R0 njin 1Mni% 1 "l~ R20 l00q looo R9 jook1)1 jookil ~. R21 R2i loon Ri010kn1% RlO -10k i 1%.

32 * components FRONT PANEL AND MAN FRAME Resiiitors ResiaJors (Unless (Onless otflerwise otherwise specified 5"~ 5% tw iw cijrbon carbon film) R1 hi 'SW mn Rll R13 10kO 10kn R? R2 il,lokn lookii R14 5 6kO S-CkQ Ra R3 iomo 10Mni0% 10% fu5680n R15 680C1 R4 1MQ M-Q 1% RrB R16 330Ju) 330ksl.. RS R5 910 kfp% xn 1% RH R17 iooko iookd. R6 im01% 1Mni% R1S R18.10Mn lomft 10% R7 lmo Mft 1% Rt9 R Ra R0 njin 1Mni% 1 "l~ R20 l00q looo R9 jook1)1 jookil ~. R21 R2i loon Ri010kn1% RlO -10k i 1%.R22 loon 1000 Rf11kOf%' R11 tkol% R23 100n ioon Rl21Cl0ni';/ Rl~ 100n 1<;t o ; R24 HW 1-2kn Capaclt,,,. Capacitors ". Cl Ci ", 0T/iF l;uf~?ov 350V Ci30 1ftF Cl3 0-1pFi% 1% 63V ;',.,. W- i Cl? c2 lopf OpF Ceramic ~14 ct4 ionf tohf 1% 63V eav C3 2-~2pF 2-22pF ' Cl5 CS nf 11lF 1% 63V BaV C4 2-22pF C pF' 5-~:ipF CS C5 2~22PF 2-22pF C174' 4-7^F100V 7i-'F foov. C62-22pf 2-22pF C18 CS O O lp.f lpf 1000V lqoov Ct C7 2-22pF 1?-22pF C19tliOOp.F Cl9 2600/iF 2SV 25V ca C8 2-Z2pF 2 22pF cao C20 '2500+F 2S00/XF25V '25V. C9 2'22pF 2~~gpF C21 47p.F 47pFC~rl!mlt; Ceramic C10: C pF.. C22 470pFC.rarrtlc Ceramic 'C11 cii o O-t~p50V tpfssov. C23 4-VnF 4-1nF mel. metfllm fllrn C12 MF 1p.F 1% 63V ~V C24 47nF 4Jn'F met. film fllfi ~c).'l'ltiometers Pptentlbmeters. ',1O%Jlo,tW*ihc/l 20% llo: iw iinch shafts Scl'la(ls } VR1 25kn 25kO. VR4,1kn VR41kO VR2 V~2 2-2kn ;2 ' 2kQ VR547kfl VR6 47kn VR3i\ikll iokfl" VR6 VR,9?2uiin ; 220kn i nductors " 11 See Tent ' ~, :,;. Diodea DiodQi.' '.' D1,iN4148 OUN4i48 L2, See Si/a Text Tellt D2 Hi brightness l;e.d. 02 Hi brightn$.ss te.d, Transformer T'4nSfor.;n.,," tf T , iiV,6 3V V, , 9~O::12 ' 9V,Transformer' transformer Type V :1C!3ilrri", (Barrie Electronics) Miscellaneous Mi$.~fHlarle.ous. : ~;.",% cf1 Ft liinch, l"ki{1cb x iinch, finch, 1A fuse and holder :.~ Si, 'Mini<;lture Miniature s.px.o. s :p;c.o. toggle toggle'switch switch tllf 32 S2 Miniature Miniatuj'e push /)ush button n.o.',n.o: '~~ 53 2p Zp5w 2 '2 wafer (Maka-swltch) (Mci,ka;,s,witc.h).1)4 54 2p 2p 6w 6w. 11. wafer w.lder.'..'. SS S5 Miniature Minlatl.lfe s.p.c.o. s.p.c.o, toggle Switch lwitch S6,fMiniature.7 s.p.c.o. s;p.c.o. toggle, switch sw.itch SKT1 51<T1 BNC socket, soc.ket; round Qund SOfJ 5O!l-(UG1094/U) (Uo1094/U) SKT2 4mm'socket, 4inm ~$dcket,black,skt3 4mm,socket, i:so~!lelt. blue SKT4,4mm $1(T44mm:;ocket.,white sac'ket. SKTS, SKT5:64mmsociiet,. 8 socket,, green grijeh SKTV SKT7 4mm socket, yellow SKTS, SKT8dl4mm 9 socket, sqcket, red fad SKTip' SKTf(,l' 5,pin DN:-180-(A) DJNA ~O fa) CRT 3BP1 3BPl plus base Base Case m u.'itmg'cirps(vert)farcf9,20 rtlpufit1ng;<:lips(vert) forc19,20.. fidge-co Edge connector'q' n hector Q'l 1!nch inch pitch 36 way 2 off Knobs Knah~Si Sifam t:,lm 15mm.collet conetfi~jllg fixing with nut huteal/ers covers and caps.' eaps.. Kiso 1<150 plain plain 22'011 oft K151 line.pointer n~pointer 4"off foft W151 vy h9 vy:!ngand ll'ne'pdlnter lnep<iinter 6 Q off oft fx- " * sm-» Connect all four deflection plates to the junction of the. two resistors, i.e. approximately --100V. + loov. With VR5, VRS, VR6 and VH201 VR201 all set to midtravel, midtr:avel, switch on and allow a few seconds for the tube heater to warm up. Adjusting VR5 VRS should produce a spot on the end of the tube and VR6 should enable it to be focused to a small diameter. f at either side of this setting it looks elliptical, wider or tauer tallet as VR6 is adjusted, VR201 (astigmatism) should enable this to be cor- corrected. Mind where you put your hand when adjusting VR201, it's not far from the e.h.t.. on Board 1!! t should be possible to focus the spot down to a pin- pin rected, point, provided the brilliance control is not advanced too far, though of course VR201 will need resetting when Boards 3 and 4 are fitted. n fact Board 3, the Y amplifier is the next step and full details of this will be published in next month's instalment. Several Severa! readers have enquired about the possi- poss.i. ~bilities of using u'sing alternative altern!ltive tubes for Purbeck. We cannot advise anyone any'one as to the suitability of components other than those specified. Not only will win the mechanical construction need alteration, but revised amplifiers and e.h.t.. supplies will!llso also be required. 30 Practical Wireless. Wireless,. June 1978

tt ment ~:~~u~~se case and and provided provided with with a novel novel frequency frequency2m ransml er readout. The completed unit is both modern and professional in appearance.

33 N... NEXT MONTH NJ practical pra_~cal WRELESS '~eto~t $ e lr ~.& b WTH THE WTH THE ft r J h~ving rw' N A 2m f.m. transmitter of nominal 10 watts output, having six crystal-controlled frequencies and pro- ~WO vision vsion for an external v.f.o. FM Easily constructed on four simple printed circuit 'ui 'AVOM' boards, the transmitter is housed in a quality instru- li.tt ment ~:~~u~~se case and and provided provided with with a novel novel frequency frequency2m ransml er readout. The completed unit is both modern and professional in appearance. Pica 2m FM Transmitter ' V/ V T d H V L * s. n s *<4 *< U w.v- a150-- iilso- Pha5e- ntroducing Phase- DGTAL. Locked LOGC.-.v Calibrator A simple circuit design design which provides an accurate 200kHz output signal, phase- locked to the BBC's Droitwich trans- mitter, useful for calibration of receivers and digital frequency meters. Beginning a primer in logic, which will cover gates, flip-flops and counters, characteristics of TTL and CMQS CMOS and design techniques. 4»» 'V. A Practical Wireless, June

.. ST BSDB CaLLNG SnrcsiDE GiLUNB JOE KASSER NASSER G3ZCZ/W3 When one' thinks of people in another part of the world, one usually imagines that their life style is almost identical to one's Qne's own.

Contrary to' popular belief, radio radio' amateurs are no different to' other Qther people and although the hobby is international, it takes on different forms fo-rms in different countries.

34 .. ST BSDB CaLLNG SnrcsiDE GiLUNB JOE KASSER NASSER G3ZCZ/W3 When one' thinks of people in another part of the world, one usually imagines that their life style is almost identical to one's Qne's own. The' fallacy of this concept cqncept is only Qnly obvious Qbvious when one Qne travels and is exposed expqsed to another way of Qf life. Contrary to' popular belief, radio radio' amateurs are no different to' other Qther people and although the hobby is international, it takes on different forms fo-rms in different countries. cquntries. This article is an introduction introductiqn to amateur radio radio' in the United States of America. The Tbe Transmitting Licence t is much easier to become a radio radio' amateur in the USA than in the UK. There are several classes of Licence, each having different examination standards and frequency privileges, as shown shqwn in the table. n general, Novices NQvices have to pass an examination examinatiqn in elementary theory theqry and a 5 w.p.m. Morse test. The examination examinatiqn is administered by a radio amateur volunteer on Qn behalf of the licensing authority (which in the USA, is the Federal Communications CQmmunications Commis- CommissiQn). sion). The Novice NQvice licence is valid for fqr two years and until recently was distinguished by the WN prefix. t allows allqws its owner Qwner c.w. only privileges in the 10, 15, 40 and 80 metre bands with a maximum power input of up to 250 watts. The Technician class of licence requires slightly more mqre technical knowledge than a Novice, NQvice, and allows operating Qperating privileges similar to' our Class B licence on Qn segments of Qf the 6 metre band and higher frequencies. The General, Advanced and Extra class licences are all allowed all-band, all-mode operation, QperatiQn, but each class of licence (except Extra) is limited to' segments of Qf the band. The test for fqr the General requires 13 w.p.m. c.w. and the test for the Extra requires 20 w.p.m. ncreasing levels of technical knowledge are required for up-grading from one class to the next. The licences are free and except for the Novice, NQvice, are valid for five years. Separate mobile or Qr TV licences are not nqt required. The segments of the bands avail avail- able to the different classes of Qf licence are summarised in Fig. 1. The band split between phone phqne and c.w. is decided by the FCC for fqr the amateurs, and not by the amateurs themselves as in most other parts of the world. n general the input power limits are kw input d.c. or 2kW input p.e.p. except on Qn Top Band, which is segmented in both bqth frequency and power depending on Qn geographical geqgraphical location QcatiQn as shown shqwn in Fig. 2. The HF Bands Operation on Qn the h.f. bands is very different to' that in Europe. EurQpe. The vast majority of the stations appear to' be using the full legal limit and beam antennas. Thus the bands are crowded with strong strqng signals all originating from frqm the states, and it is difficult to hear non-stateside nqn-stateside signals at times. The USA is so large that in general, any foreign station statiqn is DX. The bands are so SO' crowded that if you yqu want to' work the states from frqm outside, you yqu should get up into into' the General parts of the bands when they are open to the USA. You may then be giving the stations statiqns you work, wqrk, their first G contact. f they want your yqur QSL they will probably offer to QSL direct and even send you yqu RCs. Res. There are many more mqre of Qf them than there are Gs, so if they are not in a rare state such as Utah or 0'1' Delaware, let them QSL first. f they want your card, they will. f you operate Qperate in the Extra or Advanced segments of the bands the chances are greater that you yqu will be working wqrking someone someqne for fqr his umpteenth G contact. The 3-5MHz 3 band is so wide ( MH2) (3 5-4 OMHz) that the c.w. part is called 80 metres, but the phone part is called 75 metres. At this point of the solar cycle, it TABLE; TABLE: US Amateur Radio Classes.. Ctaas Cia.. Morse.Mors. Technical Knowledge Operating, Requirements Re~uirement. Required Privileges Novice 5 w.p.m. w.p,m. Hardly any to, to. ($ apd 31'!il 80m 80tn Technfclan Technician 5 w.p.m. w,p.m. About RAH RAE level 6m lim and higher General 13 w.p.m. About Abou.t RAE level All bands, bands. some frequencies Advanced 13 13w.p.m. A little more All bands, bands. more mo're than RAE R AE level levet frequencies Extra 20 20w.p.m. w,p.m. As Advanced Adva.nced All bands, bands. all frequencies 32 Practical Wireless. June 1978

offers cross continent contacts late at night. The 40 metre band has similar characteristics but is little used at night due to the vast amount of broadcast station interference.

The 20, 15 and 10 metre bands are pretty much the same as in Europe, in terms of distance worked, but are generally without the language barrier, because the common language in the states is English

35 offers cross continent contacts late at night. The 40 metre band has similar characteristics but is little used at night due to the vast amount of broadcast station interference. Sectors of the band allocated to broadcast stations in Europe are allocated to amateurs in the Americas and those broadcast stations come in loud and clear in the USA. The 20, 15 and 10 metre bands are pretty much the same as in Europe, in terms of distance worked, but are generally without the language barrier, because the common language in the states is English (more or less). There is thus very very little incentive for the American amateur to learn a foreign language. Traffic Handling American radio amateurs have third-party traffic handling privileges. This means that they can pass messages for people other than radio amateurs. For example, a station in New York can contact a station in Los Angeles and ask that station to pass on a message to a non-amateur. He can even have him connect his radio to the telephone line via a phone patch and make a radiotelephone call, thus saving on his long distance telephone bill. There is a num- num ber of countries that have reciprocal agreements with the USA about third-party traffic; in other words they allow traffic to be passed between their country and the states. Thus on all bands one can hear a number of nets passing traffic messages. Once a year the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) organises a traffic handling contest (called Sweepstakes), in which the information exchanged simulates message traffic. The VHF Bands At v.h.f. v.hj. there is no 4 metre band, but there are operating privileges at 50MHz (6 metres) and 220MHz (bj (l14 metres). Six metres opens up to sporadic E much more often than 4 metres, and thus a lot of the activity is on c.w. and s.s.b. t has properties very similar to 10 metres in terms of ground-wave communications capabilities, but DX is of course much more scarce on 6 than on 10. The 2 metre band is 4MHz wide ( MHz). The top two megahertz are filled with f.m. repeaters and simplex channels spaced 30kHz apart. Small seg- seg ments of localised s,s.b./c.w. s.s.b./c.w. activity exist close to 144 and 145MHz, but in the main the lower two megahertz comprise the wide open spaces. At the time of writing, the FCC is proposing to open some of it up for repeaters. There is OSCAR-related activity at about 145-9MHz MHz. Thus apart from narrow and sparse areas of activity at 144, 145 and 145 9MHz the lower two megahertz is an uncharted wilderness at this time. Local s.s.b. or c.w. activity on a nation- nation wide basis is rare. n most big cities, tuning the low ow end of the band by day will be very unrewarding with little to be heard. Even in the evenings you would be lucky to hear more than three simultaneous contacts taking place in the low half of the band, but during a con- con test a tremendous number of stations suddenly crawl out of somewhere and fill up the one or two hundred kilohertz. However, in the major cities the f.m. channels will be crowded. n most big cities all the repeater channels between 146 and X47MHz 147MHz are in use as well as some of the MHz ones. There is no f.m. calling channel as such, just find a repeater and use it seems to be the rule. n the states, the pioneers on v.h.f. set up repeaters to extend the range of their converted taxicab f.m. mobile equipment. As newcomers came on the band, they found the repeaters in existence and joined in. f people did not like a particular machine they were free to build and use their own on an adjacent fre- fre quency. n some parts of the country there were even repeater "wars" over choice frequencies between two repeater groups, each trying to force the other group to change frequency (this was before the days of synthesisers, when everyone was crystal controlled). Eventually voluntary frequency control was estab- estab lished by area-wide organisations. n the main how- CW *- Phone *- Tj~ V+M'ly ri.v4v ' 'A i!i 5 i' - + tv. = 'v^ yy, -A'A'.' CW fc- '. - - A//., sr, W/M'AA/^y.^\ r,h, +' YAA 1,1: --, ,/' Bittmittii ussssbs CW Phone * y /'/'./A'/yA '//A A.i 2 1*275 M t-jsc 14 2 / 14: Phone * W 9-ZXfAy; / / ' //// a J'//' '//' v * / 2*0 " 5*5 ' 29-7 lmnovice inoyice ~(jeneral j^^joeneral BAdvanced ladvonced ~:>+jextra Fig. 1: HF Frequency Assignments in the USA. Note that higher class licensees have privileges in lower class segments, the table shows the lowest class allowed in each segment Practical Wireless, June

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36 ly^sa. - - A8 CDcFG, H_ oooi-'-l - - / NE\!. \ CAL. \ \ \ \ «/o^b\ rw5 / <*%%%" ascdekh ABCDEFGH ABCDEFGH N. DAK.. 0 o, ABCOEFCH /wia.., abcdefghy ^ \ uf ABCDEFGH t-~k""a~ns-. ~\ HO. - ABCDERiH ABCDEFGH ) o o tjcj ~~ "'~ HAWA /\ ABCDEFGH V / t./ KY, fess.. '"TEHN. MSS ' ALA ABCDEFGH / - \.X' > iiqqooi" v-iv w myu-- WVA / ^BCOEfGtJ y ^ M.C ^s- c x 5»V ' + KP4.KV4/ NPUT POWER (WATTS) 0 No opera 11 on, day or nigw 1 100day.25niQh1 day, ZSnighF 2 200day, SOnigW 3 SOOday, looniqhf (lay,200nighF day, ZSnight 6 250day, SOnlght SEGMENTS (khz) A B C B7S D E F G H 197S-2000 tthe range KHz is used by DX stations tthe range khz is used by OX stations attempting to contact North American stations Use of this "DX "OX Window" should be avoided by stations on this continent. stations on this continent. Fig. 2: Top Band frequency allocations in n the USA ever there have been few cases of deliberate inter- inter ference with repeaters, because the newcomers to v.h.f., especially to 2m, generally only used f.ra. f.m. and soon Soon learned the advantages of the extended range and continuous monitoring monitofing of the repeaters. n the UK the situation is different, the bands were in use before befare the advent of the repeaters. Also the 2m band is only two twa megahertz wide and everyone everyane has to fit into it. Hopefully it will take just a short while for far everyone everyane to find out the advantages of repeaters and common sense will then prevail. The 220MHz band is similar in characteristics to 2m. There is little in the way of s.s.b./c.w. commer- commer cial equipment for the band, and hence most of the activity is f.m. The same applies ap'plies to 70cm. Here, most of the activity is f.m. between 440 and 450MHz, i.e. right at the' top of the band, so that conversion of surplus equipment involves invalves the minimum of changes. The 70cm band is also used for remote control of af lower band repeaters and for inter-repeater links. Activity on higher frequencies is at par with Europe, namely very rare and due to only a few individuals. Using Repeaters Many f.m. repeaters are, connected to telephone lines. This allows for "auto patch" facilities, whereby amateurs can actually access the telephone network via the repeater and dial calls using the tones. They can report accidents to the police, call home and ask the wife if they should stop off o t! at the local.super-. super market and pick up some groceries, or do as one radio amateur did over one of the local machines here in Washington DC; while sitting in the garden by the side of the pool, he used his walkie talkie equipped with a touch-tone pad to dial his house phone and ask his wife to ta bring him out another can of beer! The number of repeaters is constantly growing. The ARRL publishes an annual directory that is free for the asking to members. The frequencies are based on a 600kHz split with a spacing of 30kHz between channels. They are known by the kilohertz values, i.e. a repeater on MHz 146 (in), MHz 146 (out) is commonly known as the 25/85 machine. n the 46/147MHz 146/147MHz region the input frequency is the lower one, ane, whilst in the 147/148MHz region the reverse is true and the higher frequency is the input channel. This was carefully arranged this way so that receivers could be peaked up at 147MHz and work with the whole range of channels. These frequencies are of course not allocated to the amateur radio ser- ser vice in Europe,and on my last trip to the UK, found that some of the American repeater output channels that had in ray my rig were in use by the police. Apart from f.m. the majority of activity on 2m and 70cm seems to involve OSCAR. Project Oscar started the whole thing in California with the launch of the OSCAR satellite in 1961, and AMSAT took over in The ARRL puts out a lot of free 34 Practical Wireless, June 1978

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river. Equipment Equipment Salaries in in the states are generally at at between two and four times the level of of the equivalent salary for the same job in in the UK.

39 educational stuff about the OSCAR satellite pro- pro gramme, which by-the-way is is available to to anyone worldwide, for the asking. Worked All All States via via OSCAR is is just possible for Eastern stations and is is well within the capabilities of of anyone in in the con- con tinental United States west of of the Mississippi river. Equipment Equipment Salaries in in the states are generally at at between two and four times the level of of the equivalent salary for the same job in in the UK. Thus on a basis of of hours worked, equipment is is much cheaper over here. The large number of amateurs support a few manufac- manufac turers so that there is is quite a variety of domestic gear available as well as as the ubiquitous Japanese black boxes. Parts for the homebrewer are also readily avail- avail able by "mail". Many suppliers advertise in in the various magazines, and their wares can be ordered by post, or by telephone quoting credit card numbers. Crystals for 2m transceivers are available over the counter in most major cities and the prospective visitor can wait until he arrives in the USA to purchase the bulk of his crystals. f he is lucky the store may even have facilities for tuning the rig frequency. f you are interested in operating in the USA when visiting this country you can obtain de- de tailed information from the RSGB, or write to the FCC, Washington DC, for an application form (Form 610A). OA). Make sure that you send in your appli- appli cation at least three months before your trip, because it will take them that long to reply. Listening and Viewing Listening and Viewing The receiving side of the hobby bobby is also somewhat different. The medium waves, f.m. and v.h.f, v.h.f. TV bands are filled in most major urban areas. Medium wave DX-ing is a little easier than in Europe, because most of the stations broadcast in English. Stations are spaced 10kHz apart, which enables the inter inter- continental DX to creep in between the cracks. The majority of stations are east of the Mississippi. The FCC recognise the sky-wave effect at night and regu regu- late the 'band occupancy such that many local stations are required to close down at local sunset. This allows clear-channel stations to be heard over continental distances at night. t is thus for example possible to drive through downtown Los Angeles in the even even- ing, tune the car radio a little and listen to broadcasts from Denver, Oklahoma and owa, or to drive around in Washington DC and listeq listen to stations in Montreal, Chicago and New Orleans. The v.h.f. TV bands are also full in most cities with some additional channels in the u.h.f. bands_ in use. All transmissions in the Americas are 525-line 30-fields, thus there are no modifications necessary to the TV sets for their use in TV DX-ine:. DX-in?. The f.m. band is is 20MHz wide in in the range MHz, with 88-92MHz being reserved for public broadcasting stations. These stations, usually run by universities or local authorities, broadcast educational pro pro- grammes, classical music and selected shows from the BBC (including the Goon Show) as as opposed to the popular music or or news churned out by the com com- mercial stations. There are three major networks in in the states that broadcast commercial pr<>grammes, programmes, and each city usually has a local outlet of of each as as well as as one or or more independent stations and the public station. This allocation applies to to television as as well as as radio. Recent broadcasts on on public televsion have included, / Claudius and Upstairs Downstairs. Upstairs-Downstairs. Practical Wireless, June 1978 Many of of the independent TV stations broadcast old films and TV shows including UFO, The Saint, The Prisoner, The Avengers and Danger Man. The f.m. stations usually broadcast in in stereo. Both medium wave and f.m. stations usually churn chum out popular music, each specialising in in a particular type, and there may be one or two stations that continually broadcast news. The u.h.f. TV band is is relatively sparsely populated, its growth being curtailed by cable television systems. Citizen's Band Citizen's Band Closely related to amateur radio is is Citizen's Band Radio. The Citizen's Band is a small allocation of spectrum space at about 27MHz. t t seems to have been originally allocated for personal communica- communica tions between a fixed base station and a mobile (so that for example, a husband could talk to his wife on the way home from work) or between mobiles, so that the drivers of two cars travelling together can communicate. Licences are now available free for the asking, with no tests involved. Power input is limited to 5 watts d.c. d.e. a.m. and equipment is cheap. A forty- forty channel transceiver can be purchased for about $50. There are estimated to be millions of CB stations in service, the majority of them being unlicensed. Homo sapiens is a creature of invention. The American branch of that species, perhaps more inventive than other branches, has devised new uses for the Citizen's Band. Lorry drivers use it to warn each other of impending police radar speed traps. Prostitutes have been known to solicit customers via CB radio. Hobby operation including QSL'ing abounds and most stations use self-given "handles' "handles" 1 rather than their official call signs, always assuming that they have an original call sign. llegal power amplifiers are often used and some operators are even equipped with amateur band equipment such as Yaesu FTOls. FT101s. n the cities the channels are overcrowded and communication ranges are limited by the numbers of conversations taking place on the frequency. One 'channel has been set aside for emergency use (ch 9) and one is used as a calling channel (ch 19). Almost everyone monitors channel 19 when on the road unless they have QSYd for a particular reason to another channel, and con con- tribute traffic and police location information. Hitch Hitch- hikers also solicit rides over channel 19. One neigh neigh- bour of mine estimated that in two weeks of use he recouped the cost of the equipment due to the timely warning he received about the locations of police radar speed traps that would otherwise have caught him. Citizen's Band is a boon if used cor cor- rectly, but if 'abused is a mess. Microprocessors The latest arrival on the electronics hobby scene is the home computer based on the microprocessor. Thousands have been sold and clubs are forming all over the country. Microcomputers can be the subject of many articles in themselves, but suffice it to say for now that their use is invading the home as well as the amateur radio shack. t is estimated that within five years the vast majority of homes in the US will contain at least one microprocessor. This article has been an introduction to amateur radio and the electronics scene in the United States. Future articles will go into more detail about the various aspects of the hobby

tamk / R The -T0 1 DAVD COUTTS* CQUTTS* mmmt The General nstrument AY-3-8710 integrated circuit associated Rs and Cs, provide the shaping for the fire is a'625 a ' line interlaced "TV Tank Battle

The "battleground" "l>attlegro~nd" consists of white motor moror sounds which are all fed via lc3d C3d to the output barriers and 'a a series seri~s of black mines.

40 tamk / R The -T0 1 DAVD COUTTS* CQUTTS* mmmt The General nstrument AY integrated circuit associated Rs and Cs, provide the shaping for the fire is a'625 a ' line interlaced "TV Tank Battle Game" for and explosion sounds. C3c does the same for the two players. The "battleground" "l>attlegro~nd" consists of white motor moror sounds which are all fed via lc3d C3d to the output barriers and 'a a series seri~s of black mines. There is one transistors TRTand TR TR2. Switches S4,, 84, 5 and 6 control white and one black tank, each controlled controiled by two the left tank and S7, S7. 8 and 9 control the right tank. single pole double throw paddle switches biased to S3 is the game reset and S2 is the tank trap switch. centre off. A push button for each player controls R2 to R4 mix the video signals sign<js and ~md...the composite composlte gun firing and a push button allows. the battle to t() be video is buffered buff,ered by the emitter follower TR3 and fed reset. Pin 22 of ()f the i.e. i.c. is switched to tp control the tank to the modulator. traps. n the open -position the tanks can drive TR4 and its associated components act as ~s the modu- modu through these barriers, in the other position lator which runs ata a frequency of approximately appro~irnately (grounded) the tanks halt when they collide with MHz, with harmonics harmonies extending ~xtending into the u.h.f. them. Motor sounds are provided -for each tank as band. well as gun fire and shell explosions, and the score is coded to each tank. The tanks are driven like real tracked vehicles, pushing both switches forward Construction causes the tank to go forward. f the switches are Construction is relatively straightforward, most of held the tank automatically speeds up after a few the components being mounted on the the: p.c.b. t is, is. seconds. f the switches are released the tank con- con however, advisable to use sockets for 102, C2, 3 arid alid 4. tinues at the speed reached at the time of release. The component layout is shown in Fig. 7._ Drill 6BA Pulling both switches back causes the tank to reverse, clearance holes for board fixing, FS1, FSl, T1 Tl and C1, C, and while holding one switch back and one forward a 6min 6mm hole for L. Ll. Drill other holes h~les to suit the com- com causes the tank to rotate. To stop st()p the tank when it ponent leads. Before mounting ' any Components components on is going forward momentary selection of reverse the board place the p.c.b. in thte the- box with a modulator is required. The shell has a range of about two at the front right, and the p.c.b, p.c.b. about 10mm from the thirds of the screen and after firing there is a re- re right side of the case. Drill 4 fixing holes in the load period before you can fire again. The shell can bottom of the case using the p.c.b. as a tem- teq'l be steered during its flight by rotating the tank. The plate. Also drill a 6mm hole in the bottom -to line up shell will pass over the mines but will explode on with L Ll core. Put the p.c.b. to one side and drill the hitting barriers. A hit on your opponent counts one box and front panel as shown in Fig. 1. Also drill a point, while running over a mine counts one against few 6mm holes in the base and rear of the case for you. you, When Wh~n one player reaches 16 hits the scores flash ventilation. Stick a small piece of speaker cloth over to show that the game has ended. the rear of the speaker hole on the front panel, fix the speaker in place with epoxy adhesive and mount the switches S, 2 and 3. The sound output is con- con Circuit Description trolled by VR3 which is mounted on the front panel. The circuit diagram is shown in Fig. 3. T1 T provides Assemble the p.c.b. using the layout Fig. Fig_ 7 and volts which is full wave rectified by Dl D1 and parts list as a guide but do not fit C2, 3 or 4 into D2 and smoothed by Cl. C1 Cl regulates the supply their sockets yet. R9 can be either a 20Mfl 20Mn resistor VP to approximately volts, VR1 VRl adjusting the or two 10MU 10MCl resistors (R9a and R9b). Fit a T05 voltage and 2, C2, 3 and 4 providing decoupling. C4 a heatsink to TR2, cut and bend a piece of aluminium and b provide the 4 MHz dock clock to the AY , L Ll sheet 60mm x 35mm as a heatsink for TR1 TRl as shown being adjustable to allow the oscillator to beset to in Fig. 4, drilling through the p.c.b., and retaining the correct frequency. C3 a and b. with their Cl C1 and the heatsink with a 6BA screw. Cut and bend *An Engineer with General nstrument Microelectronics, Glenrothes 38 Practical Wireless, June 1978

practical prac~ical WRELESS NDEX Volume YolumeS 53 MAY 1977 TO APRL 1978 Pages ssue ~~ ~~ 1 84 1-84 May 1977 85

. July 1977 245 316 245--316 August 1977 317--388 317 388 September 1977 389 468 389- October 1977 469 544 469-

793 872 March 1978 873--952 873 952 April 1978 The format of Practical Wireless was increased in size beginning

41 practical prac~ical WRELESS NDEX Volume YolumeS 53 MAY 1977 TO APRL 1978 Pages ssue ~~ ~~ May June July August September October November December January February March April 1978 The format of Practical Wireless was increased in size beginning with the issue dated September 1977 beginning with the issue dated September 1977 PC PG Magazines Ltd, Westover House, West Quay Road, POOLE, Dorset, BH15 1JG. do. Practical Wireless, June

Volume 53 May 1977 to April 1978 CONSTRUCTONAL-Audio Versatile AF Generator by C. Toms 108 VHF Wavemeler Wavemeter by Active by F, G, Canning M. Tooley... 920 Aclive Tone Control f. G. Cann/ng 814 Wide Range Voltmeter by M M.

Hughes Part 1 352, Part 2 426, Part 3 505, 50S, Part 4 581, Part 5 665. 665, Kindly Note 677, 755, 837, 938 CONSTRUCT Multivib R. ONAL AL-Genera! -General Mutlivib 'Musico' by R H.

42 Volume 53 May 1977 to April 1978 CONSTRUCTONAL-Audio Versatile AF Generator by C. Toms 108 VHF Wavemeler Wavemeter by Active by F, G, Canning M. Tooley Aclive Tone Control f. G. Cann/ng 814 Wide Range Voltmeter by M M. Tooley 486 Audio Level ndicator by W. W, Pleass ". 442 'Europa' Stereo Amplilier Amplifier by C. C, Toms Part Part Jubilee' 'Jubilee' Electronic Organ by M. M, J. Hughes Part 1 352, Part 2 426, Part 3 505, 50S, Part 4 581, Part , Kindly Note 677, 755, 837, 938 CONSTRUCT Multivib R. ONAL AL-Genera! -General Mutlivib 'Musico' by R H. Longden 732 Portable PA Amplifier by S. S, H, H. Davies Battery State ndicator by W. W, Mooney 849 Reverberation Amplifier by S, C. C, Parsons 104 Compact 2-melre 2-metre Beam Aerials by F. C. C, Judd 57 2-Way ntercom by S. S, Davies 22 Design Your Own Projects by T. Bailey and R. 20W C Audio Amplifier by F. F. G. G, Rayer 182 Whilaker Whitaker 1. Light light Trigger Cassette Recorder Power Supply Car Courtesy Light light mpedance Matching Amplifier Continuity Tester TTL nterface Circuit CONSTRUCTONAL-Receiving Economy Timing Strobe by S. B. Rarvey Harvey All-Band SW Converter by F. F, C. G, Rayer Part Extra Data 919 Part Electronic Car Voltage Regulator by C. C, Grayson 363 Atomic Time Receiver by N. C. C, Helsby He/sby 288 Handi-Mini Power Supply by. Hickman Kindly Note , Laboratory Power Supply by J. Thornton- CW Filter Unit by A, A, Langton Lawrence Direct Conversion Receiver by M. M, Tooley 652 Morse Tutor by D. J. J, Edwards. 263 Kindly Note Mystery Train Tour by E. A. Parr General Purpose SW Receiver by F G. G, Rayer Kindly Note 938 Part Proportional Power Controller by C. Toms 672 Part Kindly Note 837 LED Tuning ndjcator ndicator by J. J. P. Macaulay Protected Battery Charger by G, G. O. H. Sjogren 50 Narrow Band FM Demodulator by W. Bond S-DeCnology by D, D. Gibson Radio 2 Tuner for your Hi-Fi by R. A. Penfold 213 No. 6. The Ohm Gnome No. 7 Medium Wave Receiver 121 No. 8 Ultra-Simple AudiO Audio Amplifier 188 No. 9 Light-to-Frequency Converter 294 No. 10 Record Play'er Player Amplifier 345 No. 11 Automatic Courtesy light Light 595 CONSTRUCTONAL-Test CONSTRUCTONAL Test Equipment No. 12 The Might light Light 756 Aerial Performance Test Set by F. C, C. Judd 678 J.<-DeCnology./.-DeCnology by fay D. Gibson Audio Dummy Load by fay F. G. G, Rayer Simple Light Modulator 826 A 741 Signal Tracer by W, W. Mooney.193, The Gnp'n Grow 917 Kindly Note 305 'Seekit' Metal Locator by W. Opel Part Audio Visual Logic Probe by p P., Pond Part Extender for PW Transistor Tester (July-Aug 'Slim Jjm' Jim' 2-metre Aerial by F. C, C. Judd ) by. Hickman 'Solo Supermind' by A A.. Willcox W/7/cox Heatsink Thermometer by,. Hickman '" 750 Kindly Note Low Distortion Sine-Square Wave Generator 'Tele-Games' by D. S, S. Coutts Coutls by M, M. Tooley. 412 Kindly Note 305 Kindly Note 574 'Tele-Games' Add-on Module 'Shoot' Multirange Mullirange Testmeters by D. Jones by D. S. Coutts Couffs 280 Oscilloscope Viewing Hoods by M M., Allenden Traffic light Light Controller by P. Chambers 'Purbeck' Oscilloscope by /, l. Hickman Part Kindly Note RF Resonance ndicator by D. H. E,. King Hour Digital Clock by J. Miller-Kirkpatrick Practical Wireless, June 1978

EXPERMENTER'S S CORNER Basic 9V 9V Stabiliser by by R. R. N. N. Soar 762 LED Light Display by A. A. Cooper... 910 Simple Low-Z Pre-amplifier by by D. D. L. L. Jones... 762 Transistor Gain ndicator by S.

65 Thompson-CSF TCA900/910 Speed Regulator 604 No. 66 Thompson-CSF ESM1601 Proximity 738 Detector No. 67 Sprague ULN3006T Hall-Effect Switch 845 No. 68 2N5777 Photo-Darlington Sensor.

43 EXPERMENTER'S S CORNER Basic 9V 9V Stabiliser by by R. R. N. N. Soar 762 LED Light Display by A. A. Cooper Simple Low-Z Pre-amplifier by by D. D. L. L. Jones Transistor Gain ndicator by S. S. Lamb /C C of of the MONTH by by B. B. Dance No. 62 SGS-ATES TBA820LV Audio Amplifier 34 No. 63 RCA CA3140 Operational Amplifier _ 216 No. 64 Ferranti ZN1034E Timer Kindly Note 574 No. 65 Thompson-CSF TCA900/910 Speed Regulator 604 No. 66 Thompson-CSF ESM1601 Proximity 738 Detector No. 67 Sprague ULN3006T Hall-Effect Switch 845 No. 68 2N5777 Photo-Darlington Sensor KNDLY NOTE Points arising from articles in the previous volume Gas/Smoke Sensor Alarm April ,755 Tug 'o' '0' War Game April , 222. MSCELLANY- - Technical Circuits for Audio-Amplifiers Amplifiers by F. G. Rayer (Part 1 March 1977, Part 2 April 1977) Part Part FM Front Ends by B. Dance 269 Hotlines (recent developments in electronics) by Ginsburg Ginsberg 30,111,202,286,367,440,586,670,749, 286, 367, 670, 749, 829, mproved Etching of PCBs by J. A. Kennedy Lambda Circuits by B. Dance Measuring with Operational Amplifiers by A. Sharpe 186 " 8 Monolithic Voltage Regulators by B. Dance Part 1 Fixed Regulators 26 Part 2 Variable Regulators 112 So You Want To Pass The RAE by J. Thornton-Lawrence Tbornfon-Lawrence and K. McCoy No. 1 Arithmetic (Kindly Note 454) 334 No. 2 Ohm's Law and all that 416 No. 3 Electro-Magnetism 501 No. 4 AC-nductance-Transformers AC nductance ^Transformers No. 5 Capacitance-mpedance-Resonance Capacitance mpedance Resonance 659 (Kindly Note 837) No. 6 Diagrams-Valves-Semiconductors Diagrams Valves Semiconductors 764 No. 7 Transistors-Transmitters Transistors ^Transmitters No. 8 FM-PM-Transmitter FM PM ^Transmitter Measurements 922 The Forceful Mr. Fleming-a Fleming a look at a prob- lem posed by readers of our RAE series Special Product Report - Chromasonics 'Chroma-Chime' Kit 'Stray Signals' by "Point Contact' Confacf 676 The 5-metre Story by R. R. Ham Part Part Part Practical Wireless, June 1978 ON THE AR Amateur Bands by by E. E. Dowdeswel! Dowdeswefl 65, 145, 225, 298, 368, 368,446,519,609,693,773,850, , 693, 850, 928 SW Broadcast Bands by by D. D. Bell 69, 149, 229, 302, 370 SW Broadcast Bands by by C. C. Molloy 450, 520, , 694, 774, 774, 853, 853, MW Broadcast Bands by by C. C. Molloy Mol/oy , 146, 226, 301, 369, 369,449,522,610,694,774,854, , 694, 930 VHF Bands by R. R. Ham , 150,230,302,373, , 373, , , 613, 697, 777, 855, 933 VHF Personalities by R. Ham Alan Baker G8LGQ 856 Henry Hatfield PRODUCTON LNES Abrasive Tools Tension Tools-Tension Files. 435 Raspawl and Abralile Abrafile ADE (Security) Maxi-Guard Burglar Alarm Alcon nstruments Miselco nstruments-miselco Multimeter Multimeter Master Ambit nternational AM nternational-am Tuner Module '" 434 BASF Record BASF-Record and Cassette Care Kits BF1 BF Electronics C Electronics-C Sockets i-Pak Bi-Pak Semiconductors 10W Semiconductors-1 OW Amplifier Module 212 Boss ndustrial Mouldings nstrument Mouldings-nstrument Cases 350 ABS Boxes Bywood Electronics 'Scrumpi" Electronics-'Scrumpi" Microproces- sor Kit Clock Module LT601 L Cannon-Tidy Cannon Tidy Tray 285?85 Chekits-Audio Chekits Audio Amplifier Module Kits Concept Electronics C Electronics-C Adhesive Labels Continental Specialists Protoboard Specialists-Protoboard PB Distronic-Crystal Distronic Crystal Oscillators Doram Electronics-New Electronics New Kits Eagle nternational-catalogue nternational Catalogue Eraser nternational-e105 nternational El05 Contact Cleaner Gen. nstruments Microelectronics-C Microelectronics C AY Gould Advance~Data Advance Data Book of nstruments Greenwood Electronics-Oryx Electronics Oryx 9 Soldering ron 350 Vice-Oryx Vice Oryx 1B ron GSPK-Torch GSPK Torch 'Search "Search Lite' 601 Hom(j Homp Radio-Engineer's Radio Engineer's Resistor Pack. 435 H. R. Holmes-'Versa-Vice' Holmes 'Versa-Vice' 132 ndustrial Science-Elecolit Science Elecolit 340 Conducting Paint 434 ^ TT nstrument Service-Fluke Service Ftuke8020A Multimeter 349 Jermyn~ Jermyn 3-Terminal Voltage Regulator 132 Lascar Electronics - Waveform Generator M~u~ Module ~ t-Digit Sj-Digit Panel Meter 601 Transformers Linstead Electronic nstruments-signal nstruments Signal 88 Generator 55 Maplin Electronics-Catalogue Electronics Catalogue 54 Mogul Electronics-Op. Electronics Op. Amplifier TL Op. Amplifier CA National Semiconductors-Plug-in Semiconductors Plug-in Resistor Networks W SOW Amplifier- Optocouplers piers PB Electronics-Blob Electronics Blob Board Platignum-Tidy-Tubs Piatignum Tidy-Tubs

Philips Electrical Clock Electrical-Clock Radio AS460... 211 Language Trainer AAC4000 284 Plessey C's Plessey-C's SL664 SL665 Sl665 211 Plustronics Music Plustronics-Music Centre CTA200.

.. 54 Waveform Generator C CL8038 Cl8038... 54 Audio Power Modules S1010/20/50 0/20/50 212 Rawlplug-25W Rawlplug 25W Soldering ron.

44 Philips Electrical Clock Electrical-Clock Radio AS Language Trainer AAC Plessey C's Plessey-C's SL664 SL665 Sl Plustronics Music Plustronics-Music Centre CTA Aiko Stereo Cassette Recorder ATP Precision nst, nst. Labs Signal labs-signal njector Rastra Electronics Logic Electronics-logic Test Probe Waveform Generator C CL8038 Cl Audio Power Modules S1010/20/50 0/20/ Rawlplug-25W Rawlplug 25W Soldering ron Rhopoint Klip-Blok Rhopoint-Klip-Blok Patchboards 909 RTVC Disco RTVC-Disco Amplifiers 55 SGS-ATES Voltage SGS-ATES-Voltage Regulator L200 '" 54 Sinclair Radionics Digital Radionics-Digital Clock Microquartz 514 Digital Multimeter PDM SST Distributors Philips Distributors-Philips. Electronic Kits Tangent Electronics Universal Electronics-Universal (Mains) Con- trol Module Tempus-Casio Tempus^ Casio Digital Clocks/Calculators Tye Security Lightsticks Security-Lightsticks 210 Vessco Vision Nordemende Vision-Nordemende 'Globetrotter' Verospeed Service Etching Service-Etching Kit-Audio Warn- ing Device 284 Walmore Electronics C Electronics-C Test Clip 349 Miniature Miniatur,e Crystals Watford Electronics Stereo Electronics-St,ereo Cassette' Deck TCD MSCELLANEOUS A Mere 20 Years (since Sputnik 1) by R. Ham 594 Binders for PW ,. 848 Cover Price ncrease Note ncrease-note CQ-CQ-CQ CO-CO-CO readers ads. 222 Early Wireless Collection by R. Ham Letters letters to the Editor... 56, 200 Lionel Howes G3AYA Note G3AYA-Note.. ' 258 News News News News-News-News , 103, 180, 258, 333, 407, 485, 565,651, 651, 731,812, 891 Obituary Frank Obituary-Frank Hennig G3GSW by R. Ham 433 Potential Bread writing Bre'ad-writing for PW 690 PW Back Numbers 181 Readers PCB Service 25, 131, 190, 287,362, 415, 611, 511, 593, 658, 739, 825, 904, Reporting BBC's 500th World Radio Club by R. Ham RNARS Morse Proficiency Transmissions 222 'Special Offer" Offer' a la 1933! 494 SUPPLEMENTS ETC Component Source Directory... November 1977 Guide To Aerials March 1978 ndex to Volume 52, May 1976 to April 1977 May 1977 nformation Card,-Semiconductor 1 Semiconductor Character- istics... May 1977 SHOW REPORTS High Fidelity "77 '77 by R. Schofield RSGB Convention '77 by R. Ham The Paris Show by D. Gibson Special Offer Soldering ron Kits 569 Gift Pocket Magnifier... October 1977 LEADERS A Logical logical Step?,, 650 LST OF AUTHORS A Time Of Change 730 Allenden M. Lamb lamb S. Band-Switch Baiiey Bailey T. 1. Lang langton A. Calling All Constructors Bell D. Longden R. A. H. Comment mpossible! Bond P. Macaulay J. P.! Spy! 406 Bond W. Q3XGP G3XGP McCoy K. GW8CMY Morse Code The Code-The PW Way Canning F. G. Molloy C. G88US G8BUS Our Face-lift Cooper A. Mooney W. G3VZU Perseverance Perse-verance Coutts D. S. Opel W. Something For Nothing Dance M. MSc Parr E. A. You Lucky lucky People! 20 Davies S. Parsons S. C. Dowdeswell E. Q4AR G4AR Penfold R. A. A. Edwards D. J. Pleass W. BA BSc AMEE Gibson D. G3JDG Rayer F, F. G. G30QR G30GR Grayson C. BSc Schofield R. Ham R. FRAS BRS15744 Sharpe- A. BOOK REVEWS/NEW BOOKS Harvey B. Sjogren G. O. H. Practical ntroduction to Digital Cs D. Cs-- D. W. Helsby N. C, C. MEE Soar R. A. N. Easteriing Easterling 593 Hickman. Thornton-Lawrence J. Electronics Fault Diagnosis. Diagnosis-. R. Sinclair Hughes M. J. MA C.Eng T.Eng (CE) FSERT How to Build Advanced SW Receivers R. Receivers-A. A. MERE GW3JGA Penfold Pe-nfold 759 Jones D.. Toms C. BSc Modern Electronics Made Simple G. Simple-G. H. Olsen 778 Jones D. L. Tooley M. BA G8GKT G8CKT The Radio, TV and Audio Technical Reference Judd F. C. G2BCX Whitaker R. Book S. Book-S. W, W. Amos 432 King D. H. E. G3TQN G3TON Wiilcox Willcox A. 42 Practical Wireless, June 1978

SATTLEGAME battue game a piece of tinplate (cocoa tin) as shown in Fig.

. Drilling Toble Table 190 A - 160 - -.. - 20 155 ~ _~o To suit lamp ~ _ 66 '--100 - -.. - 60--... 210 -- ( --#:- -~- _~_ S'1 l.'s. Dimensions in ram. mm. - ( 6 6 0 10 -.

2: Main printed circuit board connections ~ Practical Wireless, June 1978 t ~ l j unit is working and displaying a picture on the tele- tele vision screen.

45 SATTLEGAME battue game a piece of tinplate (cocoa tin) as shown in Fig. 5 to form a box for the modulator screening, fit the sides and bottom by soldering to four Veropins as shown in the drawing but leave the top plate off until the.. Drilling Toble Table 190 A ~ _~o To suit lamp ~ _ 66 ' ( --#:- -~- _~_ S'1 l.'s. Dimensions in ram. mm. - ( ' 0 -,1 i r 125 i ' -f- T T 95, ( ( 4^ S'2 S'S Fig. 1: 1 : Front panel drilling diagram -~- --~- S'2 S'3 to! Fig. 2: Main printed circuit board connections ~ Practical Wireless, June 1978 t ~ l j unit is working and displaying a picture on the tele- tele vision screen. Carefully check the p.c.b. p,c,b, for correct assembly and freedom from inadvertent shorts such as solder VU TSRQPONKLKJ TSRQPONMlKJ HQ F ~-;~_ 0 ls A o-+-s'- O- - :}Mains o-n C ) :1 C26 Earth to 53 Front Panel r - Black Bloch i White Tank Tank (on Controls trois 1 -cr-. 1 L:"'" 1 Controls S6 S9 L E.5 ~ --1 L~ ~~ -.J AD09S1 43

$t S FS1 T1 1N&001 512 V 1N40016 L-.>VR1 2200uF. > 9 ^ 13 1 0-22yuF 0 2^F 1 -R1 SR2 '2 2k fwh R4 4 71'1 T1 ± ~~'V CO R11 4 71'1? ----V\i 10k ~ 10M CB.rt 33k ;jj(7 r~d L.$ l)JF 0 ' 'F 'VV' 11'1 1M R10 2 21'1 (13, 0 22}1F ' R14 ~ C25 fh 1000 >'R29 <R28-100 > k R25 J 1k lk ;c2 R" R27 4 7k 1(2 C2 AY- 3-8710 R17 SRU 100 >4-7k "'tl is o -go $:l.

l)JF 0 ' 'F 'VV' 11'1 1M R10 2 21'1 (13, 0 22}1F ' R14 ~ C25 fh 1000 >'R29 <R28-100 > k R25 J 1k lk ;c2 R" R27 4 7k 1(2 C2 AY- 3-8710 R17 SRU 100 >4-7k "'tl is o -go $:l.

46 t S FS1 T1 1N& V 1N40016 L-.>VR1 2200uF. > 9 ^ yuF 0 2^F 1 -R1 SR2 '2 2k fwh R4 4 71'1 T1 ± ~~'V CO R '1? ----V\i 10k ~ 10M CB.rt 33k ;jj(7 r~d L..?"r; O 01,uF ~ ac3a 4., C1 VP R13 R26 5 6k ~S2 R21 «VA 270 i C8 J1 1 AAA VV' R7 F 1M C9 Ra R8 11 AAA O.l)JF 0 ' 'F 'VV' 11'1 1M R '1 (13, 0 22}1F ' R14 ~ C25 fh 1000 >'R29 <R > k R25 J 1k lk ;c2 R" R27 4 7k 1(2 C2 AY R17 SRU 100 >4-7k "'tl is o -go $:l. ~ ~ :to «l «i ~ t ~ --<J 00 u Fig. 3; 3: Complex Complete circuit diagram for thi> the Bovington BOYington tank battle game FOB % V ill f pj5 Too Tank k Cct. Cd. Diagram Fig.1 C16 «C17 15pF TlOpF ~ TRl TR C208 TR2 BFY50 BFYSO TR3 8C108..CiB TR4 BSX20 D3 tod10 1N4148 NAUB LS 8 ~

$,+~B:OH: 6BA Hole :p- ---------- 20 -'- ~-------' Dimensions in mm. Material: 16 SWG Aluminium Dimensions in mm. Material: 16 SWG Aluminium A Fig. 4: Heat sink for C1 le1 Heatsink Heats ink lcl '\.$ Wire the unit up as shown in Fig. 2. Fix two 6 pin DN sockets in the front of case connected to points G-Q G Q & S on the p.c.b. to feed the hand controllers.

Wire the unit up as shown in Fig. 2. Fix two 6 pin DN sockets in the front of case connected to points G-Q G Q & S on the p.c.b. to feed the hand controllers.

47 ,+~B:OH: 6BA Hole :p '- ~ ' Dimensions in mm. Material: 16 SWG Aluminium Dimensions in mm. Material: 16 SWG Aluminium A Fig. 4: Heat sink for C1 le1 Heatsink Heats ink lcl '\... ~~ PCB X PCB~~ x rc Fig. 5: Details of modulator screen ~ bridges, set VR1 VRl fully clockwise and VR2 to midrange and fit the unit in the case with 6BA screws through the fixing holes. Wire the unit up as shown in Fig. 2. Fix two 6 pin DN sockets in the front of case connected to points G-Q G Q & S on the p.c.b. to feed the hand controllers. These sockets may be omitted and the multicore wires wire~ fed through suitable holes fitted * 34 ^ ~ " 24~ i i 13 1 off 35 r- -Top Plate -J DJ Vero 2 0,f off PCB ' *- v ^-Vero Pins -Bottom Plate Dimensions in mm, mm. Material; : Tinplate. [AOQ97 A0097J with grommets. The hand controllers can be assembled in any convenient small plastic boxes. Switch the power on, monitor the voltage VP across C4 and adjust VR1 VR to obtain volts. f you have a scope or counter fit C4, power up and adjust L Ll for 4MHz. f not, set the top of the core of L Ll approxi- approxi mately 6mm into the former. Fit the remaining inte- * components Resistors MiV/SVo All *W 5" ft 1 R19 toon loon 3 ~ R17, ft R21 ikft R20, R20. 25, kft 1'5kfl 1 R22 2-2kn 2'2kO 2 R1,24 4-7kft 4 7kfl 2 R18,27 5-6kfi 5 '6kfl 1 R26 101U1 lokft 5 RH. R11.12,14,15, , 15, 23 22kft 221U1 1 R3 33kO 33kft 1 t R13 1MO 1 Mft 3 R7, R7.8, 8,16 tg 2'2MU 2-2Mft t 1 R10 4'7MO 4-7Mft 2 R4.S R4.5 10MO lomft 4.R2, R2. 6,9a,!!a,lb 9b Capacitors Plate Ceramic S. 3-3pF 3pf 1 e23 C23 5-6pF 5 (jpf 1 C24 10pF 1 C17 15pF 1 C16 22pF 2 C21, C Disc Olsc Ceramic 1000pF MOpF 3 C20, 020,25,26 25, 26 O'01lf 0-0?/(F 1 C7 O 1J.'F O-^F 3 C8,9.18 Polyester 0-22/iF O'22/lF 2 C2,3 Tantalum Tant8!um O' 0-22fif 22/-1F 10V 3 4 7J.'F 4-7/iF 10V pF 10/<F 10V 2 l00'f 10V 1 lotyflov 1 Electrolytic 220^F 25V /iF 25V 1 Electrolytic 220,uf 25V 2200.uf 2$V cs, C5, 6,13 Cl0, CO, 11,12,14 12,14 C19,27 CS,27 C4 C4 C15 C1 Potentiometers Pot."tiomet." kn Horizontal preset 1 4'7kn Horlrontal preset t SOU Wi rewound. 1 1kO Horizontal preset 1 VR2 4' 7k!1 Horizontlll preset 1 VR1 son Wirewound. 1 VR3 Sem S.mico.nciuctot'J conductors Diodes Dioaes TN4C01 2 P, 2 1N Pl., 2 ntegrated circuits ntegrated circuits 400M 4001A 1. C3 CS 4011A A 1 C regulator [(!'Qulator 1 C1 AY -3-&110, 1 le2 Ay-3-e C2 Transistors Transist,ors BC108 1 TR3 TRa BC208 BC20B 1 TR1 BFY50 1 TR2 BSX20 1 TR4 Swit,:h Switches Pa<!dles.p,d.t. Paddle s.p.d.t. (Arrow (Am)w CPM3 Black) 2 54, S4, 5 S(Bias~d (Biased to centre ofi) off) Paddle Paddl~$ s.p.d.t.. (Arrow CPM3 White) 2 51, S7, 8 (Biased (Blase.dto centre c;e.ntreofj) of!) Push-huttpn Pus,h-buftPf s.p , S3, TO:ggle Toggie s.p.d.t S2 Toggle TO{Jgle d.p.s.t. (Mains) {Mains) 1. 1 S Sl Miscellaneous Transformer 12V, 12y, 12V2SOmA 250mA MTiafMarshall's) MT12.(MarshaU's) loudspeaker Lousispeaker 2* 2inch fnc/,! 8ft ld. Case RS Type '608 Hand control boxes (2) RS R5 Type ' mA fuse fuse and holder Miniature multicore cable {9-way) (9-way) 4metre9 4nwtres Miniature mains cable.,. ndicator tamp lamp 12V t2v ' ~ Knob for vojljmecontrol volume 6-way OfN DN plug and sqck,et socket (2) Optional tb.r (Or hand control confrol leads.. TOS T05 heat sink Co-axial Co-axlat TV$Qc!l:etstJrfacellJount.ing socket surface mounting type. 28-way d.l.l. d.i.l.. socket sock!jt (1). 14.WilY 14-way d.i.l.so.cket d.u. socket (2) Practical Wireless, June

Ready drilled boards are available from Readers PCS pea

48 a ill : Si ' i* ~. View of the internal con- con struction of the main p.c.b. p.c.b. and case > ^ M Fig. 6: Printed circuit board copper track pat- pat tern. Ready drilled boards are available from Readers PCS pea Ser Ser- vices (see page 68) T... r--ow 0 mmsm ta o PC Magazines Ltd. R o 46 PracUcal Practical Wireless, Wzreiess, June 1978

RM0361 0 [) Cl C4 ---()±-- o C12 78 ~ ~ @ ~1] R6 Link H ~ als l nk Cl Lnk ~ ~j :"' 1 ~ 102 CS C6 : Unk : Fig.

Cl4 o Cf ~ @ ~ l2 R ~ i ~ T~2J Ml! ~~21~ ~ 11 t 4 H t ToVR3 To, - s TS R Q F front panel M To SK i ] o Bl grated circuits, connect to the aerial input of the tele- tele vision and switch on.

49 RM [) Cl C4 ---()±-- o C12 78 ~ ~1] R6 Link H ~ als l nk Cl Lnk ~ ~j :"' 1 ~ 102 CS C6 : Unk : Fig. 7: Main printed circuit board component placement drawing To LED To LEDl + ~~~~:, D2~' mains nput via51 inpu - ViaSl{~ E. ~arlh to TS T 5 R Q F front fronl panel ToSKl Tl 0 C27 C20 Scr ~ ~n. Cl4 o Cf ~ l2 R ~ i ~ T~2J Ml! ~~21~ ~ 11 t 4 H t ToVR3 To, - s TS R Q F front panel M To SK i ] o Bl grated circuits, connect to the aerial input of the tele- tele vision and switch on. Push the reset button, release it and tune the television until a signal from the games unit is found. Several signals may be found, if so choose the best one. L Ll may need to be slightly adjusted. When a good picture has been obtained adjust VR2 for the optimum picture, and fit the top cover to the modulator. Check that all the switches function as required and fit the front panel. Fault Finding Fault Finding f the unit fails to function check all your con- con struction carefully, then:- then: 1. Check that the voltage across C4 is volts. 2. Vary VP over the range 6 to 7 volts by means of VR, VR1, if this does not help reset it to volts. C2 Pin Functions, 1 Ground , 3, B, 18.27, 28 Video outputs 4, 5, 6, 7, 7. 8, , Control inputs 10.Reset ' 16 VP (+6'5V) 19-4MHz 4MH2 clock input 20,21, ; 2 23,,~ 25, 5.26 Sound output 22 Tank trap select 11,12,13,14,15,17 Do not connect Practical Wireless, June Check with a scope that pin 19 of C2 has a 4MHz clock input and pin 16 is at volts. 4. Check that composite sync is appearing at C2 pin 18, pushing and releasing the reset. S. 5. Check for composite video at TRS TR3 base and again at VR2 wiper. f it is appearing at VR2 wiper try again to tune the television to the game signal. f you still cannot get a picture, substitute a new transistor for TR4. 6. f the tanks only go forward under control of the switches you will probably find that one pair of wires to the switches are crossed. Four Players Extra excitement and skill can be introduced into the game by splitting the tank controls between four players, two to each tank. The steering controls are operated by tihe tlhe "drivers" while the tank commanders have control of the firing buttons. The modifications needed to make this a four- four player game are very simple,especially especially if DN plugs and sockets are used for connecting the control boxes to the main unit. The commander's firing control can be fitted into a simple box wired into the DN plug. f a duplicate set of controls is not desirable then a permanently fitted "commander's" control can be wired into the game unit with a switch arranged to select either the firing button on the "driver's" box or the button on the "commander's" box. 0 47

PllftltlJf;rl'ftN PKOUJ 1 ~N~S LM K ^ir J nm alao marlin elanmertii) PsssK Pusl wanna watch? walch1 When l.e.d.

loity. We are informed by W.K.F, W.K.F. Elec- Elec tronics, that they have a selection of watches available at very reasonable prices. First, an l.e.d. Le.d. watch (left in photo- photo graph) that features a rather novel touch sensitive operating pad to dis- dis play hours and minutes, seconds, day and date, also day and month.

The watch also has a separate back-light tone.ion. func.ion. Price Pri<:e 10-50 10'50 plus VAT. Finally the chronograph l.c.d.

50 PllftltlJf;rl'ftN PKOUJ 1 ~N~S LM K ^ir J nm alao marlin elanmertii) PsssK Pusl wanna watch? walch1 When l.e.d. Le.d. and l.c.d. Lc.d. watches first came onto the British market, they cost between 50 and 100 and any available in the 20 range were either advertised on 'Police Five' or came off the back of that proverbial lorry. loity. We are informed by W.K.F, W.K.F. Elec- Elec tronics, that they have a selection of watches available at very reasonable prices. First, an l.e.d. Le.d. watch (left in photo- photo graph) that features a rather novel touch sensitive operating pad to dis- dis play hours and minutes, seconds, day and date, also day and month. Price plus VAT. Second, the standard i.c.d. Lc.d. watch (centre in photograph), which dis- dis plays hours and minutes continuously, press the button for day and month, press again for seconds. The watch also has a separate back-light tone.ion. func.ion. Price Pri<:e '50 plus VAT. Finally the chronograph l.c.d. Lc.d. watch (right in photograph) whilst posses- posses sing the standard watch functions of hours, minutes, seconds, day, date and month, also teatures features a lap and continuous stop watch facility, with timing to 100th of a second. Price '95 plus VAT. All the watches are supplied with an adjustable stairless stainless steel bracelet and the two l.c.d..c.d. watches are powered by batteries costing only 42p (retail) with an estimated life fife of twelve months. W.K.F. Electronics, Fleet.House, Wel- Wel beck Street, Whitwell, Workshop,Notts. Tel: No lick TAC-1 TAC The Polycal TAC-1 T s is a pocket size, liquid crystal display, travel alarm clock. Measuring 65mm x 32mm x 11'5mm, ll-smm, it weighs only 45g with batteries. The 3V d.c. power input is provided by two silver oxide or manganese alkaline batteries (type GS-14, A-76 or equivalent). Power consumption is 3mW max. (with (wi~h the alarm sounding). Accuracy is claimed to be ±30 seconds per month at 20'C 20 C (68 F). With a separate back- back light, the multi-digit liquid crystal displays hours, minutes, clock-working sign and am/pm indication. Priced at 22-50, 22'50, which includes VAT V and p & p. p, the TAC-1 T is available from: Tempus, Tempos, Dept. P. W., 19/ Fltzroy Fitzroy Street, Cambridge CB1 1EH. Tel: Vero Vel'o interesting inlel'esllng Vero Electronics Ltd. introduce a new range of cases with their 'Series 11 Boxes AB 010'. These boxes are moulded in light grey high-impact polystyrene in two parts. The anodised aluminium front panel supplied with the box s is re- re tained between the two halves, avoid- avoid ing the need for fixing screws. Slots and bosses are moulded into the interior of the box, so that a choice of mounting positions, either horizon- horizon tal or vertical, is available for p.c.b.'s v V- or component decks. Many of the boxes have a battery compartment which whiclj s is accessible without dismantling the box. The standard range consists of fifteen boxes varying from 110mm X x 68mm X x 33mm to 190mm X x 138mm x 91mm, and other sizes are available to special order at a minimum quan- quan tity of 100. Further details from: Vero Elec- Elec tronics Ltd., ndustrial Estate, Chandler's Ford, Easlleigh, East/eigh, Hampshire SOS S05 3ZR. Tel: Rechugeable Rechargeable ron il'on A new version of the Engel B.50 Re- Re chargeable Soldering ron is now available from Kelgray Products Ltd. and is complete with charger unit. The iron now ncorporates incorporates a built-in spot- spot light to illuminate the working area and uses long-life rechargeable nickel- nickel cadmium batteries. Providing up to 100 intermittent operations (300 continu- continu ous use) without recharging, which can be achieved in a about 8 hours (over- (over charging is impossible). A safety switch is fitted to the trigger-switch to prevent accidental operation. The ron iron heats up to an operating temperature of approx 350 C o C in about 7 seconds; a variety of bits are available. Designed for recharging from a.c. mains, the B50 comes complete with cleaning pad, protective cover, 2 lighting fittings and screwdriver. A particular advantage of this iron is that no stray eddy currents which might damage a sensitive i.e. i.c. are generated when the iron is being used. Priced at '50 which includes pip p&p and VAT, the B50 is obtainable from: Kelgray Products Ltd., Kelgray House, Sandy Lane, Crawley Down, West kvesf Sussex RH10 4HS. Tel: Practical Wireless, June 1978

SimPLE DR HRoom TimER SimPLG TimER A.R A.P. DONLEAVY This article describes a simple timer which switches an enlarger on and off for predetermined periods.

The instrument uses a switch which enables the exposure time to be set by feel rather than by having to Co peer at some dimly lit switch setting. seco Of Circuit The circuit is shown in Fig. 2.

51 SimPLE DR HRoom TimER SimPLG TimER A.R A.P. DONLEAVY This article describes a simple timer which switches an enlarger on and off for predetermined periods. The instrument can handle exposures up to 32 seconds although this can be easily increased as will be des- des cribed. The accuracy is better than 10% which is adequate for black and white printing. The instrument uses a switch which enables the exposure time to be set by feel rather than by having to Co peer at some dimly lit switch setting. seco Of Circuit The circuit is shown in Fig. 2. The 555 i.e. i.c. is connected as a monostable multivibrator and on application applicat~on of a negative pulse to pin 2 a positive pulse emerges at pin 3. The duration of this pulse is determined by the R-C values of R1 R to R8 and Cl, and also by the voltage on pin 5-5. This pulse is applied to the gate of the s.c.r. which causes it to conduct for the duration of the pulse. The s.c.r. is essentially being used as a mains switch. f the mains were applied directly to the s.c.r. it would only conduct on the positive-going part of the cycle and the light would only have about one third of its normal intensity. A bridge rectifier is used to rectify the mains supply and thus overcomes this problem. SW2 applies the pulse to start the timing. Pin 2 is tied to Vcc V via R9 to prevent unwanted triggering. Application of a negative pulse via SW1 SWl will prema- prema turely terminate any timing interval. The length of the timing pulse is proportional to the value of the resistance at pins 6 and 7. The values R El to R8 are chosen to give sequence times of 2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 24 and 32 seconds, within 10% but the values can be altered to suit the needs of Of the in- in dividual constructor. Every 27kn 27kU added to the resistor chain will give an extra two seconds time. Hence if a 48 second timing period is required, an extra 8 x 27kQ 27kn or 216kfl 216kn resistor would be needed to be added in series with R1 R to R8. n practice a 220kft 220kn resistor would suffice. The final calibration is made by adjusting VR1. VRl. The unit should consume no more than 8mA, BmA, so the power supply uses a miniature mains transformer, with a full wave rectifying circuit. The timer s is built nto into a smalt small instrument case with all the controls on the front panel Components Any 555 timer i.e. i.c. can be used, e.g. LM555, SN72555 NE555, and any s.c.r. and bridge rectifier that can handle at least 400V at 500mA can be used for SCR1 SCR and Dl. SW3 is made up from a Doram Mini-Maka switch. The minimum requirement is one pole eight way. The prototype had an open position at one end of the scale, which gives a timing pulse of almost indefinite length. This is used for leaving the enlarger perman- perman ently switched on. The mains transformer need only be capable of supplying between 6V and 15V at 50mA SOmA at the secondary. Construction The unit is built on a printed circuit board 105mm x 57mm. The layout of the copper tracks is shown in Fig. 4 and the component layout in Fig. 3. The unit is housed in a metal instrument case and to complete the front panel a PW overlay is available. The p.c.b. is supported by two short 4BA screws with a nut between the board and case bottom. Remember that some of the copper tracks carry live Practical Wireless, June

The overlay is cut out and placed over the front panel, being held in place by the switch nuts and washers. A coloured background can be used behind the overlay if desired.

52 1 li y i> off. 2.4 stop * m 16 20",6 12 KROOM TMER DARKROOM TMER.. i Front panel layout of the darkroom timer. timer, A trans trans- parent overlay is available from the PW Editorial Offices which will enable readers to achieve a pro- pro fessional finish to their equipment. The overlay is cut out and placed over the front panel, being held in place by the switch nuts and washers. A coloured background can be used behind the overlay if desired... ^nside view of the complete unit showing the posi- posi tioning ofthe transformer, p.c.b. and switch Fig. 1: Pin connections for the 555 timer i.e. i.c. and the C106D C106O thyristor > _. j i Ground GrouM' C! 8 B ~ J V(t Vcc Trigger 2 7 l ' 1 Dischorgi- Oischargi. Outpiir OutpUt C 3 6[) 6,. Threshold' nreshpi4.1.!.cathode (obode Reset C k sh :i Control Voltage Viii tag~ 2, Anode Anodll L-_ --.c.> 3. Gate Gale '555 Timer C1060 C 106P Thyristor TnyristCit * components com Resistors Resistors AlliW2% kw,r RT 27<J 27k!l R2 27kS2 27kU R3 Ra 27M R4 27kS! 27W RS R5 56kn 56kO Polenfiomefers R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 Potentiometers VR1 VRl CkO 10kn min. horizontal skeleton Capacitors. C Cl 47pF 16V lay C2 toopf 100pF 16V t6v Semiconductors R6 56kO R7 120kU R8 lookll R9 4'7kn R10 68kit 56kD 120kO 100kn 4'7kil 68k1l Semiconductors Gl Cl 555 timer limer SCRt SCRl TiC T.C CED 1060 or similar 4tlOV 400V working >ladling Dl, 01, D2 02 1A 1 Abridge, bridge.rectifier r"ctifier 400V 400Y working Miscellaneous NHscellaneous Transformer '3 0 3V 3-0-3V t'2va l Sub-miniature Slb.tnirria'ture SW3 swa 1 pole 12 way miniature it\iniiltl.lre wafer switch switch ' SW4 Mains switch to fblil fit "SW3 S'Vy3 mechanlem mech~nism SW1 and 2 Miniature MrHttture push-button j)ush~button ' push, to make. Larrip Lamp output output plug pl49 and ajid socket socket (RS (R$ components Components ,4tjil-ti67 and ' ). Fuse'and 'andqolder'2a holder..printed circuit board boatd Reaper's Rea~;er;olt>CB RGB Services Sef~ ip~s,.case RS components, compojients, l5, Knob Smm 15inm Sifam'WlS Sjfa(ll ' W15 " coliet coli~t fixing fxing with nut cover.:over arid'.cap illidj;ap ", PW pw Front Panei Overlay " 50 Practical Wireless. Wireless, June 1978

F1 ~:.-cr--o--... Mains i ~>---ooo6---- SW4 r----'" 1^ + + 01 D1 ^ '" +. +H~""'-" BZ 02 Enlarger Lamp 0-------. a LP1 c SCR1 R9 4 7k 8 Vfil VR1 5 10k C1 RO R10 3 555 V V V 68k Fig.

Care must be taken to avoid solder bridges or other forms of short circuits between tracks or components as mains voltages appear ~ppear at several points on the board.

53 F1 ~:.-cr--o--... Mains i ~>---ooo6---- SW4 r----'" 1^ D1 ^ '" +. +H~""'-" BZ 02 Enlarger Lamp a LP1 c SCR1 R9 4 7k 8 Vfil VR1 5 10k C1 RO R V V V 68k Fig. 2: Circuit diagram of the darkroom timer <R5 >27k 1 R2 R3 Off r Z7k" 27k fib R8 R7 vw-»-vw 100k 120k 100k 120k R4 27k RS 56k R6 56k Fig. 3: Component layout diagram. Care must be taken to avoid solder bridges or other forms of short circuits between tracks or components as mains voltages appear ~ppear at several points on the board. A piece of self adhesive plastic sheet should be placed on the metal base of the case underneath the p.c.b. to avoid any possibility of component leads shorting shortlng to chassis Fig. 4: Copper track pattern for the darkroom timer p.c.b. Ready drilled drlrled boards are available from Reader's PCB Service, Service. (see page 68) To instrument case frame To nstrument case frame f.- ---===="'"i'. SKT1 SKTl earlh earth LP1., _@) R1/SW3-+"" ~!l-... -Mains earth 1({'.))J:f f-Malns earth Tl screen PCMassilnes A R011 tb70 W T13V_--+---(e) -SW3/wlper...:..~~-_+.SW3/wlper o \.V c a m Cl 1 SW ,.. SW2 T SW1 P! Q o Toenlargerl To enlarger lamp via SKTU llampviashl lamp SKTl TlOV TA)V T11240V T1/240V V^l mains voltages and that these should be kept well the wafer switch. Resistors R R1 to R8 are soldered clear of the supporting bolts. directly on SW3. SW3- A shielded miniature mains plug and socket are used to connect the enlarger lamp to the unit and Switch to the maximum time period of seconds, this is fitted into the back of the case. f desired the then depress SW2 and measure the period. Adjust fuse can be a panel mounting type and also fitted VR VR1 until a 32 second period is obtained and your into the back. back, A mains switch is fitted to the end of darkroom Hsrlrrnnm is calibrated. A Practical Wireless, June

interference. At the conclusion, we give some hints on actually sitting the examination, examination.

54 wald_ che So you want to pass the R.A. E.(Radio Amateurs'lxamination)1 E.lBailin Amateups'tnamiiwiinnJ * John Thornton Lawrence GW3JGA & Ken McCoy GW8CMY Here is the final section of this series and this month we are too consider aerials, feeders, matching and also interference. At the conclusion, we give some hints on actually sitting the examination, examination. AERiALS, AERALS, TRANSMSSON LNES AND MATCHNG The subject of aerials is a complex one and in the space available we will be confining our attention to basic essentials. For further information please refer to the appropriate section in the RSGB Radio Com- Com munication Handbook or the Radio Amateurs' Exami- Exami nation Manual. The fundamental aerial is a length of 'Of wire which is half a wavelength long; this is known kn'own as the half-wave dipole and is shown in Fig. 85. The aerial is said to be resonant at a specific frequency which is determined by its length, and the distribution of voltage and current along the wire is known as standing waves. The ratio of voltage to current varies along the conductor, but at the centre of 'Of a resonant half-wave dipole it givfes gives a convenient impedance of approxi- approxi mately 70 ohms. f the aerial is broken here, the r.f. power can he be fed into the dipole at its resonant point. v i ==~,.. L Hali Hoif-wav«Ungth - wavelength,=== Feed Point mpedance Apprtw. 70 Ohms Feed Point mpedance Approx. 70 'Ohms Radiation Pattern Plan View Radiation Pattern Plan View Full- - wavelength Feed Point mpedance Approx Ohm* Feed Point mpedance Approx 'Ohms Half-wave Dipote Dipole Fuil-wave Full-wave Dipole Fig. 85; 85: Dipole characteristics 52 The full-wave resonant aerial has, as might be expected, a standing-wave pattern similar to two half- half wave aerials joined end-to-end. end-ta-end. The centre impedance in this instance is very high; inconveniently so in fact and special matching arrangements are called for, as we shall see later. The radiation pattern of a half-wave dipole is in the form of a "doughnut" shape which in section becomes the characteristic figure "8" shape, as shown sh'own in Fig. 85. With a full-wave resonant aerial, the radiation patterns of the two half-wave sections affect one another, producing the four-lobe fqur-obe shape shown. Dipole Length The length of a haif-wavelength half-wavelength in free space is given by: 300 x L = metres Frequency (MHz) However in practical application, due to (a) capaci- capacitanoe tance effects at the ends, (b) the velocity of the radio radiq wave being slower in the wire than in free space and (c) the effect of the wire diameter, it has been found that the actual aerial dimensions are about 5 per cent shorter than the calculated free-space length. (Free- (Free space length x 0-95.) 0. For example, the length of a practical, resonant, half-wave dipole for fqr 3-6MHz 3 would be given by: L = 300 x x = = metres MHz 3 6 The Vertical Aerial (Quarter wave )./4) A/4) When looking at the radiation radiatiqn characteristics of a quarter-wave vertical aerial, it is necessary to take into consideration the reflective properties of "f the ground. f we consider the ground as a mirror to the radiation from an aerial, it will be seen that the vertical aerial AB, in Fig, Fig. 86 has an image BC in the ground mirror (just as in optics). Thus, radiation leaving the aerial from point D will travel by two paths in the direction E; E: one direct from D and the other from the ground reflection. (The position F is a mirror-image of the aerial in the ground). The radiation pattern is similar to the half- half wave dipole but being in the vertical v,ertical plane it is omni- omni directional in the horizontal or plan view. Vertical aerials fitted on the roofs ro'ofs of vehicles for v.h.f. and u.h.f. utilise the excellent excelent reflective proper- pr'oper ties of the metal as ground. Directional Aerials The pattern and direction of the maximum radia- radia tion of an aerial can be modified by the addition of extra elements, which may be driven by feeding Practical Wireless, June 1978

87 has a half-wave dipole with parasitic director and reflector elements.

55 F«ed mp»danc» Vary Low i E 11 ((mage' mags Fig. 86: The ^-wave i-wave verticai vertical aerial E Good Low-Angl» Low-Angle Radiation power to them or parasitic, where no direct electrical connection, is made. The "Yagi" array shown in Fig. 87 has a half-wave dipole with parasitic director and reflector elements. The lengths and spacings are chosen to give increased "gain" in the forward direction and reduced gain in the reverse rev erse direction (as compared with a plain dipole) '1 0 ' 15 X X 1:.1.. ). ~ Pv Good -'^Radiation Rod ia! ion \Patt»rn / One of the consequences of adding parasitic elements.eements is that the dipole impedance becomes incon- inoon veniently low (about (aoout 20 ohms) and to overcome this a folded dipole is often used. This has the effect of transforming transfo,rming the impedance up by a factor of four to give giv'e a value v:alue of around 80 ohms. Transmission Lines and Feeders The source of r.f. power is quite often not the place of utilisation. For convenience we need to have the transmitter indoors, but the aerial has to be outside, as high and far away from buildings as possible. n some instances it may be possible to bring the aerial directly to the transmitter but in most cases a transmission line or feeder cable is required. mpedance Matching For maximum power transfer from one circuit to another the input impedance of the circuit receiving power must equal the output impedance of the circuit delivering it. The output impedance of a valve-type transmitter final amplifier is in the order of a few thousand ohms and a transistorised version would present about five ohms or less. The aerial impedance required can therefore vary between about twenty ohms and several thousand ohms, depending on the type and the point of connection. The impedance of the transmission line or coaxial feed cable connecting the transmitter to the aerial is defined by its physical construction. Usual values for coaxial cables are 50 or 75 ohms and for twin transmission lines, 70 to 600 ohms, depending on the method of manufacture. Some form of matching arrangement is therefore required between the various sections of the system whi,ch which convey r.f. power from transmitter output stage to aerial. A typical example is shown in Fig. 88. There are three basic types of lines or feeders. (a) Single wire feeder (which carries a true travelling wave.) (b) Coaxial feeder. (c) Parallel wire line. Maximum. Gain Maximum_ Gain ~ ^ i."",.,-'" ~ Approx. ApprOX. ~Ohms 200hms Oirtclar f y < i Dipole~ Rellector 2 Oipola R«!l ctor 2 >.. X 3-Element 3-ElBm»nf Yagi >- 2 Oi Approxima!# Radiation Patforn Approximate Radiation Pattern ~ ~ " Mn'rhmo Trnnsmissian Lint or Feeder Matching Transmitter -"J Network 3 Network Aerial Mt - Be ncluded Hay Be ncluded in. ansmitter. in Aerial Configuration. Dielectric /' Mediuin Appro 80Chns 3-Element 3-E!»m«nt Yagi with F'olded Folded Dipole Coaxial feeder Parallel Open-wire Feeder Coaxial Feeder Parallel 0p.en-wire Feeder Distributed T' Distributed 'C nnnfrrririrnnrrw TTTTTTTT^' o o ooinn Transmission Line Model Transm ission Line Model. Fig. 87: Simple directional aerial arrays Practical Wireless, June 1978 Fig. 88: Transmission lines 53

Single feeders (a) are not commonly used because they rend tend to act as ' radiators themselves. n the coaxial type (b) <b) the r.f. field is restricted to the inside of the structure, whilst in parallel wires the field is confined to the immediate vicinity of the conductors.

shown in Fig. 88. lt t is the relative value of inductance and capacitance which gives the transmission line a property known as characteristic impedance (Zo).

56 Single feeders (a) are not commonly used because they rend tend to act as ' radiators themselves. n the coaxial type (b) <b) the r.f. field is restricted to the inside of the structure, whilst in parallel wires the field is confined to the immediate vicinity of the conductors. Characteristic Characferistic mpedance (Zo) 0 ) A transmission line or feeder may be considered as oonsisting consisting of a distributed inductance with asso asso- ciated distributed capacitance, as shown in Fig. 88. lt t is the relative value of inductance and capacitance which gives the transmission line a property known as characteristic impedance (Zo). When a transmission line is connected to, or terminated with, a pure resis- resis tance which is equal to the characteristic impedance, a current travelling along it does not see any change in conditions when it meets the load. n other words, a short transmission line terminated in a purely resis- resis tive load equal to the characteristic impedance of O'f the line, acts as though it were of infinite length. Such a line is said to' be matched, and here power travels outwards from the r.f. source so'urce until it reaches r,eaches the load, where it is completely absorbed. Let us look l~ok at what happens if the transmission line is terminated t'erminated by its characteristic chara teristic impedance and then by an impedance other than Zq.This Zoo is shown diagraraatically diagramatically in Fig. 89. Where the line is terminated in its characteristic impedance (Zo) 0 ) the voltage or current will have the same value at any point p(}int along it. (a) f however it is terminated with (b) an open circuit or (c) a short circuit, then standing waves are produced along the feeder as shown. This is because the power is not being absorbed at the end of the line but is being reflected: the reflected reflect,ed wave adds to the incom- incom ing wave and produces a standing-wave pattern along the line. These Thes e examples are extreme cases, but any mismatch produces a resultant standing-wave pattern. patrem. 54 >-. }., 4 "2 T 0 r-~1----~ ~1~---- ' ~ i zo~:rtf;~t or V (a) L r-~----~ ~------o Open Circuit l ~---'-----'-l tsksps±?sl _0 i i i i o. (bl (b) i ^ J _-l.!? _ Short Circuit _L -~ 1 " J- - r1. 1 "-\~ E( i i Sh", Ci~";' ~~ lc) Note!-Amplitude :'Amplltude Only is S Shown.Potarily. Polarity is Disregorded is Disregarded (c) 0 Fig. 89: Transmission lire line terminations 02 OA9l ~m From ~d Transmitter T"Ml=te=r ===::::,::,,:::=========~ J:_~-1-n-F --s-en-s-it-iv-it~yjl~ ~ Fig. 90: A simple standing wave ratio meter AD10s1 The ratio -of the maximum value of the standing-wave to the minimum is known as the standiug-wave standing-wave ratio (s.w.r.). Values ValUJes will vary from unity {matched (matched con- con dition) to infinity (complete mis-termination). Standing Wave Ratio Meter A useful device for looking at the s.w.r. S.w.r. in a coaxial feeder cable is shown in Fig. 90. Loops of O'f wire, (a) and (b), sample forward and reverse power passing through the centre conductor (c). The voltages developed in the coupling loops are rectified by D1 Dl and D2 and the resulting d.c. output deflects the meter Ml, M1, thereby giving an indication of the forward and reverse (reflected) (re.flected) power. The s.w.r. meter is particularly useful when making adjustments to aerial matching and tuning. Construc- Construc tional details for a v.h.f. unit were carried in the May 1978 issue of PW. Matching Forw'd Fopwd Refd "5? _ Sensitivity Most transmitter and aerial matching circuits are of the resonant type and ane tuned tun.ed to the operating frequency. We have already described the "Pi" match- match ing network for a valve output stage (PW March 1978, p. 821), shown again in Fig. 91(a): an "L" type network for transistorised output stages is shown in Fig. 91(b). This configuration allows for more con- convenient Vienient component values when working at the low output impedances encountered. n both circuits the impedance transformation is adjusted by the relative capacitances of C1 Cl and C2, whilst maintaining resonance at the operating fre- fre quency. t is usual in this instance instanoe to arrange for the transmitter network to provide an output impedance which matches the characteristic impedance of a readily available type of coaxial cable, e.g. 50 ohms or 75 ohms. When the coaxial cable is operated with a low s.w.r.,., losses within it are also low, so it is very convenient to fit any filters necessary here. Some aerials, such as the dipoie, dipole, have a charac- charac teristic impedance at the feed point which will match directly the characteristic impedance of the feeder cable and an aerial matching network is therefore unnecessary. However, if a symmetrical or balanced aerial such as the dipoie dipole is fed by coaxial cable, a Practical Wireless,. June 1978

$f:w L f"'lzoof Transmission.. ' Lino. «g. g. 50/7Sn 50/75/\ "= -= -=--= Transmission Tr.ansmisslon Lin line eg e.g. 1Z00f 50/7511 50/75/\ - - (b)'l'matching ' NBtwork Network jados Fig.$ cdnnected to' the outer shield. The currents flowing in the shield cannot canndt be cancelled by those th{lse in the centre oentre conductor cdnductd,r which it surrounds. surrqunds.

cdnnected to' the outer shield. The currents flowing in the shield cannot canndt be cancelled by those th{lse in the centre oentre conductor cdnductd,r which it surrounds. surrqunds.

57 f:w L f"'lzoof Transmission.. ' Lino. «g. g. 50/7Sn 50/75/\ "= -= -=--= Transmission Tr.ansmisslon Lin line eg e.g. 1Z00f 50/ /75/\ - - (b)'l'matching ' NBtwork Network jados Fig. 91: : Transmitter output matching networks state of Qf imbalance will exist, because one Qne arm of Qf the dipole is connected cdnnected to' the centre conductor whilst the other Qther is connected cdnnected to' the outer shield. The currents flowing in the shield cannot canndt be cancelled by those th{lse in the centre oentre conductor cdnductd,r which it surrounds. surrqunds. Balance to mbalance Transformer (Balun) (Balun) Diagrams of balun transformers are shown sh{lwn in Fig. 92. n (a) a quarter-wavelength q coaxial sleeve sur- sur rounds the coaxial cable and in (b) a quarter-wave- quarter-wave length of Df rod, rqd, forming fdrming a "stub", balances the output Qutput to the aerial. For FQr low DW frequencies, f1equendes, it is more mqre con- CDn venient to' wind the balun transformer transfqrmer on Qn a ferrite ring. This type is less frequency-conscious frequency-consciqus and may be used over a wide range. ~ D.C.Blockmg Capacitor L ).. lal la) P TT) Tt) Matching Network - " 2 2 "7 MetQ.-). Tube "4 U Q) (o) Balun (oaxial Feeder Balanced Output to Dipole -Ferrite-^ Ring ~ Balanced Output _ to Dipole Coaxial nput CooKiol Feeder (oaxial Feeder (oaxial nput '1./ Wound Balun Fig. 92: Balun transformers Zo of. Tronsmissioa ). Zo of b) (bl Balun ---.t - Elecfricully Connected fo Outer Shield Number pf for Clarity Number.pt Turns Reduced for (arity Quarter Wave Transformer Quarter Wave Transformer Where it is is necessary to transform transfdrm an aerial im- im pedance to match a particular feeder cable, use can be made of a quarter wave "stub" as shown sh{lwn in Fig. 93. Here, a full-wave aerial is to' be fed in the centre (where the impedance is around 5,000 ohms) Qhms) with twin feeder whose characteristic impedance is 72 ohms. Dhms. f the quarter-wave stub is made to have the correct CDrrect characteristic impedance then the aerial impedance is transformed down ddwn by the stub to t{l match that of the feeder. Zm raatcmng ( matching atuw st ub ) =..; Zaerial X ZUnp = v/5000 ";5000 x 72 =600 ohms (An open-wire Qpen-wire line of 16 s.w.g. conductors cqnductqrs spaoea space.a 112mm H'zin) (4 1 2in) apart would have a Zo of 600 ohms). ~"~------) ~ Full-wave- FUt-wa:~ ---=---=--i Aerial 600n 600/\ Open Wire X ), Feeder ' X 14 nsuloted Spreader^ ' KC L S.WQ. f 11 > i Wire \ xl nterference f-72/\ 72n Twin Feeder J Lot of Any Any Length Length Practica~ Practical Wireless, June n Fig. 93: A -wave k-wave traosforme transtorm~ Non-interference NDn-interference with other radio radio' users, whether they be military, commercial, cqmmercial, amateur or Dr domestic, is a conditiqn condition Qf of the Licence. An understanding of the way in which interference is caused and how hqw it can be avoided avqided Qr or cured is needed, ndt not Qnly only for the RAE, but later Qn, on, when YDU you obtain your yo'ur licence; you will then be in a positiqn position to maintain a good clean transmissiqn transmission and live in peace with yqur your neighbours (and the HDme Home Office nspectdr). tor). nspec- NO' No practical transmitter is abs{)lutely absolutely perfect and in additidn addition to' its CQrrect correct {lutput, output, is bo'und bound to' radiate SQme some spuriqus spurious signals, hqwever however small. f these are nqt not kept to' a ",ery very low level, interf.erence interference with receivers (TV Qr or radio) Qperating operating nearby may result. Similarly, no' no practical receiver is absdlutely absolutely per per- fect, so' so when it is tuned to' a particular frequency it may be subject ed subjected t{l to interf,erence interference by strqng strong signals Dn on Qther other frequencies, as may be the case if it is situated in dose close prqximity proximity to' a radio' radio transmitter. nterference can also' also be caused to' audio' audio systems, etc., when subjected to'- strong rj. r.f. fields. Here, the signal enters the equipment and is then rectified Qr or amplitude demddulated, demodulated, usually by the emitter-base junctiqn junction Qf of a transistqr transistor in the audio' audio pre-amplifier stages, resulting in breakthrough. An increasing number Qf of hi-fi systems emplqying employing transistqrs transistors are prdne prone to interference of this nature.

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58 R.F.Choke R.f Choke R.F.Choke L~L L L 0 ol LL:TL ~"nf /~ E 11r-... disc ~' ihi i/~~;--i.,./ cer. '.,. mb N~N )N N ~N (al All Capacitors 750V wkg Mains Supply Filters D.e. Supply Al! Copacitors 7S0V wkj!nf Feed-thru R.F.ChO~ R.FChok (bl L >, ~L > *'n~,s:\s>s\s',s'~:s:'$', ~.. ~11'nF ~ r, L Ferrite Rod N - -' Ferrite Rod '...l N Mains Supply Filters Typelbl Using Ferrite Rod nf ~Transmitter ~DiSC cer. Type (bl Using Ferrite Rod -Transmitter Disc cer. [" -Screen 0C,Supply- r-screen D.C.Supply D.C. Supply Filler D.C. Supply Filter Fig. 94: Power supply filters Supplies Transmitter Transmitter )------With Matching Unit Feed-thro Capacitor Harmonic Trap Harmonic Trap VRF V.H.F. Band-Pass Filter Filter for V.HF Transmitter ~':'~:;tt.. TV, BC, AND D AF nterference can usually be separated into three main categories: television (t.v,i,), (t.v.i,), radio' radio broadcast (b.c.i.), and audio (aj,i.). (a.f.i.). Television and radio broadcasting" are "protected" services and the Post Office may be called upon to investigate cases of interference with these and other authorised transmissions. Audio amplifiers, on the other hand, are not intended to be radio receivers and so will not be afforded the same facilities, facilities. n general, all interference results either from deficiencies in the transmitter or the apparatus being interfered with, with. Let us look initially at the trans trans- mitting end. DEFCENCES AT THE TRANSMTTER Design and Construction Tm_ t JR, Transmission ag144-u5 MM? S.W.R. Meter S.W.R. Meter MH, f -tq:r ttit---. r:- "--A--'--- erial -----'! r - --Tuning Unit Untt T i ~ ~ Filter Design and Construction t is important that the various r.f. signals present within the transmitter arre are not allowed to radiate directly. Efficient screening is essential, as is the filtering of h.t. and other power supplies, particularly the mains input. A suitable mains filter is shown in Fig. 94. Decoupling and bypass capacitors should be of mica or ceramic, having low inductance properties. (See section on capacitors.) Wiring should be short and direct to minimise stray inductance and capaci- capaci tance. Filler V.HF. Band-Pass -or- H.F. H.f low-pass Low-Pass, Aerial Switch 1 1 L 1.: Dummy Load Harmonic Trap Harmonic Trap or Rejection Filler Transmission HF Low-Pass Filler For HF Transmitter Harmonic Frequency Transmission Cut-Off 35 MHz f Fig. 95; 95: Block diagram of a well-screened transmitting station 56 Practical Wireless, June 1978

Tuning capacitor spindles protruding through front panels are often Qften a source of spurious signals and should therefore be of 'Of an insulated material or Qr have an insulated coupling.

n general, try to ensure that the case of the transmitter is radiation-proof.

59 Tuning capacitor spindles protruding through front panels are often Qften a source of spurious signals and should therefore be of 'Of an insulated material or Qr have an insulated coupling. The cut-out for a panel meter can often Qften cause problems prqblems and a screening can over Qver the rear of the meter is desirable. n general, try to ensure that the case of the transmitter is radiation-proof. Commer- Commer cially made transmitters, including those for the amateur market, already incorporate incorpor:ate most of these features and the maker's data sheet usually quotes the level of 'Of spurious emissions one may expect. The block diagram of a well-screened transmitting station statiqn is shown in Fig. 95. The transmitter is well protected and its supply leads filtered, ensuring neg- neg ligible direct radiation. The output passes via a coaxial cable to a harmonic trap, which wlrich usually consists of a series-resonant circuit, housed in a screened box bqx and tuned to the particular harmonic likely to cause interference. For example, it might be tuned to tq 42MHz, attenuating the 3rd harmonic harmqnic of 14MHz which wlrich could be the source of t.v.i. in a Channel 1 reception receptiqn area. The output then passes via a coaxial cqaxial cable to the standing-wave ratio. (s.w.r.) (s.w:r.) bridge, which indi- indi cates relative forward and reflected power levels.. From here it is fed through a filter, again housed in m a screened box which, in the case of a transmitter operating on bands up to tq 30MHz, would WQuld be of the low-pass type, attenuating spurious spuriqus signals above this frequency. For Fo~ a v.h.f. (2m) transmitter, a band-pass filter attenuating attenuatmg spurious signals either side of the pass-band frequencies, would be used. n practice, the transmitter tuning would first be adjusted into. a dummy load. The output would then be switched to. an aerial tuning unit which is used to. provide optimum matching to the aerial with the minimum of reflected power (indicated on the s.w.r. bridge). Note: All interconnecting coaxial cables and termina- termina tions should shquld be well soldered. Aerial and Feeder Aerial and Feeder The aerial should be sited as high as possible away from neighbquring neighbouring buildings, TV and radio aerials, etc. A vertical transmitting aerial is more mqre likely to. induce strong fields into nearby equipment than a hqrizqntal horizontal one. Qne. This is due to the fact that it relies Qn on a ground gro~nd connectiqn connection which can cause interfering curre~ts currents m. in nearby conductors. n addition, vertically polarsed polarised signals Sgnals are much mqre more likely to be picked up by vertical dqwn-leads, down-leads, such as those used for televisiqn television aerials. t is impqrtant important that all the transmitter power should be radiated by the aerial proper and that no. emission should take place from the feeder cable itself. Tlris This means that the currents in each conduct()r conductor of the feeder should be equal and opposite. Where a dipole aerial is fed by an unbalanced coaxial cable, there is significant imbalance in the current distribution and some radiation from the feeder results. The feeder, usually being vertical, readily causes interfering currents to. be induced int~ into nearby television dqwn-leads. down-leads. To overcome this problem, a balance-to-unbalance transformer (balun) S. is connected at the centre of the dipole, as shown in Fg. Fig. 92. n other types of aerials and feeders, CQrrect correct adju~ment adjustment Qf of the tuning unit is all-important in reducmg reducing feeder radiatiqn radiation to a minimum. Practical Wireless, June 1978 Operation Operation. Excessive drive in any of the transmitter stages will increase mcrease the level of harmonics, so power should be kept ~ept to. the minimum consistent with efficient opera- opera tion. Tuning of the final power amplifier and adjust- adjust ment of the aerial tuning unit will have a considerable effect on the amount amqunt of spurious spuriqus signals radiated. When tuning the transmitter power amplifier into. a dummy load, increase the coupling CQupling only 'Only until the correct power level is obtained. Do not overcouple the transmitter or the Q of the p.a. tank circuit will be reduced, with a consequent increase of Qf spurious emissions. This also applies when adjusting the aerial tuning unit. An abrupt keying characteristic causes excessive side frequencies, so check each side of your trans- trans mission for fqr key clicks (see page 819). Overmodulatkm Overmodulati<ln produces excessively wide side- side bands and causes splatter; always monitor mqnitor the modu- modulatiqn level and ensure that overmodulation overmodulati()n does d()es not occur Qccur (see page 925). The audio audiq bandwidth necessary for good goqd speech communication communicatiqn is about 3kHz. The modulation circuit of Qf the ~he transmitter should therefore have a rapidly falling fallmg response above 3kHz in order ()rder to avoid the radiation of excessive and unnecessary sidebands. lation Summary Let us summarise the requirements for keeping deficiencies at the transmitter to. a minimum; minimum: 1. Use correct: components cqmpqnents in the transmitter, well laid out. ' ttff1tv TVAtnol H moc,.1 Transmission Transmission Hi-Pass FitlBr TV S»t ~ t -Approx. Appro* AO MHz ~ 40MHz. Hi-Pass Filter f ' Parallel Parallel',;,1., f +~ TV Transmission TV TV i Set Aerlol TransmisY,\ rt<_rejection Rejection Filter or Trap -Rejection Frequency ~equency f 'Series' TV Aerial~---1-~Set Fig. 96: TV nterference interference rejection filters 57

2. Prevent direct radiation from the transmitter and associated leads by screening and filtering. 3. Use appropriate filters in the transntitter transmitter output. 4.

transformer). 6_ 6. Tune up carefully: do not overdrive or Dvermodu overmodu- late. Check your transmission regularly.

60 2. Prevent direct radiation from the transmitter and associated leads by screening and filtering. 3. Use appropriate filters in the transntitter transmitter output. 4. Use a dummy load fqr for tuning up and a suitable aerial tuning unit. unit, Do not overcouple. 5. Keep aerials jn an the clear and avoid radiation from the feeder cable (balun transfqrmer). transformer). 6_ 6. Tune up carefully: do not overdrive or Dvermodu overmodu- late. Check your transmission regularly. DEFCENCES AT THE RECEVER The latest statistics (fdr (for 1976) indicate a dramatic fall in the number of cqmplaints complaints reg'arding regarding transmitt-er mitter interference. HQwever, However, the gc,eater greater proportion of those made were attributed too defidencies deficiencies in receiver design. n many instances, interference is the result of a receiving installation of poor standard; e.g. indoor aerial, aerial incorrect type for area, downlead incor incor- rectly installed, receiver incorrectly installed, exces- exces sively long mains leads or speaker leads, etc. etc. Considering the problem of t.v.i., strong signals can enter the receiver via the aerial aeri,al and cause inter inter- ference by cross-modulation in the r.f. or subsequent stages. A high-pass or rej,ection rejection filter for the fre- fre transquency concerned must be fitted in the ~he aerial lead, as shown in Fig. 96: the series-tuned filter being generally more mo,re effective. Masthead amplifiers are a notorious cause of inter- inter ference as they have broadband input characteristics, some extending from 10MHz to i,000mhz.,ooomhz. Cross- Cross modulation and swamp effects are common. A high- high pass filter should be fitted between the aerial and the input to the amplifier, but in practice difficulties arise here because the aerial has to be taken down and the filter made weatherproof. However, the most common method by which r.f. will enter the receiver is by the presence of "braid" currents in the aerial downlead. These r.f. currents flow through earthy parts of the receiver causing r.f. voltages voltag,es to be produced in susceptible parts of 'Of the circuit. A "braid breaker", suitable for u.h.f. television, is shown,in Fig. 97. The reactance of the series capaci- capaci tors is high at frequencies up to 30MH2, 30MHz, effectively "breaking" the downlead, but at u.h.f. it is low, result- result ing in negligible attenuation of the television signal. Where "braid currents" in the downlead cause interference at h.f. and v.h.f., an alternative circuit can be used. Here a short length of the coaxial down- down lead cable is wound on a ferrite ring, increasing the inductive reactance of the outside 'Outside braid hraid without affecting the signals within. An alternative to the ferrite ring, rung, and almost as effective, is to wind the co-ax around a ferrite aerial rod. f the interference, is entering the receiver by way of the mains lead, a mains filter as shown in Fig. 94 should be installed. n the case of hi-fi hi fi systems, it can also be picked up on speaker leads, so decoupling these with a disc ceramic capacitor capa.cito,r of nf to 10nF is often effective. A ferrite fer,rite ring may be required in addition, if the problem pmblem is really severe. t is unwise to ncorporate incorporate modifications inside the receiver, as you may invalidate its warranty and be held responsible for any subsequent malfunction. n difficult cases it it would be wise to consult the dealer or manufacturer. T..~c7.4T.V ""ollc..lj Sot Summary 470 MHz 58 Practical Wireless, June 1978 ~_"" -3SdB 1. Check that the receiving installation is of adequate standard for the reception area, area. 2. f the interference is entering via the aerial lead, fit a high-pass or rejection filter. 3. f cross-modulation occurs in a mast-head amplifier, fit a high-pass filter in the aerial feed to it. 4. f the.interference is entering via the downlead braid, fit a ferrite ring or capacitive braid-breaker. 5. f the interference is.entering via the mains lead or other cables, fit a mains filter or 'Or ferrite ring. 6. f the problems prdblems are caused by direct radiation, try repositioning the aerials, feeders, etc. Wherever possible, avoid making internal modifications to receivers or audio systems. n difficult cases, refer to manufacturer. Note: U.H.F. U.H.F: Braid Breaker An excellent series of articles on interference appeared in Radio Communication, May Some back-issues baok-issues are available from the Radio Society of Great Britain, Br,itain, 35 Doughty Street, London WC1N WCN 2AE. Alternatively your local Radio Club or a nearby radio amateur may be able to help with a copy. STTNG THE R.A.E. Transmission T.V. Aerial fa?/) p- / feiw F8rrite Ferrite Ring " 9 Ferrite Ring Filter. (The t.v. l.v. feeder is made into info a coaxial choke! (Aoml ^D'"l Also useful on mains & loudspeaker leads Fig. Flq. 97: "Braid-breakers" "Braid breakers" for u.h.f. and h.f./v.h.f. STTNG THE R.A.E. t is a good plan to set yourself regular revision revsion two or three nights a week prior to the examination. Allocate specific subjects each night so that every- every thing is covered in good time and practice answering specimen questions in writing and time yourself. t is best to leave the night before the exam relatively free from commitments. This is a good time for ooilecting oollecting together the things you need, including your thoughts! Take with you, two pencils and a pencil sharpener, two pens (in case one runs out), ruler, symbol stencil (if you have one), eraser and your examination examinatiqn card. Calculators are permitted provided they are of the electronic, battery-operated battery-op.erated type. There are no restrictions on the functions the machine will perform. You should receive your card at least a week before the examination. f not, contact the Examination Centre/Night School immediately and confirm that you are, in fact, registered.

When appropriate, your invigilator will distribute the papers: do do not look at at them -until he he gives the signal.

61 When going to to the Examination Centre, allow plenty of of time; your bus may be be delayed, you may have difficulty in in parking your car. Aim to to be be in in the building at at least minutes before the start. Locate the examination room, and be be seated well before the examination, commences. When appropriate, your invigilator will distribute the papers: do do not look at at them -until he he gives the signal. Timing will begin from the point at at which you are allowed to turn the paper over don't over--don't panic! Give yourself at least ten minutes to to read things- through carefully and note any special instructions. f. f, through no fault of your own, you arrive late, apologise to the invigilator then settle into your place quietly and attempt as many of the questions as you are able in in the period remaining. Remember, the paper is divided into two parts; Part 1 has two compulsory questions on licensing con- con ditions (15 marks) and interference (15 marks). Part 2 requires six questions from a choice of eight to be answered (10 marks each). Failure in either section will regretfully result in failure of the examination as a whole. Give yourself about twenty minutes for each of the eight questions and this will allow a little time at the end to look through your answers. The answers should not be over-elaborate or padded out: make your point as quickly and as clearly as possible, there is no time to waste. t is probably best to tackle the compulsory questions in Part 1 'first and then move on to Part 2 where you have a choice. Here you can vnswer "nswer the easiest first and so gain a little Uttle extra time. With answers containing calculations, it it is is a good idea to set out all the steps in detail. Then if if a slip is made in the arithmetic, the examiner will see the correct formulae and methods have been used, and will mark accordingly. Hints and tips on the drawing of diagrams were given earlier in this series (February 1978, page 764), but 'remember drawings take time, so keep them simple. You are not being examined in grammar or indeed spelling but neatness and cleanliness are relatively important, if only to avoid ambiguity. The examiner will not be impressed by illegible writing, scribbled diagrams, etc. f you make a mistake, cross it out with a single ruled line; it will then be ignored and you will not lose marks. A few minutes before the end, end. stop, read through your answers and correct any minor omissions. Make sure all are numbered and lettered correctly and that your examination reference is quoted. We wish you every success and hope to meet some of you on the air in the near future. 73 de GW5JGA GW3JGA es GW8CMY. # NOTE The syllabus and examination pattern for the R.A.E. 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THE Now here is an interesting letter from BU Bm Land BRS34761, 7 Wellbrook Road, Bishops Clare, Chelten- Chelten ham, Glos, who admits to being 72 years young and AMATEUR an addict of RTTY for which

Another old-timer is John Whiting of Farehara, Fareham, Hants, who started with crystal sets in 1922 but now sports by Eric Dowdeswell G4AR an FRG7, listening mainly on 10m for the moment.

63 THE Now here is an interesting letter from BU Bm Land BRS34761, 7 Wellbrook Road, Bishops Clare, Chelten- Chelten ham, Glos, who admits to being 72 years young and AMATEUR an addict of RTTY for which he has a Creed 7B printer running from his Eddystone 750 and Trio BANDS 9R59DS. Bill wants to hear from others using this mode and can help with a list of parts for the 7B. Another old-timer is John Whiting of Farehara, Fareham, Hants, who started with crystal sets in 1922 but now sports by Eric Dowdeswell G4AR an FRG7, listening mainly on 10m for the moment. He can cope with the code test so is contemplating studying for the RAE. Our SSTV expert Paul Barker of Suaderland Sunderland has now Fame at last! Bob Griffiths Grtmths writes for the first time become G80VD and soon will be able to look back to say we have- a keen young reader on the sle of at the other ohaps! chaps! Paul studied at home for the RAE Wight! He, too, has had a lay-off of 14 years but is and bad had only the RSGB's RAE manual and a few now back in the swim again but with a lot of perti- perti library books to see him through. He managed to nent remarks on the plethora of UA stations! Must "copy" three VKs on 20m SSTV so completing his come as a shock after the relative hush of the bands SAC! Best of luck on the air OM. Likewise John in days gone by. Bob uses an EA12, AR88D plus con- con Overton did the trick in Milngavie, Glasgow and so verters for 2m and 70cm. His aerial farm consists sports GM4GUA now, having already passed the code of 132ft wire, 20m ground-plane, 20m V-dipole and test. He's using an HW32A on 20m s.s.b. for the time a vertical for 80m. being but a KW2000B is on the way. From Morpeth, Northumberland comes John Brian Brtan Smith is well away in Barry, Glam, with his Hodgson again with DX heard on his Realistic DX160 new FRG7. Having been disgusted with what he and long wire. He has received QSL cards from CB'ers has heard of the CB band just below 28MHz he says in Sweden and Norway! John is keen on RTTY so he'll get stuck into the RAE studies and get a proper suggest he writes to Bill Land mentioned above. Bob ticket! After a spell of ten years away from the Bell of 5 Byron Avenue, Blyth, Northumberland can't amateur bands Ken Proctor of 35 Hertford Close, be too far from John just quoted above and they Eastfield, Scarborough, Yorks, Y is active again and ought to get together since Bob would like to start would like to hear from old friends including Bernard a club in the area. Bob is yet another FRG7 owner, Hughes BRS25901 who contributes to this column. having been SWLing for some 25 years and worked Ken has a Trio 9R59DS and 90ft of wire and covers his way through a number of sets. all the bands. CLUB NEWS Geoff Geoft Cole G4EMN, secretary of the The note on David Davld Greenhalgh in the February Wessex ARG, oft mentioned here, had applications column resulted in G3SHW of stockport coming up for membership from a couple of readers situated with a Lafayette HA350 for him which illustrates a long way from Wessex, Wessex. Although flattered, fiattered, he says a little of the' fine spirit of amateur radio. David, in that this is not quite the ideal So, anyone who wants Poynton, Cheshire is delighted and hopefully he'll to join a club, try to' locate your local group or write be contributing to the column in future. to the RSGB, 35 Doughty Street, London WC1 WCl for the After using a domestic portable po,rtable for a while J. address. Geoff rightly says that every reader of this Goodler of Marple, Marple', near Stockport, acquired an FRG7 column ought to belong to a club. and really found out what the amateur bands are Blackwood Blaekwood and District ARS GWeGW GW6GW meets every all about, about. He wants a good prefix list and so, as ever, Friday 1930hrs at Oakdale Community College, near the answer is Geoff Watts of 62 Belmore Road, Blackwood, Gwent. On May 12th GW8LJJ talks on Norwich who wl\o will deliver the goods for just 40p. Practical Construction and the 19th is film night, From Newport, Gwent comes a first report from Printed Circuit Manufacture. ManUfacture. Write to Steve Cole Martin liezers Liezers and a note on his local ARS, reported GW4BLE, 10 Llanthewy Uanthewy Road, Newport. later. He has 250ft of wire on his Realistic DX60 DX160 Mld-Warwickshlre Mid-Warwickshire ARS first and third Mondays and an 8ft rod aerial for "the h.f. bands". 've 2000hrs at 61 Emscote Road, Warwick with G3UDN suggested that he try the long wire on those bands on the air. They'd like to see PW readers, particu- particu too! larly Nick Smith A9050 and C. J. Roe of this column. Practicoi Practical Wireless, June

Contact Norman Read G8CXL, 86 Telford Avenue, Leamington Spa. Bury RS G3BRS, every Tuesday at Mosses Centre, Bury at 1930hrs with RAE courses, code training, local c.w. nets, new local repeater GB3MA on 70cm.

Stevenage and District ARS get together at 2015- hrs on first and third Thursdays at Staff Canteen, Hawker Siddeley Dynamics. Morse classes and RAE course at local college by G3SJR.

64 Contact Norman Read G8CXL, 86 Telford Avenue, Leamington Spa. Bury RS G3BRS, every Tuesday at Mosses Centre, Bury at 1930hrs with RAE courses, code training, local c.w. nets, new local repeater GB3MA on 70cm. Whew! t's all go! Hon. Sec. is Eric Thirkell G4FQE, Mosses Community Centre, Cecil Street, Bury. Stevenage and District ARS get together at hrs on first and third Thursdays at Staff Canteen, Hawker Siddeley Dynamics. Morse classes and RAE course at local college by G3SJR. May 18th is the date for a lecture by members of London UKFM Group, while on June 1st G3AGP talks on Electronics in Medicine. Contact Trevor Tugwell G8KMV, 11 The Dell, Stevenage, Herts. Silverthorn RC produces a tcn-pagc ten-page newsletter "Spurious" so they're pretty active, meeting every Friday 930hrs 1930hrs at Friday Hill House, Simmons Lane, Chingford, London E4. Contact C. J. Hoare, Hon. Sec., at this QTH. Newport ARS meets Mondays 1930hrs at Brynglas House Community Centre, Newport with RAE and code classes coming up, up. Write to Martin Liezers, 32 Barrack Hill, Newport, Newport. Log extracts B. Smith: 80m Smith:-80m C5ABC CSABC (Gambia) 4U1TU 4UlTU ZOm 20m C5AAF FC9UC JY5HH ZL2AM 15m Sm CE3BPC C31LU K. Proctor: SOm Proctor:-80m EA8QJ ZB2G PJ8CO KL7AVX 7 A ZL3BX C07RS 9Y4NP 40ra 40m C04DC HP1XYA ZL1BAQ ZL2BDP ZL3RD 20m VP8PT HP3XKB HL1J HLJ HKOBBF Sm 15m FP8DX KL7JEJ JA91WN JA9WN 10m FG7BA J. Hodgson; -SOni Hodgson:----80m J3AAG OY5NS OYSNS PJ8CO 8P6FV 40m TG4NX YV5APF YVSAPF 20m FM7WV HK1NR VE8RCF VK7AE VP2DAW W 15m Sm HKOQA KL7GRP ZS2M (Marion s) ZB2G 10m Om EA9FL HH2MC VU2DK. J. Whiting: 10m Whiting:-Om CT2AX EA8BS SV1HX. B. Land: RTTY Land:-RTY 20m DK6RY EA3ABU T9BWT JY5KR JYSKR K6XP OE2KO SM6HUG YU2BOR W2WX. M. Liezers: 80m Liezers:-80m KZ5JM ZB2G 5B4D SB4D 20ra 20m HKOQA KM6FC YB0HH YBOHH 15ra Sm KL7GRP VP1AB 10m Om C5ABC EP2RL. J. Goodier: 20m Goodler:-20m CT4YN PC9UC. FC9UC. All s.s.b. except where stated otherwise. m * by Ron Ham BRS15744 Richard Staples, G8MME, Lymn, Cheshire, is active on both 2m and 70cm s.s.b. On 2m he runs 400 watts from a pair of 4-250A 4-2S0A valves to a couple of 10-element parabeams, at 40ft a.g.l., a.g.., and on. 70cm, his 2m exciter, TS700G, drives a Microwave Modules Transverter and a home-brew 4CX250B 4CX2S0B amplifier producing 250 watts to a 48-element multibeam, mounted above his 2m array. array, Richard is looking for s.s.b. s.s.h. skeds on 70cm and will be reporting on future activity in the north-west of England. Vic Hartopp, G8COB, Northampton, uses an C201 transceiver for all modes on 2m and has Reports on 0 11 the various bands are welcome welcofneand should sho~lct be sent direct, by the 15th' of the t~emoritn. month, to:-, io:,. ",- ' AMATEUR BANDS Eric Dowdeswell.G4AR, Dowa~$wejrG4AR, Sliver Silver Firs, Leatherhead Road, Ashtead, Surrey Suer~yKrg1 KT21 2TW. 2tW. ; Logs by bands, each in n alphabetical order.... MEDUM and SW BANDS Charles Molloy Mol/oy 68BUS, GSaUS, 132 Segars Lane,. Southport, PR8 3JG. Reports for both bands band$ must be kept separate. separat~. VHF BANDS Ron HameRs,1~144. BRS15744, Faraday, Grey- Grey frlars, Storrlngton, Sussex RH20 4HE. friars, Storrington, Sussex RH204HE. recently been enjoying himself rebuilding a Mohican receiver, and listening to the American CBers on his HRO. A couple of newcomers to v.h.f., Henry Hatch, G2CBB, South Groydon, Croydon, using an C215 C2l5 is working through the repeaters and Robin Bellerby, G3ZYE, Hove, Sussex, taking part in his first 2m opening, did not realise there could be such pile-ups of stations on the repeaters. n Littlehampton, Sussex, Norman Langridge, using the v.h.f. section of his Yaesu FR4.00- Super DX receiver with a 3-element home-brew, loft mounted beam can always hear traffic through GB3SN, but, during the opening on March 7th he heard GW mobiles working through GB3BC which has encouraged Norman to modify his aerial system. Along the coast to Worthing where David Wakefield, BRS39756, BRS397S6, uses the receiver of a Pye Vanguard on 2m, with a roof mounted dipole, and CR100 and R1475 receivers, fed by a long wire aerial, on the h.f. hj. bands. David's interest in radio is further stimu- stimu lated through his activities as a Cadet Wireless Opera- Opera tor in the Air Training Corps. Despite the poor conditions and the low atmos- atmos pheric pressure, 29-Sin, 29 3in, Alan Baker, G4GNX, New- New haven, had a 59 contact on 2m s.s.b. at 1800 on February 26th with F1ENH/P, Boulogne, both running 15 watts, and at 1730 on March 2nd, in thick fog, on Beachy Head, near Brighton, Alan heard signals from repeaters ONOHT and ONOOV and a Buckingham station working through the Kent repeater, GB3KR, R4. The atmospheric pressure remained around 29-Sin 29 5in from midnight on February 27th to midnight on March 2nd when it took off and climbed to in by noon on the 6th, and, true to form, the v.h.f.s v.hj.s opened up as the high pressure began to fall. During the evening of the 6th, John Kuipers, G4GUX, Brighton, worked G8LY, in Hampshire, on 70cm, first via GB3AW, Ashmans Ashmans- worth, Berks, RB10, and then through GB3BR, Brighton, RB6, and GB3PH, Portsmouth, RB2. Later he heard signals through GB3BK, Upper Basildon, BasHdon, RB6, GB3SD, Weymouth, RB14, had a c.w. contact with ON4VN and heard 2ra 2m signals through GB3BC, R6, GB3MH, on its new channel, R3, GB3WW, Carmel, Dyfed, R7 and FZ3THF, R4. Around 1945 on the 6th, Ken Smith, BRS 20001, Horsham, received several French broadcast stations in Band 11 and patterning on u.h.f. TV channels, and earlier, Graham Laucht, G80QM, Birmingham, worked G8KSN, Ramsgate, Kent first via GB3P, Cambridge, R6, and then direct. Like Graham, Brian Fenwick, G8BTC, Brighton, heard a variety of repeater signals on 2m, including Cornwall, GB3NC, R5; Brian noticed that signals were often stronger on the input fre fre- quency than from the repeater. Frequently, on the 62 Practical Wireless, June 1978

6th and 7th, received a good picture from Lichfield, Ch 8, 189MHz, Continental f.m. stations in Band 11 and strong signals from GB3BC, BM and KR, with only dipoles feeding the respective receivers.

out a similar test on 70cm and had a QSO via the Ports Ports- mouth repeater.

65 6th and 7th, received a good picture from Lichfield, Ch 8, 189MHz, Continental f.m. stations in Band 11 and strong signals from GB3BC, BM and KR, with only dipoles feeding the respective receivers. At 0125 on the 7th, heard two Portsmouth stations, G8NU and G80QN/M in contact via the London repeater, GB3LO, R7, and at 2152, another pair, G4GUX and Martin Newell, G8KOE, both in Brighton carried out a similar test on 70cm and had a QSO via the Ports Ports- mouth repeater. At 0900 on the 7th, G4GNX/M using his new C-240 to a 5a 5 8 whip aerial, heard strong signals through GB3BC, from a low point in Brighton, FEBE, F1EBE, Rouen, via GB3LO, and at midday on the 6th, he received signals from the Malvern Hills, GB3MH, R3, and Paris repeaters. At 2206, from Newhaven, Alan had a c.w. contact with ON6FT and at 0011 DOll on the 7th he worked F1EVM/P, FEVM/P, Caen, on 2m s.s.b. The atmospheric pressure continued falling until 1800 on the 8th when it began rising rapidly, reach- reach ing 30-4in 30 by midday on the 10th, and then fell back to 30-0in 30 Oin by noon on the 12th which, as expected, caused a tropospheric opening. At 2230 on the 8th, newly licensed G80QM/M, using a FT227R to a 5 5a b whip aerial, travelled down to Beachy Head, Sussex, and heard GB3BM, his home repeater and then had QSOs through GB3BC. From Brighton's Race Hill, at 1900 on the 9th, G4GNX/M worked F1BBZ FlBBZ and F3KT via FZ8THF, Vichy, R0, RO, a distance of 320 miles. Roy Bannister, G4GPX, Lancing, Sussex, succeeded in accessing the Vichy repeater but owing to UK traffic on R0 RO he could not complete a QSO. Both Alan and Roy heard the Ghent, ONOON, R4, and Paris, R6, repeaters and during the evening of the 10th, Clive CHve Penna, G5PO, G3PO, Orpington, Kent, worked EA1AB EAAB on 2m c.w. and Mike Rowe, G8JVE, East Preston, Sussex, heard an EA1 EAl and worked into France and Wales on 2m s.s.b. Around Amund on that evening, Alan Belfield, G4GLN, Streathara, Streatham, contacted an EA on 70cm c.w. John Branegan, now licensed GM80XQ, Saline, Fife, worked his first three countries, G3GZX, G8JTS, and GW4GTE during the 2m contest weekend, March 4th and 5th. John said "there was a definite lift on March 4th, and by 2200, G signals into Scotland were very good and they could hear the Central Scot- Scot land repeater in G". Throughout the period, 9th to 2th 12th there was fre- fre quent co-channel interference an Band 11 and u.h.f.- u.h.f. TV and at 0914 on the 11th llth received a 599 signal from the Emley Moor MOQr beacon, GB3EM, on 70cm with only a dipole feeding the receiver. The 10m band has been open almost daily from February 20th to March 15th with a familiar pattern of strong signals from Russian amateurs in the morn- morn ing and from north-american amateur and CB stations during the afternoon and early evening. heard VKs during the early mornings of February 26th and March 7th and JAs on March 5th and 11th llth working into Europe. On most days signals averaging 539 were heard from the Cyprus beacon, bt'.acon, 5B4CY and the project TESSA beacon, ZE2JV. During the after- after noons of March 1st and 2nd, Don Butterworth, G3KO, Redhill, Surrey, heard the Bermuda beacon VP9BA and.and logged the Bahrain beacon, A9XC, during the afternoons of the 5th and 6th. February 26th was a good day on 10m for Gordon Goodyer, BRS 37345, Petworth, Sussex, who heard both A9XC and VP9BA in the morning as well as signals from amateurs in 22 countries. Although Practical Wireless, June 1978 signals were very strong throughout the day Gordon reports a drop off in strength around midday and a quiet band from 1430 to lsls Roger Bunney, DX TV columnist, using his Hallicrafters S receiver logged transatlantic signals up to 37MHz on the 26th. Nigel Golds, BRS 36910, West Chiltington, Sussex, noted the powerful American stations around 1730 on March 11th llfh and the Russians during the afternoon of the 12th. The exceptional 10m conditions observed by Gordon and Roger on February 26th were followed by ionospheric disturbances, reported by the BBC World Service, on the 27th and 28th which may well have been caused by the solar storm recorded by Cmdr Henry Hatfield, Sevenoaks, Kent, John Smith, Rudg Rudg- wick, Sussex, and myself from February 21st to 26th. What's more John Branegan, reported auroral activity, with plenty of 2m c.w. from El, GW and LA, from B to 1912 on February 27th and from 1657 to 1912 on March 1st. John has built a projection box attachment for his 2m 2in telescope so that he can record the number of sunspots and since 204B 2048 on March 5th Sth he has been monitoring the telemetry signals from the new amateur radio satellite, OSCAR-8. OSCAR-B. Despite frequent overcast skies, Henry Hatfield got a glimpse of the sun through his spectrohelioscope on March 6th when, in addition to sunspots, he saw several filaments and a ribbon flare, on the 10th he counted some 15 S spots in four fqur main groups, and on the lsth 15th he noted a bright plage on the east limb. Henry, John Smith and myself recorded solar noise at 136 and 142MHz on March 2nd, and then daily from the 6th to the 13th with noise storm conditions on days 6th, 8th, Bth, 10th and 15th. lsth. According to comments heard both on and off the air by Alan Baker and myself the "Slim Jim" 2m aerial described in our April issue works well and is very popular. Let's hope that conditions will be good to provide plenty of DX for the RSGB's HF National Field Day on June 3rd and 4th and VHP VHF NFD and SWL contest on July 1st and 2nd. Thanks again for all your reports, and good luck if you compete in the contests. What do the VHFs have to offer? The accepted part of the radio frequency spectrum known as Very High Frequency ranges from 30 to 300MHz, (10-1 (l0-1 metres), and is generally used for communications by aircraft ( MHz), (lob-136mhz), amateur radio (4m, OS-70'7 and 2m MHz), private and business mobile radio (71-88 (71-8B and MHz), 16S-174MHz), shipping ( MHz), (ls6-16smhz), satellites ( MHZ), (l36-137mhz), military, various emergency services and broadcasting by f.m. radio, Band (88-O8MH2) (BB-0BMHz) and television, Band (41-7MHz) (41-67MHz) and Band ( MHz). (l76-21smhz). The effective range of a v.h.f. signal is naturally limited by the terrain beneath its path and the pre- pre vailing atmospheric conditions. Broadly speaking, the propagation of signals between 30-80MHz is governed by the E region of the ionosphere, and above 80MHz, by conditions in the troposphere. These bands are therefore a challenge to both the listener and the transmitting amateur, to be ready for sudden sporadic- sporadic E disturbances between April and August and at any time, for a tropospheric opening, when the weather 63

is fine and the atmospheric pressure is high. These Sections of the 2mband are used for Slow Scan TV, v.h.f. openings are exciting, because the signals travel RTTY, the Radio Amateurs Emergency

cally, for moon-bounce experi- experi v.h.f. bands are shared throughout Europe, there is a ments, meteor scatter and the study of auroral mine of DX, both sound and vision, to be found among propagation.

66 is fine and the atmospheric pressure is high. These Sections of the 2mband are used for Slow Scan TV, v.h.f. openings are exciting, because the signals travel RTTY, the Radio Amateurs Emergency Network more than ten times their normal range and as the (Raynet), and scientifically, for moon-bounce experi- experi v.h.f. bands are shared throughout Europe, there is a ments, meteor scatter and the study of auroral mine of DX, both sound and vision, to be found among propagation. the mix-up of continental signals while the event suggest that readers who are interested in v.h.f. lasts. should obtain a copy of the RSGB VHF/UHF Manual During sporadic-e events, very strong signals are and talk to the v.h.f, v.h.f. operators in their local radio heard in the UK from east-european broadcast club. stations between 65-73MHz and even stronger signals, from a variety of continental mobiles, interfere with the Band television channels. There are two beacons in the 4m band to listen for, GB3SU, 70'695MHz and GB3SX, MHz. 70 The 2m band is full of surprises throughout a BROADCAST tropospheric opening; and like most v.h.f. enthusiasts, our readers have heard and worked amateur stations, using all modes, over a wide area from Scandinavia BANDS to the Mediterranean Sea, and all parts of the UK. First indications of an opening can come from any of the chain of 2ra 2m beacons ranging from Cornwall, SHORT WAVE BROADCASTS GB3CTC, MHz, to Angus, GB3ANG, MHz, 144 and northern reland, GB3G, by Charles Molloy Mol/oy G8BUS MHz, 137MHz, to Wrotham, Kent, 144' MHz. 150MHz. Having decided, from the number of UK beacons heard, the Harmonics, though familiar enough to the radio extent and predominant direction of the prevailing amateur, may well be an unknown phenomenon to lift, it is worth looking for the continental beacons the broadcast band DXer. A harmonic in this context such as; DLOPR, MHz, MHz, EA3URE, MHz, MHz, is a spurious transmission on twice or three times PX3THF, FX3THF, MHz, LA1VHF, MHz, ()MHz, the frequency of a broadcasting station. The basic OH6VHF, MHz, MHz, OKOEB, MHz, frequency is called the fundamental, twice that fre- fre ON4VHF, , , az7gy, OZ7GY, MHz, PA0JTA, PAOJTA, quency is the second harmonic, three times the fre fre MHz, 148MHz, SK4MP, MHz, 144 SP2VHF, quency is the third harmonic and so on. Harmonics MHz, and YU1VHF, to name na:me a few. occur naturally inside a radio transmitter but great A beacon's signal is a continuous note, frequently efforts are made to suppress them so that they do interrupted with its call-sign, call-sign. not reach the aerial and radiate. High power trans- trans Another good propagation indicator is the 2m mitters are now commonplace and when connected repeater network, using f.m., which now provides to a directional array the effective radiated power considerable coverage of the UK and is rapidly spread- spread (e.r.p.) may easily be in megawatts. Under these ing through Europe, Europe. Each repeater shares a carefully circumstances it is easy for a few watts of the second planned channel numbered from R0 RO through R9, or third harmonic to be radiated along with the covering a series of input frequencies from fundamental. Normally, this is not a problem as the MHz, 145-OOOMHz, in 25kHz steps, to MHz. The s.w. broadcaster ought to be transmitting near ne'ar to the range of output frequencies, also in 25kHz steps, is maximum usable frequency (m.u.f.) to obtain 600kHz higher, from to MHz. 145 n optimum results. Harmonics would then be above addition to handling the amateur radio traffic, these the critical frequency and will penetrate the iono- iono unmanned, unm,anned, automatic duplex transceivers periodically sphere and not come back to the earth. identify themselves by transmitting their official call- call Now that the higher frequencies are opening up signs. again after the recent sunspot minimum, reception At some time during a tropospheric opening, con con- of harmonics should occur more often. Radio ama ama- tinental f.m. broadcast stations will be heard in Band teurs make world-wide contact on 10 metres using 11, n, often stronger than the "local" BBC stations, and only a few watts, and reception of harmonics in the Band television will suffer from co-channel inter- inter range 23 to 30MHz should occur over a similar range. range'. ference. Harmonic DXing is the broadcast band DXei^s DXer's equiva- equiva Space enthusiasts can use the AMSAT-OSCAR AMSAT OSCAR 7 lent of QRP (low power) and as such has a challenge satellite which has two repeaters (transponders) and fascination fasc'ination all its own. One snag though. Be aboard, 2m to 10m Wm and 70cm to 2m. Signals received sure you are listening to a genuine harmonic and not by the satellite between and MHz 145 are to a spurious signal generated within your receiver. re-radiated re radiated,between and 29-5MHz 29 and signals A check for the fundamental or a check of conditions going in between and MHz. come out, on 10 metres is a help. inverted, between and MH2, MHz. The From Guernsey in the Channel slands comes a satellite's telemetry beacon can be. heard on letter from George Le Couteur who heard Radio MHz. Moscow when he was tuning through the 10m band. Every year, the HSGB, RSGB, in,conjunction with the The exact frequency was MHz 28 which is three ARU, arrange a number of contests, on 4m and 2m, times in the 31m band and sure enough he for licensed amateurs and SWLs. These events are "found them putting out their usual huge signal on interesting because they are well supported by in- in the frequency". The second harmonic is and dividual and group, entries -operating,operating from their home George found them on this out-of-band out-of band frequency as QTH, or from portable or mobile locations. Should a well. Other DX heard, on fundamental this time, is contest oontest coincide with an atmospheric disturbance then Radio New Zealand regularly around 0830 on there is plenty of DX about kHz, faint but dear clear of QRM. 64 Practical Wireless, June 1978

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Harold Brodribb, St Leonards-on-Sea has also to listen to it until 0400.

) and 29-8 29 8 1050, CHUM Toronto 1050, CFRB Toronto 1010, GHNS OHNS (?). Harold is now using a home-made converter with Halifax 960, CJYQ St John's 930, WCAU Philadelphia his CR100 CRlOO which

68 Harold Brodribb, St Leonards-on-Sea has also to listen to it until Subsequent night listening picked up harmonics of Radio Moscow,on on MHz 23 between 0100 and 0330 produced WHN New York on (2X11960), (2X12055) on (?) and , CHUM Toronto 1050, CFRB Toronto 1010, GHNS OHNS (?). Harold is now using a home-made converter with Halifax 960, CJYQ St John's 930, WCAU Philadelphia his CR100 CRlOO which gives very much better results in 1210, WOWO Fort Wayne ndiana 1190, CJCH Hali- Hali the range 25-30MHz and he reports increased activity fax 920. Mike now intends to obtain one of the new in the 11m broadcast band (25605 to 26095kHz) with Yaesu Musen digital receivers and he also plans to reception of Tel Aviv on at midday and of the oonstruct construct a loop. A number of points arise out of Voice of America (location unknown) on 26000kHz at Mike's letter , Reception of North American m,w. m.w. stations is not Short-wave crystal sets are in the news again with limited to the winter. DXing is possible throughout a report from Rod Hunt of Darlington Darling:ton who pulled ill in the year. All that is required is a path of darkness Radio Canada, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Austria and between transmitter and receiver and this occurs a number of others, using a home-brew crystal set some five hours after local sunset in the UK. Even on and a 50ft outdoor aerial. Rod says that one definitely the longest day, sunrise occurs seven hours after sun- sun needs patience and persistence and it is only a matter set at this QTH though this period may vary according of time until Australia is caught! to location in the UK. At my QTH this means me'ans about Radio Australia has attracted the attention of 112 1*2 hours DXing of NA before dawn on June 21st and George Norris Noms of Stowmarket (FRG7 and Windom much longer periods during April, May, July and Antenna) who says that propagation on this path August. Only stations on the eastern seaboard of at the moment seems to favour the morning between North America will be heard in June Jume but on the 0700 and "Try cHz 11740kHz (25m) first and then other hand European QRM is light as Central and and (13m). The former seems to hold Eastern Europe will be in daylight. DXing North up well most of the day with QRM at times". William WUllam America in summer can be rewarding. once logged Stevenson (Manchester) has a Vega 206 which he the 40 watt relay at Glovertown in Newfoundland on uses with a folded dipole in the 10ft loft for the 19m 1090kHz during the month of July. band and a 45ft Zepp with a.t.u. for the rest of the Mike noticed that fade-outs lasting for periods of bands. His log included Radio Australia on 11705kHz several days are common on the North American at 1500 SO 434. Fifteen-year-old Robert Pound of path and he wonders if there is any set pattern for Cambourne in Cornwall is a regular listener to Radio good reception. Fade-outs do recur sometimes after Australia on but has been trying without suc- suc 28 days, which is the period that a disturbance or spot cess on 4920 for the lokw 10kW VLM4 which relays the on the surface of the sun takes to rotate and face Domestic s.w. Service between 1930 and Has the earth again that again-that is if it lasts that long. Reception anyone logged this station? Robert, who uses an ex- ex is often at its best just before a fade-out so it might WD receiver (type unknown) and an end-fed aerial be possible to predict such a peak. Matters are not situated in the loft, has beeen trying to pick up Radio so simple, though, as the ionosphere is a complex Kaduna, Nigeria on 3396kHz in order to hear the medium and long range propagation on the medium talking drum interval signal. The NBC international waves has not been studied to any degree. After all service is also using this interval signal, signal. Chris Howies Howles the band is intended for local broadcasting! n any of Lichfield (Vega 206 and 50ft long wire) reports event the medium waves are never dead, there is hearing Lagos signing on at 1800 on 15120kHz in the always some DX to be heard. f North America can- can 19m band and according to the World Radio and TV not be heard at all then South America will be at its Handbook the interval signal precedes signing-on. best. f you hear an American voice during a fudeout fadeout then listen carefully for it may be something special such 'as Puerto Rico or perhaps the American Virgin slands. 1 shall give up medium wave DXing if it ever becomes possible to predict what can be heard as most of the fun will then have disappeared. Finally, Mike offers a tip to QSL hunters. nter- nter national Reply Coupons cost 25p in the UK but stamp BROADCAST dealers can supply unused postage stamps st,amps for most foreign countries. These are more convenient for the recipient to use and, a lot cheaper to buy (for Canada BANDS in Mike's experience). A very good idea if you know what value V'alue of stamps to obtain for a return letter. Central,and South America are often heard well MEDUM WAVE DX during the summer. D. R. Mayhew (Littlehampton), by Charles Molloy Mol/oy GBBUS G8BUS who uses a Philips receiver and the PW 40m 40in loop reports hearing Radio Managua, Nicaragua Nioaragua on 620kHz, La Voz de Mexico on 730, Radio R adio Oadena Cadena el Salvador on 760, 'ROK 80' in Juarez Mexico on 800, A long interesting letter, just bursting with enthu- enthu Radio Sutatenza Colombia 810 and Radio la Versatil siasm from Mike Kuske of Folkestone describes how El Salvador on 1300kHz. More Latin American DX is he heard his first North American m,w. m.w. station. His reported by Steve Whltt Whitt (Cambridge) who used an National Panasonic GX600M had been purchased for Eddystone 940 with a 2ft square loop and the PW short wave listening but after reading PW he decided balanced bal'anced amplifier to pull in Radio R'adio Margarita 1020 to try the medium waves for, although interested in and Radio Rooio Coro 1210, both in Venezuela. "t was very North Americam AmericaJl domestic radio, he never thought it interesting to receive my first South American DX, could be heard in the UK. With 100ft of wire wound don't know how missed it before," writes Steve. around the loft for an aerial he pulled in WNS in t is very easy to pass p,ass over Latin Americans, especi especi- New York City on 1010kHz at 0045 and he continued ally during a North American fade-out, and class 66 Practical Wireless, June

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TelBphone Leeds LeedafSTO0532) (STD Telex 657t1t GLYNWEol q^ynwed ~ Practical Wireless, June

them, as one newromer newcomer to this column did, as un un- pea identified Spaniards. At this time of year listen for Latin Americans,after iafter midnight, the peak occurring just before sunrise.

The main receiver is a GEe GEC BRT400, a valved SERVCE communi<jations ooramunioations type that was designed some 25 years ago for broadcast band monitoring.

70 them, as one newromer newcomer to this column did, as un un- pea identified Spaniards. At this time of year listen for Latin Americans,after iafter midnight, the peak occurring just before sunrise. There are very strong signals to be heard at times. Steve asks what type of equipment is in use at; at, my Q'iH. QTH. The main receiver is a GEe GEC BRT400, a valved SERVCE communi<jations ooramunioations type that was designed some 25 years ago for broadcast band monitoring. Also in service is an Eddystone OC0 EC0 which is very useful as a second receiver if it is necessary to check two channels. channels, A 90ft long wire wirh with a.t.u., a 40in loop, crystal cali cali- brator, audio notch filter, portable tape recorder and a home-made switching unit to switch aerials and cali'brator, calibrator, completes the set-up. Another DXer who continues to use valved equip equip- ment is J. Gaines Gaincs of Surbiton who has a Marconi CR00/8 CR100/8 which is giving splendid service. used a Oec Dee 75 Disco Dltco System, Llpht Light Modulator AM0423 3' Mar 78 7# CMOS Cryetal Crystal Calibrator AM0438 A M CR100 for m.w. DXing for a number of years and it is 0 July 78 Disco Dleco Preampllller Preampllfler AOO3 A003 0' a really first-class receiver on this band, though its 0 Aug Am 78 Cassette Caseetla Player Power Supply A performance on the short waves leaves a lot to be 0 Oct Digital Dioltal Car Clock (eat) (set) A011/012/013 2' desired. One "mod" carried oarried out by J. Gaines was to Oct 78 nterwlpe ntnrwipa ONBJM DN8JM 0' split the d. r.f. and i.f. gain controls. Oct78 Oct 78 Video-Writer video-writer (set) 0002/3/4/0 0002/3/4/8 A ' This is a feature of the BRT400 that appeals to me Nov 78 Clrtaet Clrtest Probe A018 0' as the r.f. gain control on many receivers controls Nov7a 78 Burglar Burolar Alarm AOtO A019 0' both r.f. and ij. i.f. gain at the same time. With the Oec Dec Chromachaae Chromachase A02t A021 5' BRT400 the two are separate and there is an advan- advan Jan Jen 77 Oscilloscope Oecllloecops Calibrator A023 1, tage to be gained at times by adjusting them separ- separ Apr 77 Gas/Smoke Gae/Smoke Sanaor Sensor Alarm A02a A028 0' May 77 ately, Overloading and cross-modulation occur at, or 2-Way (nlarcom ntercom D '28+12 O 0 May 77 Protected Battery Charoer Charger A027 2' before the mixer and it is often necessary to reduce May 77 Seeklt Metal Locator A031 3' r.f. gain to eliminate this, with of course a reduction 0 June 77 Reverberation Amplifier Ampllfler A '38+'2 0 in i.f. gain as well when a common control is in use. t ft June 77 Versatile Voraatlle AF Generator A03a A033 2' is in the mixer stage that the bulk of receiver noise June 77 Tele-Gamee Tele-Games '22+' O 0 is generated -and,and in order to obtain a good signal-to- signal-to July 77 20W 1C C Amplifier Ampllfler AOM A noise ratio, the r.f. gain should be as great as possible. July 77 Radio 2 Tuner A03S A035 1' n 0 Backing off the i.f. gain is the way to follow signal July 77 Dlflllal Digital Clock Timer A Aug (Telegames) 0035 strength in this case, especially with the a.g.c. Auo 77 Shoot (Toleoamee) D "55+'5 0 switched off, which should be normal practice when Am Aug 77 Atomic Time Receiver ' Aufl g'ain Aug 77 DXing on the medium waves. 1 set the r.f. gain as Moree Morse Code Tutor Cards (SRBP) A ' Sept 77 Jubilee Electronic Organ A038 19' high as it will go without giving trouble and then 0 Sept 77 Electronic Car Voltage Regulator D ' control signal strength with the i.f. gain control. 0 Oct 77 Audio Level level ndicator DOM ' O 0 A good substitute for an r.f. gain control, if none Oct77 Oet77 Slno-Squoro Sine-Square Wave Generator D04O ,35+15 O 0 is fitted, is an external attenuator. The simplest is a Nov 77 Laboratory Power Supply A039 A ' potentiometer of about 1000 ohms. The lead from the Jan 78 Direct Conversion Receiver D ' D 0 aerial goes to the central tag. One of the outer tags Jan 78 Proportional Power Controller DN9JM ' 0 goes to the receiver laerial socket and the other outer Mar 78 Audlo/Vleual Audio/Visual Logic logic Probe R '40+15 P 0 tag goes to the receiver earth socket. Overloading Apr 78 Eurepa Europa Stereo Amplifier Amplifler R002 ROO '55+45 P 0 and cross-modulation cl'oss-modulation can be controlled very easily by May 78 DX'ers OX'ers Audio Filter D ' this method. June 78 Bovlngton Tank Game R006 ROO June 78 Audio Distortion Meter (eel) (set) R007/8/0/10 R007/8/9/ '75+25 From Farum in Denmark comes a letter from Mick 0 June 78 Darkroom Timer R '55+15 Evans who describes himself as a London guy who 0 has gone to live and work in Denmark. Mike says that Poet Post and packing t s for one board or set of boards. Prices nclude PW is very expensive in DK land, working out at well VAT. Remittances with overseas orders must be sufficient to cover over 1 'a a copy. Why not take out an annual subscrip- subscrip despatch by sea or air mall as required. tion? This service has recently been re-introduced at enclose Postal Order/Cheque ACCESS welcoms welcoma per annum to any UK or overseas address. Send card number only. Mike's main trouble though is a buzz spread over a No.... portion of the medium wave band and he asks if a mains filler filter would help. f the buzz is being radiated for... made payable to READERS PCB pca SERVCES LTD by the house wiring, as seems the case, then it would be necessary to -filter filter the whole mains supply to the NAME house. Contact the Danish Shortwave Club nter- nter national, Greve Strandvej 144, DK2670 Greve' Strand, ADDRESS Denmark, who should know the correct body to com- com plain. to. The D-SWC nswc incidentally, is international, it publishes a bulletin in English called Short Wave.... PostCode Code,.... News, which contains -a 'a medium wave w.ave section, in spite of the name. Enquiries in the UK should go to Noel Any correspondence concerning this service must be addressed ' Green, together with a stamped addressed envelope. Noel's address is 14 Marsden Road, Blackpool FY4 L J 3BZ. 68 Practical Wireless, June 1978 r T ::-R~D~S READERS -;C;-S;V~S PCB SERVCES -:T~ LTDT PO BOX 11, WORKSOP, NOTTS Plea.e Ploago supply PCB'g pcels as indicated by tlck/s tlck/«n box/es. bo*/ea s.ue i*u* Project Ref Price PP P/P Dec7S Dae 75 Sound-To-Llght Sound-To-LlQht Display ON079a DN0798 1' Oec Dec 75 Disco System, Amp. (2 req'd) each AM0421 4' Any correspondence concerning this service must be addres.ed J^^o^READERS to PCB pca SERVCES and not to the Editorial offices.

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71 ELECTROMCS ELECTRONCS LTD HF 7948 FRONT END Fl F F AMP AND DECODER l_---- \- \: -. THE MOST COMPREHENSVE RANGE OF TUNER MODULES EVER DSPLAYED ALS1500 STABLSED POWER SUPPLY nc. VAT, P&P TECHNCAL CHARACTERSTCS: Outputlerminal terminal for digital frequency meter; Antenna impedance -15 impedance-75 to 300 Ohms; Frequency ranges ST'S 87 5 to 104MH2 104MHz or to 108MHz: ; Sensitivity 0-9uV26dB Sensitivity-O'9uV signal to noise ratio ±75kHz ± deviation; ; tntermodu- ntermodu lation 80dB SOdB image mage rejection 60dfi; rejection-60db ; Tuning voltage tv voltage-l V to V; 11 Total gain 33dB: gain-33db; ntermediate frequency 10-7MHz; frequency-l0' 7MHz: Power supply voltage + SV; 15V; Power consumption 15mA; Dimensions 104 x 50mm, 50mm. TECHNOLOGY: Double sided epoxy printed circuit board with plated through holes; Dual gate effect transistors; Silvered colls. coils. nc. VAT, V A P&P TECHNCAL CHARACTERSTCS; CHARACTERSTCS: ntermediate frequency -10' 10-7MHz: 7MHz; F Bandwidth 280kHz; Bandwidth-280kHz; Signal to noise ratio 70dB -70dB with mv lmv input; Distortion mono Distortion-mono 0'1%, stereo 0-3%: 0'3%; Sensitivity 30u Sensitivity-30uV V up fothesdblimit; to 3dB Channel separation 40dB separation~db at 1kHz; 1 ; Pass band 201o15,000Hzi band-20 to 15,OOOHz; Rejec- Rejec tion at 38kHz greater than 55dB: 55dB; Am re- rejection-45db: De-emphasis 50 De emphasis-50 to75rrs. 75p.s. jection 45dBi Pilot capture at 19kHz +4%; +4%: Channel matching within less than 0-3dB; 0'3dB; Output impedance 100 impedance-loo Ohms: Ohms; Output voltage voltage- SOOqiV; 5OOJ;Tl Phase locked loop stereo decoder; Output for LED VU-meter; Null indicator; Outputs for AGO, AGC, AFC and nter-station inter-station muting; Consumption 55mA Consumption--55mA LEDs extin- guished. 100mA LEOs LEDs illuminated; Power supply 15V: supply-15v; Dimensions 195 x 76mm. CRCUT TECHNOLOGY: Epoxy printed circuit board. Monolithic integrated circuits, ceramic filter. OPTOELECTRONC OPTONS 806. nc. VAT, V A P&P l,p&p 2,53 nc. VAT, P&P TECHNCAL CHARACTERSTCS; CHARACTERSTCS: Output voltage 15V: voltage-15v; Max. output current 500mA; -500mA; Thermal coefficient less than 1mVrC; 1mV/ 0 15V power supply for modules HF 7948 and Fl F 2846; Supply protected against short circuit (power and current protection); Dimensions 65 Dimensions-65 x 65mrn. 55mm. TECHNOLOGY: Double sided epoxy circuit board; Mono- Mono lithic ntegrated integrated circuit. - ^'-.t mm LED LEO VU-METER Station strength indicator nc. VAT, P&P LLUMNATED PONTER Station finder 22,74 nc. VAT, P&P " FREQUENCY METER Digital display of received station frequency 8-77,77 nc. VAT, P&P TOUCH CONTROL PRE-SELECTON UNT LED channel indication ' / * fia'c i 4,35 nc. V VAT, P&P NUMERCAL DSPLAY Pre selected Pre-seiected channel number CROSSLAND HOUSE Telephone (0227) NACKNGTON. CANTERBURY KENT Telex Practical Wireless, June

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Good) 4-25 x digital diaital wristwatch,c. Plrcutlv drives L.C.O. watch display (see ~~~~ ~~ke i). ~~~i:~e~ ~~D~ w~i:~~a:ihp~~~ could Pack T2). Designed for a wristwatch but to clock. 100 be used co build a dock. With data PACK T2 T1 (100% Good) % x 3^ 3t digit wnstwatch wristwatch Liquid Crysut Crystal display with centre colon. data. : 1 00 PACK With L data, 20 Assorted 100 AlSorted op-amps. op amps. Marked and unmarked E~:ir:n~dva1::ifoe: devices,r~oo you dentify identify and and test. test. PACK Excellanc L Ll 20 value LM709 for LM109 op-amps, l 00 ~amps. (L/ntested). (Untested). An- An bareain 15 PACK other Dl bargain D (80% at (800/0 Guaranteed 1 25 Good) 15 S x DTU OTL logic. C.'t. C.'s. Mainly dual ] < J.K flip flops. Aepfates Replaces those costly TTL TTl flip nip flops Jo in most projecti. projects. 's.,00 PACK Saves 02 tc». D1 25 X 100 x SN7400 type.c.'s..c.' two p aates. luarantee at. least. SO A t/p t. giveewny nand gates. aiveaway at only We gusrantao good.. 00 percenta,e luaranteed aood alongside Minimum pcrcencaga Park Pack number. guaranteed Where good no guaranteed is shown auaranteed minimum J* is seated, stated. we'll gujrant e guarantee < that after testing, testing. (rom chese pr-ove t.o be the yield from these packs will prove to muc:h c:heaper than buyinl average mail order much price!. cheaper prices. Satisfaction Chan buying guaranteed at avbragc cuaranteed or return mall complete pack for a replacement or refund. MAL MAil ORDER ONLY- NO CALLERS PLEASE Postage Posta,. and Packing pltusn please add 20o 20p codespeed CODESPEED 11, l4 S.afi.ld Copnnr, P.O. Copnor, Portsmouth, Box 23, 34 Seafield Hants. Road, PO POl 5B) 5BJ TRANSSTORS, RESSTORS, CAPS, POTS, TRANSSTORS. RESSTORS, CAPS. POTS. Plugs Hugs & Sockets, Zcners, Zeners, TTL, Tl'L. Cable. Boxes. Bo.xes. All at very gooii good prices. 65 Railway Road, Road. Leigh, Lancs. Telephone'Leigh Leigh, Lanes. Telephone Leigh Radio Receivers SHORTWAVE S-Z-Z MHz+M-W. Small SHORTWAVE 3'2-12 MHz+M.W. Small Portables (SupcrhetT-NT.Speaker) (Superhet+NT.Speaker) 10-95, ' headphones for use us.e with this set 4-95, VHF/Airband VHF/Alrband MHz+M.W. Pocket Sets (Superhct+nt (Superhet+nt Spur.) available without Air 1) ( MHz) Band at Mains-Battery MW+VHF+Air ( ( MHz) Portables '55. Prices nclude include P 4 & P, Accs Aces 4 & VAT. Noble Electronics, 26 Lloyd Street, Altrincham, Cheshire WA4 W A14 2DE. me. Tel: Tel: Electrical LST NO. 28 now ready Styli ready-styli illustrated equivalents also cartridges, leads, etc,, etc., free for long SAE. Felstead Electronics (PW), Longley Lane, Gatley, Cheadle, Cheshire SK84EE. Practicat Proctical Wireless, Wiretess, June 1978

77 Educational GO TO SEA as a Kadio Radio Officer. Write; Write: Prin- Prln cipal, clpal, Nautical College, Broadwater, Fleet- Fleet wood FY7 BJZ. 8JZ. TELEVSON TRANNG 15 MONTHS full-lfme course for 15 MONTHS full-time course for beflinners. beginners. Short course can be arranged f if you have previous electronics knowledge. electronics knowledge. 13 WEEKS ELECTRONC FUNDAMENTALS 13 WEEKS MONOCHRME TELEVSON 13 WEEKS COLOUR TELEVSON 13 WEEKS CLOSED CRCUT 13 WEEKS CLOSED CRCUT TV i & VCR The fralnlng ncorporates a'high The training ncorporates.. high percentage of practical work. Next session starts on September 11th. Next session starts on September 11th. Prospectus from: LONDON ELECTRONCS COLLEGE COllEGE Dept. B6, 20 Penywern Road, Dept. B6, 20 Penywern Road, London SWS 9SU. Tel T i m Situations Vacant Radio Technicians Government Communications Headquarters has vacancies for Radio Technicians. Applicants should be 19 or over. STANDARDS required call for a sound knowledge of the principles of electricity and radio, radio, together with 2 years experience of using and maintaining radio and electronic test gear. DUTES cover highly skilled telecommunications/electronic work, including the construction, instalfation, installation, maintenance and testing of radio and radar telecommunications equipment and advanced computer and analytic machinery. QUALFCATONS: Candidates must hold either the City and Guilds Telecommunications Part 1 (ntermediate) Certificate or equivalent HM Forces qualification. SALARY (nc. (inc. supps.) from 2,673 at 19 to 3,379 at 25 (highest pay on entry) rising rising to 3,883 with opportunity for advancement to higher grades up to 4,297 with a few posts carrying still higher salaries. Opportunities for service overseas. Further particulars and application forms available from: GCHQ Recruitment Officer, GCHQ,Oakley, Priors Road, Cfieltenham, Cheltenham, GL52 G 5AJ. Cheltenham (0242) Ext 2270 ' j Courses MCSOPEOCESSOK PROGRAMMNG. Cor- MCROPROCESSOR PROGRAMMNG. Cor respondence courses Courses including personal tuition., for various machines. Also basic microprocessor course and BASC and FORTRAN courses. Contract programming undertaken. Details from; from: Micro Produc- Produc tions, "Greenfields," L Llantwit Fardre, Pontyprldd. Pontypridd. Wanted COLLECTOR WANTS ZCs Art Deco/40's and please. Non-working OK OO4- COLLECTOR WANTS 30's Art Deco/4O's and early 50's Bakelite radios and TVs, TVs. Cheap please. Non working OK "RADO AND TELEVSON SERVCNG" "RADO AND TELEVSON SERVCNG" books wanted from edition.!dition up to date '00 plus postage paid per copy by return of post. Bell's Television Sendees, Services, 190 Kings Road. Road, Marrogate, Harrogate, N. Yorks, Yorks. Tel: (0423) (0423) WANTED.. "Practical Wireless" "Apollo" WANTED.. "Practical Wireless" "Apollo" F.M. Tuner F.M.-Tuner abandoned kit parts. "Murree" Watling Street, Hindkley, Hinckley, Leicester. Tel: Ladders LADDERS. Varnished 20ft Sin extd., 29-72, LADDERS. Varnished 20ft 9in extd., 29'72, can-. carr '40. Leaflets. Also alloy ext. up to 62ft 6in. 61n. Ladder Centre <WLS2), (WLS2), Halesfield (1) Telford. Tel: Callers welcome. (1) Telford. Tel: Callers welcome. Practical Wireless, June 1978 SMPLFED TV REPARS. Full repair SMPLFED TV REP Al,ltS. Full repair nstructions ndividual individual British sets 4-50, 4'50, request free circuit diagram. Stamp brings details unique. TV pubucatlons Publications (Ause PW), 76 Church Street, Larl<hall, Lanarkshire. 76 Church Street, LarKhall, Lanarkshire. HOW TO DEAL BUCCCSSniLLY N HOW TO DEAL SUCCSSFULLY N USD'COLOUR TtLtVlslOHS T1iLEVSONS Exciting raw new bualnaaa bualne guide gulde 'reveale r«v«afa how anyona anyone with Bvarago l.,e,lg8 ntelligence can inake make a high apara-tlme pare tlme CASH NCOME aelllno used TV'. ftom h.ome. mainly aalllng uaad colour TV's from home. Written non-techntcal. mmediate appfication. cntlona for lor the for the enolnaer, noivtochnkat. engineer, thla thl. comprohenaive but with mmedlnte campt.henllve oubllcallon aopllpubllcallon deacilbee; d.acrlbe.: atart- - eta t. to avoid how avoid to - recondlllonlrg where reconditioning and - hew, what how, whote to buy where and which whan when to 10 adverf'le - presentation - - comprehensive sectlona Deneral bullnes. formalltl, guaranteed, prehenalva advoftlae oreaenlatlon how to expand comaectlona gulfenteea, manglacturefa, on general manulacturer., aparee, bualnosa paree, and monochrome lormallllea,»eli. 1. PLUS 'MUCH MORE! MORE Thll Thlt presents r.,utable profitable profltabla unique guide oreaenls a sound, reputable and very buslnes. b, atarted lel. han then 201 home bualnfiaa which can be tailed for leaa Send ~::~~~~~ luat 1 ~R~» lodav t::.'j.:~rg tot fael f::~t:~~yery. deflvery, ncludaa free ncludes FREE advice and FREE up-dating eervlce, CTY PU8USHN0 (P.W.) t Nottingham PM.. Spondon, Darby DtZTNH CTY PUBLSHNG (P.W.) Nottlnllham Rd., Spondon, D... l/ DZ 7NH, HOW TO START A BUSNESS. By popular HOW TO START A BUSNESS. By popular de.mand dtynand a fully illustrated manual has now been produced,' produced; showing, in n easy, step by step, stages, how to rewind ARMATURES A &:& FELD COLS as 'used in n Vacuum Cleaners, Drills and Portable Tools, Tools. Chapters on taking data, materials required, test instruments required, rewind instructions, nstructions, charts, etc. How to cost instruction manual :00 plus 30p P &: P, P. ewo. CWO. COPPER SUPPLES, Parrswood Road. Road, Withington. Withington, Manchester Manch~ter 20. Dept. PWA. PWA, Books and Publications THE DALESFORD SPEAKER BOOK THE DALESFORD SPEAKER BOOK by b~ R, R. F. C, C. Sltph.nr, Slophon TW«Thle, mult for the ".en home conltructor. Lat Lotoit book t lochnoioo* lo muit teehnoloo)' D'V (ot DY opoakor ho koon p.,ker Ooitooo. homo d lanl. Cootalno comtnjctor. Contain. full planl for nnnlt. baffle and reflex d.,lanl for 1D-100 wail,, Diana for otso nontu unuaoal bafllb contf#-baaa nod rofioa oyatam flaalcm lo' hpaa for who wanl ::~:Hj!ft~o Ml-fl to u.:'.u ~~~.r~ ~~~n~ :.:~~!. ~ ba "Moafd ond not laao", Ct ':S M (CO-tO (t;;.;: Don :oh.~ paid. S3 Oyarooao). paid. $5 Ov.r ). VAN KAREN KAl!N RUBUSHNB PUBLSHNG S.SWANSTRElT SWAN WLMSLOW STRBfT CHSHRE Service Sheets SERVCE SHEETS for Radio, Television, Tape Recorders, Stereo, etc. With free rree fault-iinding faulhinding guide, from SOp 50p and SAE. Catalogue 25p and SAE. HAMLTON RADO, 47 Bohemia Road, St. Leonards, Leonards. Sussex. LARGE SUPPLER OF SERVCE SHEETS All models at 7Sp 75p PO/Cheques plus s.a.e. Except Colour and Car Radios. Free TV fault flndino finding chart or TV list. sl Sbictly Strictly by return. C.CARANNA 71 Beaufort Park, London NW11 NWU 6BX lax aaz 4882 SERVCE SHEETS, Radio TV. etc., 10,000 SERVCE SHEETS, Radio TV, etc., )0,000 models. Catalogue, 24p, plus SAE with orders, enquiries. Tetray, Telray, 154 Brook Street, Preston PRl 7HP. Preston PR 7HP. - 75

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TECHNCAL NFORMATON SERVCE 10 DRYOEN DRYDEN CHAMBERS, tl» 1111 OXFORD ST., LONDON WR 1PA PA BELL'S TELEVSON SERVCES for Ser- BELL'S TELEVSON SERVCES for Ser. vice Sheets on Radio, TV, etc., 75p plus S.A.E. Colour TV Service Manuals on request. S.A.E. with enquiries to B.T.S., 190 King's Road, Harrogate, N Yorkshire, Yorkshire. Tel: (0423) Tel: ) Aerials ANT-TV TRAP DP0LES DPOLES CUT OUT TVl TX lng and SWL lng, MODtLS;- MODELS:- SWL, CM., 18.'1; M0 loo W.ll Wltt or SWL, Aerial Aorl.l Matching loo Wltt & metrellne. Shipping Milchlna Btnd. Unit Band. tll.ls. 100 Wntt i SWL mclrm inc. 1'.25. nc. VAT MP* and P &. P. Srntf Send ir 10" * x V 7" rf o 12ip... s.a.e. and j 3 x So 9p stimps stamps Tot (or ditalh, d.tal/s, aerial athth, artlcl~, lasl test repotla, reports, lestlmonlals testimonials GDTM. G2DYM. LAMBDA, WHTEBALL, WELLNGTON, SOMERSET For Sale COMPUTEKSED COMPUTERSED CHESS Challenger Olallenger Three Levels ol' of skill normally , our price only '95. Mall Mail Order only. JAGBERRY LTD., L''D., 9Sb 95b Ardwell Avenue, Barklngside, Dford, nford, Essex. NEW BACK SSUES of "PRACTCAL "PRAC'tCAL WRE- WmE LESS" available G5p 65p each post free. Open P.O./Cheque returned f not in stock- stock Bell's Television TeleVision Services, 190 Kings Road, Harrogate, N. Yorks. Tel: (0423)) SEEN WHBTONS WmSTONS CAT? 5000 odds and ends, ends. Mechanical/Electrical Cat free. WHSTON (Dept. PW), Ncs* New Mills, Stock- Stock port. LOGC PROBE, suitable TTL/CMOS 5-16V ndicates indicates Logic states and Trigger Trgger Pulses 12 inc. C. Marshall, 22 Oakhelri Oakfield Road, Croydon, Surrey CRO 2UA. S.W.L.s are you missing dx? Then try our aerial system system complete with tuner. 26 inc. CWO. MDH Radiotelephones, Minister Munster House, Priory Road, Milfoni Haven, Dyfed. MARCON SGNAL GENERATOR, TF801 D/l. Dl. lomhr lomhz to 470MHz. Xtal Calib, Calib. Excellent condition 120 ono. Tel; Tel: Henlow Camp 695, 695. 'VDU, "Practical Wireless" design, just needs 5V and keyboard, suit mltroproces- micropr~ sor. Bargain at 40 ono. Tel: Newbury 47()71. Miscellaneous MORE DX? OX? RARE OX und.r QRM! DG T OUT from whistl.s and CW with a Tunibla Tunable Audio Notch Filter, Filt.r, speaker ipoftkor implifiar, amplifier, bypustd.. sed when off. off, only NO LONG WAVE! WAVE? X K Hi Hz Converter Convert.r feeds f your '5 " MHj MHz receiver, only 68 ", SPOT RARE DX OX with «a Celibntor, Calibrator, MHr, MHz, 100,25 KHz khz merlten markers to VHF, only 13-80, "3,80. EXPLORE VLF O-SO KHr KHz Receiver only SG, SG. GEN Hi, Hz, ilne/iquere,.ine/.quare, only SEND off NOW. Eich Each euy-issembly e.. y... klc kit includes includ.s all parti, part5, printed circuit, cite, case, connectors etc. ete, instructions, posuge postq:e ind and money beck back isiunnco. assurance. CAMBRDGE KTS 45 (PF) Old School Lane, Milton, Cam brid,e. OUTSTANDNG 2200 m F FM TUNER. Latest silicon superhet design, Varlcap Tuning, Full Coverage MHZ, MHZ. deal for Push button/manual tuning. Supplied Bunt Built & Tested with full nstructions instructions only '95 (PAP (P&P 50p). SOp). GREGG ELECTRONCS. ELECTRONCS, Parchmore Rd, Thornton Thomton Heath, Surrey. 76 COT OUT TV TX-lns intf 8Wl-lno, LAMBDA WHTfBALl, WELLNGTON, SOMERSET LOGC PROBE, suitable TTL/CMOS 5-15V Croydon, Surrey CRO 2UA. S.W.L.s are you missing dx? Then try our House, Priory Road, Milford Haven, Dyfed. MARCON SGNAL GENERATOR, TF801 'VDU, "Practical Wireless" design, Just sor. Bargain at 40 ono. Tel: Newbury RARE OX und.r QRM1 DG T OUT from whlitles 45 (PF) Old School Lane, Milton, Cembrfdge. OUTSTANDNG 2200 H-F FM TONES. Surrey. CKAMLLED COPPER WRE ENAMELLED COPPER WRE wd wg t 1 lb b Bor 80% % t 139 4oi 2oz n n t O-2t M.. 12 'H " M n 94 'M '1$.. M '75 lnrlu.lv nelullve of pip 2 plr.p md K and VAT. 1 N SAE 8AE bring. Catalogue copper and 'H'atance n oil brlngi all covirlngo, Csl.looua of coppor ind rmtilonco wlr.i cov.rlnga-. THE BeiENTEC SCENTFC PO Box M. 31, London WRE E4 COMPANY lew taw Rea. Olll.e: U Conlng.by Garden RoO. OfRco: Q Conlna.Pv Gordon., PRNTED CRCUTS und and HARDWARE Roadlly Readily avallahln available nupplltta supplies ol of Canatruclora' Constructor.' Hardware. Printed circuit boardi, boards, top quality tor for ndividual daalona. d lunl. Prompt aorvlco. larvtee. 5«nd Send 25p for calalogua catalogue from: RAMAR CONSTRUCTOR SERVCES Maaana M.. onl Road, Slratford-or-Avon, Stratford-on-Avon, Warwkkv Warwick. Tel! Tel: 4 Ti 4t71 BULD THE TREASURE TRACER MK Metal locator» Vmicao lumng t DHtain'a b«al Ulna maim locator kit; Spaakf Fm«d with r nd Faiiday arphona ahlald. oparatlon alraady aold Knock«down lo only 17ln. 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Suppliai, Supplies, Dipt. D.pt~ P.W., Hlght 8tr«tt, Str t, Dial, D, Kent. 4T naerta nserts 1J 11 x ohm DC. deal for mlcrophona microphone or speaker use. SOp each ncl. P " P discounts avadabla. peaker ube. 60p o«ch nc. PAP Quantity dlacounu available. W» would K«you to know that wa We would like you to know that wa make. * BEC SEC Cabln«ta Cabinets Special Spactat cablnctft.ablnoll ~ Prololypa Prolotjrpo DflnUd printed drculta clrculb _)- ilr * nttnimtnt n.trumont pantlt panell Wt We alao... have a quantity quantltjr GB3/AT Cabinet punching tarvlca, and undartaka und.rtak. artwork. H. M. ELECTRONCS 275a ZTila Fullwood FullwDOd Shelllold S. SD Tql: Rd Tel: (0742) : Bham»ld (07U)--" &»3BD Send lap (Refundable) lor leaflet. Sand 19p (Rofundablo) for ARMATUR1 A COL W1NDNO ARMATURE & COL WNDNG ENAMELLED COPPER WRE Only lop top quality qulllty mattflolp. materllla applied. luppllad. All ordera order. dlapatchfld dllpat.hed within hrt. hrs. 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A free catalogue, caulofue, simple lample and tnde trade terms term. ere are available from us u..on receipt; of your official company's request. r.quest. Please Pleas. write to Pelltecfi Pelltech Ltd.,' A Church Green, Witney, Nr. Oxford. Green, Witne/, Mr, Oaford. SPECAL OFFER ~l~~ ~Q. Magnetic Contacla for Burglar Alflrmi. «lc. 101 tlgeh 4 wire Mp. 1M surface 5 terminal tip. 100 fluah 2 MagnetiC Contacts for Burglar Alarml, etc. 101 flulh 4- wire Sp. 104 lurface 5 terminal Up. 105 flush 2 terminal Mp. Hp. Prlctt Prices fully nclualva. nc/us/~e. Send croued cheque, 11 Oenbrooh crotaed Denbrook Walk. cheque. Walk, Bradford P.O. to: Bradlord BO* CWAS BD4 OQS. oos, W. ALARM, Yorka.. or S.A.E. for complele complete Price Llat of Profeaslonal ProfesSional Alarm E~ulpm.nt. Equipment. SDPERD NSTRUMENT CASES by BazelU, SUPERB NSTRUMENT CASES by Baze1U, manufactured from P.V.C. P.V.c. faced eteel. steel. Hundreds of people and ndustrial industrial users are choosing the cases they require from our vast range. Competitive prices start at a low 90p, r chassis punching facfhtles facilities at very competitive prices. 400 models to choose from, free literature (stamp would be appreciated). BAZELL, Dept DePt No 25, St. Wilfrid's, Foundry Lane, HaJton, Halton, Lancaster LA2 6LT. Lancaster LA2 6LT. EX MNSTRY EQUPMENT EX MNSTRY EQUPMENT Atrral Aerial Rotation Motor units, units. complate complete with Ramota Remote Position ndicator connectors and Data. Transistor Curve Tracers. DC Motors. 5V DC Stabilised Power Supplies. Thumb Wheel Swrtchn. Switch. Ten Turn Potentiometers. DC MllNampnifCers. Milliampmeten. Lever Switches. Seven Segmenr Segment Ga» Gas Display*- Displays, Terminal Blocks. 12 Way Cabfe. Cable. 100 Way Cable. 240V 2.. Solenoids. Push Pu.h Button*, Buttons. Odd ftemi t.ms of Te*t Test Equipment. Aircraft tiitrumenti nstruments and Equip- Equip ment. Lots of tems in Stock. 9" 9 X 0 x 3" 3 S-A.E. D S.A.E. For List. Mail Order Only. Only_ Eldun Electronics. Electronics, 31 Alexander Drive, Timperley, Ch.shire, WAS6NF. Alexander Drive, Timperlay, Cheshire, WA56NF. NOTCE TO READERS Whilst prices of goods shown in classified advertisements are correct at the time of clos- clos ing for press, readers are advised to check with the advertiser both prices and availability of goads goods before ordering from non-current non issues of the magazine. Practical Wireless, June 1978

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Will printed operata circuit. operate front from 20MV. Three to 100 watti watts lignal signal lource. Suitable s1t::l:.~o:j:~roam!~ Cabinet Lor e»tra borne 4, uie..upe~jce Price * / * BOO 200 Watt ReftecUng White Bulbi. deal ni.co Llgbtf. Wall Light. Edlion Rear Reflecting Edilon Screw Fitting Wblle 7fip. Light 75p. Each, flulbi. de&l for Di«co Each. Poat MANS TRANSFORMERS X AMP VOLT VOLT * AMP. 300 MA HO 00 3 AMP MA VOLT t 30 3 AMP AD C.T EC 20 VOLT VOLT 6 1 AMP. AMP. 2 AND VOLT VOLT 2 AMP. 1 AMP. C T. f« AMP AMP VOLT U VOLT AMP, 1 2 AMP VOLT x AMP, 18 VOLT AMP. &, 9. GENERAL PURPOSE LOW VOLTAGE. Voltaftel Voltage. available at 2A, 2A. 3, fl. 6. B, B. 9, 9. 10, D, , 26, , and 30V D 1A. la. B. 16, A. 2A, 6, , B , , 20, lb , 30, , , B A. B l lj.oo M. 6A. 6. 6, 8. 0, 10, , 18, , 20, , 24, 30, 30, 40, 48, , , , , lho 60 R.C.S. ^. R.C.S. 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