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Because of the bridge audio amplifier circuit used in the
radio, it is necessary to construct and use a simple audio
load test adapter as shown in the schematic diagram
above, when conducting receiver alignment steps.

   
   
        3.5mm PLUG

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                                                                      Test Output(1/2)
                          2ohms 10W
   
                                    Ground
   
                          + 470uF
                          2ohms 10W
   
   
        AF Test Adapter Schematic
   
   
   

Alignment Channel Frequencies

   
 VHF  TYPE A

Channel

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CH1

134.01MHz

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CH2

147.01MHz

None

None

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CH3

159.99MHz

None

None

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CH4

134.01MHz

None

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CH5

147.01MHz

None

None

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CH6

159.99MHz

None

None

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CH7

147.01MHz

151.4Hz

None

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CH8

147.01MHz

None

023

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CH9

147.01MHz

151.4Hz

None

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CH10

147.01MHz

None

023

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VHF  TYPE C

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CH1

148.01MHz

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None

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CH2

161.01MHz

None

None

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CH3

173.99MHz

None

None

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CH4

148.01MHz

None

None

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CH5

161.01MHz

None

None

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CH6

173.99MHz

None

None

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CH7

161.01MHz

151.4Hz

None

Wide

CH8

161.01MHz

None

023

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CH9

161.01MHz

151.4Hz

None

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CH10

161.01MHz

None

023

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UHF  TYPE A

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CH1

400.01MHz

None

None

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CH2

415.01MHz

None

None

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CH3

429.99MHz

None

None

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CH4

400.01MHz

None

None

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CH5

415.01MHz

None

None

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CH6

429.99MHz

None

None

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CH7

415.01MHz

151.4Hz

None

Wide

CH8

415.01MHz

None

023

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CH9

415.01MHz

151.4Hz

None

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CH10

415.01MHz

None

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UHF  TYPE D

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CH1

450.01MHz

None

None

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CH2

465.01MHz

None

None

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CH3

479.99MHz

None

None

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CH4

450.01MHz

None

None

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CH5

465.01MHz

None

None

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CH6

479.99MHz

None

None

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CH7

465.01MHz

151.4Hz

None

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CH8

465.01MHz

None

023

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CH9

465.01MHz

151.4Hz

None

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CH10

465.01MHz

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UHF  TYPE F

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CH1

480.01MHz

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CH2

496.01MHz

None

None

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CH3

511.99MHz

None

None

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CH4

480.01MHz

None

None

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CH5

496.01MHz

None

None

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CH6

511.99MHz

None

None

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CH7

496.01MHz

151.4Hz

None

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CH8

496.01MHz

None

023

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CH9

496.01MHz

151.4Hz

None

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CH10

496.01MHz

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PLL & Transmitter

   
Set up the test equipment as shown for transmitter
alignment.
Maintain the supply voltage at 13.8V DC for all steps.
   

PLL VCV

Connect the positive lead of the DC voltmeter to the test
point TP1013 (VCV) on the Main Unit, as indicated in the
figure, and the negative lead to chassis ground.
   
Set the transceiver to the high band edge frequency
channel, then adjust coil on the Unit for 4.2 V on the
voltmeter.
   
  VHF: L1016 / UHF: L1021
   
Key the transmitter, and adjust coil on the Unit for 4.2 V
on the voltmeter.
   
  VHF: L1017 / UHF: L1022
   
Next select to the low edge frequency channel and
confirm about 1.0 V (0.8V – 1.2V) on the voltmeter.
   
Key the transmitter, and confirm about 1.0 V(0.8V – 1.2V)
on the voltmeter.
   
   
   
   

PLL Reference Frequency

  With the wattmeter, dummy load and frequency counter
connected to the antenna jack, and select band center
frequency channel, key the transmitter and adjust
TC1001 on the Main Unit, if necessary, so the counter
frequency is within 100 Hz of the channel center
frequency for the transceiver version.

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