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©1998 Hamtronics, Inc.; Hilton NY; USA.  All rights reserved.  Hamtronics is a registered trademark.    Revised: 12/11/02

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PARTS LIST FOR R301  
RECEIVER. 

 Note: Values which vary with freq. band 

are shown in a table at the end of the parts list.  
Capacitors are disc type unless noted other-
wise. 

 Resistors used as test point or external 

connection point.  These must be installed on 
the board oriented properly and with the top 
loop an extra 1/6” high to allow for connections 
to the loop later.  (See detail in component lo-
cation diagram.) 

  Microcontroller must be factory pro-

grammed for proper band segment and for 
TCXO or crystal osc option. 

 This part must be installed with a small 

space (about the thickness of an index card) 
under the part to prevent the bottom of the part 
from shorting to the ground plane.  

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 Caution:  IC’s are static sensitive.  Use 

appropriate handling precautions to avoid dam-
age.

 

Ref Desig  Value   (marking) 

 

C1 not 

used 

C2 

0.1µf monolithic (104) 

C3 

.001 uf (102, 1nM, or 1nK) 

C5-C7 not 

assigned 

C8 

.001 uf (102, 1nM, or 1nK) 

C9 

0.1µf monolithic (104) 

C10 0.15µf 

mylar 

(red) 

C11 .022µf 

mylar 

(223) 

C12 

.0022µf (2.2nK or 222) 

C13 not 

assigned 

C14 10µf 

electrolytic 

C15 

0.1µf monolithic (104) 

C19 10µf 

electrolytic 

C22 4pf 
C26 2pf 
C32 not 

used 

C34 not 

used 

C36 4pf 
C40 .01µf 

(103) 

C41 5pf 
C42 6pf 
C43 5pf 
C44 0.47µf 

electrolytic 

C45 0.15µf 

mylar 

(red) 

C46-C47  .001 uf (102, 1nM, or 1nK) 
C48 0.15µf 

mylar 

(red) 

C49-C50 .01µf 

(103) 

C51 470µf 

electrolytic 

C52 10µf 

electrolytic 

C53 1µf 

electrolytic 

C54 100µf 

electrolytic 

C55 not 

used 

C56 220pf 

(221) 

C57 68pf 
C58-C61  0.1µf monolithic (104) 
C62-C63 not 

used 

C64 

10 µf electrolytic 

C65 100 

µf 

electrolytic 

D1 

BB132 varactor diode  
(surface mt under board) 

D2-D4 

1N4148 switching diode 

FL1-FL4 

  10.7MHz crystal filter 

 

  (matched set of 4) 

FL5 

455kHz ceramic filter 

J1 RCA 

Jack 

L2 

0.33µH RF choke  

  

 

(red-sil-orn-orn) 

L3-L8 

2½ t. ,slug tuned (red) 

L9 

0.33µH RF choke  

  

 

(red-sil-orn-orn) 

Q1-Q2 2N5770 
Q3 2N3904 
Q4-Q5 

BF998 MOS FET (surface 
mount under board) 

Q6 2N5770 
Q7 2N3904 
R1 180

 

R2 not 

used 

R3 not 

assigned 

R4 47K 
R5 15K 
R6 

 47K 

R7  

not assigned 

R8 2.2K 
R9 10K 
R10 6.8K 
R11 3.9K 
R12 180

 

R13 47

 

R14 47K 
R15 470

 

R16 

 3.9meg 

R17-R18 100K 

 

R19 

 47K 

R20 330K 
R21 15K 
R22 47K 
R23 

100K panel mount pot. 

R24 47K 
R25 100K 
R26 

 47K 

R27 330K 
R28 4.7K 
R29 680

 

R30 1.2K 
R31 

 22K 

R32 

100K panel mount pot. 

R33 2.2K 
R34 4.7K 
R35 47K 
R36 330K 
R37 3.9meg 
R38 2meg 
R39 180

 

R40 27

 

S1 

10 pos. DIP switch 

T1 

10.7MHz IF xfmr  

  

 

(7A-691F) 

T2 

455kHz IF transformer  

  

 

(T1003) 

U1 

0

 MC68HC705J1A 

µP 

U2 

0

 MC145190F 

(surface mt under board) 

U3 

0

 

10.240 MHz TCXO  

U4 

MC3361BP IF ampl 

U5 LM380N-8 

af 

output 

U6 78L08 

regulator 

Y2 

 10.245 

MHz 

crystal 

Z1-Z3 Ferrite 

bead, 

prestrung 

VALUES WHICH VARY WITH 
FREQUENCY BAND: 

R301-2 is 144.000 - 154.235 MHz 
R301-3 is 154.200 - 164.435 MHz 
R301-4 is 164.400 - 174.635 MHz 
R301-5 is 216.000 - 226.235 MHz 
R301-6 is 220.000 - 230.235 MHz 

Ref Desig 

-2 

-3 

-4 

-5/-6 

C4 

10 10 10 n/u 

C16  10 10 10   

C17, 

C18  .001 .001 .001  220 

C20 12 

10 

11 

C21  68 62 47 47 
C23 

.001 .001 .001  100 

C24  27 22 18  8 
C25  62 47 47 27 
C27 

220 220 220 100 

C28  20 18 15  5 
C29  56 47 43 15 
C30 

220 220 220 100 

C31  18 15 12  6 
C33  20 18 15  7 
C35  15 15 12  4 
C37  27 22 20  9 
C38  82 62 56 27 
C39 10 

8 8 3 

L1 2½T 

(red) 

2½T

(red) 

2½T

(red) 

1½T

(brn) 

Summary of Contents for R301

Page 1: ...ions The receiver board relies on the mounting hardware to provide the dc and speaker ground connections to the ground plane on the board so metal standoffs and screws should be used for mounting Note...

Page 2: ...ct the mute output of the TD 5 to E1 on the receiver ADJUSTMENTS Frequency Netting All crystals age a little over a long period of time so it is customary to tweak any receiver back onto the pre cise...

Page 3: ...that you need to turn on switch sec tions to add 30 kHz to the setting for 146 790 It is not necessary to recal culate the whole range of settings Another trick if you want to switch between two or th...

Page 4: ...ected audio THEORY OF OPERATION The R301 is a frequency synthe sized vhf fm Receiver Refer to the schematic diagram for the following discussion Low noise dual gate mos fet s are used for the RF ampli...

Page 5: ...kHz region which should be pre sent at the top lead of R27 U1 pin 11 with no input signal Between pins 10 and 11 of U1 is an op amp active filter tuned to 10 kHz RF Signal Tracing If the receiver is...

Page 6: ...oise in this unit should be al most as good as a crystal oscillator radio If you notice excessive white noise even though the signal is strong it may be caused by a noisy vco tran sistor Q1 Try swappi...

Page 7: ...7 5 U4 11 1 4 U4 3 7 6 U4 12 0 55 with U4 4 8 sq just closed U4 5 7 6 U4 13 U4 6 7 6 0V sq open U4 7 7 6 7 6V sq closed U4 8 8 U4 14 0 U4 9 3 3 Varies U4 15 0 w freq U4 16 1 8 U5 1 0 U5 5 0 U5 2 0 U5...

Page 8: ...ytic C55 not used C56 220pf 221 C57 68pf C58 C61 0 1 f monolithic 104 C62 C63 not used C64 10 f electrolytic C65 100 f electrolytic D1 BB132 varactor diode surface mt under board D2 D4 1N4148 switchin...

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