on can ott won Service Manual for ‘Jet Set’— KR607 FOOTSCRAY, SIDCUP, KENT 01-300 7733 32 Milton Road, East Kilbride, Glasgow East Kilbride 25101 ITTService Manual for KR607 Dimensions : Height 43” Weight : 2+ Ibs. including batteries Power Supply : 6 volts—4 off U11 Power Consumption: Quiescent 11 mA 100 mW 75 mA Power Output: 450 mW at 10% distortion Battery Life : 120 hours at an average listening level Wavebands: V.H.F./F.M. 88MHz—104 MHz Medium 190m—580m, 515kHz—1610kHz Long 1150m—2100m, 145kHz—260kHz Loudspeaker : 5° x3"8Q Transistor Complement: 2SC535B—F.M. r.f. amplifier 2SC461B—F.M. mixer oscillator 2SC460B—F.M. 1sti.f. amplifier/a.m. mixer-oscillator 2SC460A—F.M. 3rd i.f. amplifier/a.m. 2nd if. amplifier 2SB758 —Preamplifier 2SB75B —Driver 2SB156B (2 off)—Push-Pull output Diode Complement: IN6O (2 off)—Ratio detector IN34 —A.M. detector IN60 —F.M.a.g.c. 181211 —Bias compensator Controls : Volume, On/Off Tone Tuning Waveband V.H.F./F.M. Medium Long Page 1CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION F.M. Signals from the telescopic aerial are fed via the matching coil L2 to TX1, an rf. amplifier which is Operated in the common base mode. The parallel circuit L1 and C3 provides a shunt impedance to frequencies outside the required Band II. In the collector of TX1 is the circuit which is tuned with the gang capacitor Cv1, The signal passes from this Circuit to TX2, the common base mixer oscillator, which has as its collector load the oscillator circuit Cv2 and L5 and the if. trans- former L6 and L7. The single tuned transformer L6/L7 is coupled to the base of TX3, which functions as the 1st f.m. if. amplifier. The signal from the collector of TX3 is coupled by the single tuned transformer L16 and L17 to TX4. A tapping on L16 feeds a Neutralizing signal via C18 to the base of TX3 to improve its stability. From TX4 the signal passes to TXS, the 3rd f.m. if, amplifier, via L20 and L21. C26 again provides neutralizing feedback to give improved stability. From TX5 the signal passes through the ratio detector and then to the top of the volume control, AM. Signals induced in the ferrite tod and tuned with the gang capacitor Cv3 are coupled via L10 or L11 into the base of TX3, which is the a.m. mixer oscillator. The collector of TX3 is switched to either L12/L13 or L14/L15, the oscillator coils which are tuned by the gang capacitor Cv4 and both series feed the base of TX3 through windings L10 or L11 on the ferrite rod. The if signal passes to L18 and L19, the 1st a.m. if. transformer, and then to TX4, the 1st a.m. i.f, amplifier. From the collector of TX4 the signal passes through L20 to L22 and L23, the 2nd a.m. if. transformer, which again has neutralizing feedback provided by C27. The signal is then fed to TX5, the 3rd a.m. if. amplifier, which drives L24 and L25 via 127. Feedback is again neutralized by C31. The signal is then fed to the a.m. detector D3. A diode D2 is used to Stabilize the base currents against falling battery voltage. The slider of the volume control also has C43 in series with C9 connected between it and earth to provide fixed tone correction on a.m. only. Page 2AUDIO Signals from the volume control are fed to TX6, the audio amplifier, and then directly to TX7, the driver. The transformer L30, L31 and L32 serves as a phase splitter to feed the output pair, TX8 and TX9. These are transformer coupled to the loudspeaker. R45 and C49 provide a switched treble cut tone control and R48 is a temperature dependant resistor providing thermal stabilization. OPENING THE RECEIVER FOR SERVICING Remove the two Philips headed screws from the back of the case. Holding the back of the case in one hand, ease the bottom of the front of the case out from the back with the fingers of the other hand. The top of the front of the case is located in the top of the back by two small lugs. Slide the front of the case away from the top of the back, and pull the front out slightly. Now slide the front, with the attached tone and waveband switches, out sideways from the back of the case, being careful not to overstrain the battery and aerial 4eads. Lay the two halves of the case face down. To remove the printed circuit board first remove the two round-headed Philips screws from the board face. Lift the control end until the board is clear of the speaker magnet and slide the board out from its locating slots. To reassemble the case locate the tone and waveband switches in the back half of the case. Bring the two halves together until it is possible to fit the socket panel. Ensure that the socket panel is fitted the correct way round, and that the wires connected to it are not trapped when the front of the case is lowered into the back. Locate the top lugs of the front of the case in the top of the back of the case, and gently press the two halves of the case together. Finally, secure the two halves with the two Philips headed screws. Page 3KR607 ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS AM. Connect a signal generator, modulated at 1kHz to a depth of 30%, to a shielded test coil (85 turns of enamel covered wire on a 2” diameter former). Position the test coil so that it is coaxially in line with, and a few inches from the m.w. end of the ferrite rod. Follow the instructions set out below and adjust for maximum output. Operation Waveband Dial Pointer Input Frequency Adjustment 1 MW. 188m 470kHz L24, L25 2 MW. 188m 470kHz L22, L23 3 MLW. 188m 470kHz L18, L19 4 MW. Left hand of scale 505kHz 112, L13 5 MW. Right hand of scale 1650kHz Cté 6 MW. 500m 600kHz L8, L10 7 MW. 215m 1400kHz C4 8 LW. Left hand of scale 140kHz 114, L15 9 LW. Right hand of scale 270kHz Ct 10 LW. 1950m 155kHz L9, L11 11 Lw. 1180m 255kHz C3 Page 4F.M. LF. Switch to f.m. Set sweep generator to 10.7MHz. Operation Test Equipment Connections Adjustment 1 Connect sweep generator via a Tune L20, L21 for maximum 0.1 F capacitor to C8/L4 gain and symmetry of junction and oscilloscope response curve. to R23/TX6 junction. 2 Connections as above Tune L16, L17 for maximum gain and symmetry of response curve. 3 Connections as above Tune L6, L7 for maximum gain and symmetry of response curve. 4 Leave sweep generator connected Tune 26, L27 and L28, L29 to C8/L4 junction and move for symmetry of response oscilloscope to R34/R35 junction. curve and maximum gain. RF. Connect to TP2 a signal generator, frequency modulated with 1kHz and deviated by + 22.5kHz. Operation _ Dial Pointer Signal Generator Adjustment Frequency 1 Minimum Frequency 87MHz LS 2 Maximum Frequency 105MHz cr. 3 Minimum Frequency 87MHz L3 4 Maximum Frequency 105MHz ct Page 528/29 (oh : 33/34/35 Alignment LayoutROLLER POINTER TUNING GANG FULLY OPENED L og ©) 2'2 TURNS B22 Drive Cord AssemblyPARTS LIST KR607 DESCRIPTION Cabinet Front Cabinet Grille Cabinet Back Back Fixing Screws Battery Compartment Cover Battery Cover Fixing Screw Circlip Handle Assy. Handle Fixing Screw, 2 off Handle Fixing Washer, 2 off Handle Fixing Poly. Washer, 4 off Handie Fixing Hexagonal Nut, 3mm Badge Knob, Volume Knob, Tuning Knob, Tone Knob, Wavechange Lever Wavechange Sw. Coupler Speaker, 128mm x 77mm, Impedance 8 ohms Telescopic Aerial Scale Front Panel Scale Back Panel Scale Window Pointer Pointer Guide Plate Drum Drive Drive Cord Tension Spring Drive Cord Pulley Earphone Socket Earphone, Magnetic Socket Mounting Plate Coil Spring, Battery Contact Coil Spring, Battery Contact PART/LOC. NO. 1311-01130/21215 1332-0197/13069 1312-0279/21229 2340-6/26696 1313-01461 /21249 2310-67/26683 2461-251 /26704 1307-011/14025 2310-66/26680 2410-47/26681 2418-5032/26682 2446-301 B1/26698 21/187/13097 1352-01174/01207 1352-01175/01208 1352-01177/01211 1352-01176/01209 2674-5/01215 5812-C130013/03006 1392-30/06052 44/91/11007 44/91/1/11015 1339-0189/15053 2631-0163/11019 2231-16/11020 2611-026/18015 2651-11061 /23001 2612-2621 /18020 4451 -0019/25021 5921-C16026/25032 1342-0155/13095 2651-22017/25038 2651-22018/25043 Circuit Ref. Part/Loc. No. MIsc. Volume Control w/on/off Switch,5 Kohm —-R36 5113-502012/02003 Tuning Capacitor w/Trimmers CV1.2,3.4 5324-027/18023 Trimmer Capacitors Cts, Cra 6371-26/18029 Wavechange Slide Switch 4421 -06312/10053 Tone Slide Switch 4421-02211/10054 ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS Imfd 50v a2 08599 4.7 mfd 16v c39 08600 10 mfd 16 aa 08609 33 mfd 6.3v C9,23,45 08618 47 mfd 10v ca6 08623 100 mfd 10v c53 08628 220 mfd 6.3v C41,48 08633 Page 10DESCRIPTION Circuit Ref. Part Loc./No. SEMI-CONDUCTORS 2SC535B T™1 5613-535B/12105 28C461B TX2 5613-461B/12121 2SC460B 1X3, 4 5613-460B/12126 2SC460A 1x5 5613-460A/12130 2SB75B 1X6, 7 §612-75B/12131 2SB156B TXB, 9 5612-156B/12132 1N6O D1,3,4,5 5631-1N60/12133 481211 D2 5641 -1S1211/12136 Thermistor 23027 “ R48 5191-23D27/07221 INDUCTANCES VHF Coil u 5991 -0025/06045 VHF Coil 2 5991 -0095/06044 VHF Coil 3 5991-0265/06046 Emitter Coil ua 5995-0027/06047 VHF Coil (Oscillator) us 5991 -0085/06048 MW & LW Rod Aerial Assy. L8, 9, 10,11 5913-15/06049 LW Oscillator Cot 114, 15 05923-0193/06050 MW Oscillator Coil 12,13 5923-0183/06051 FM. IFT L6,7 5563-0123/05051 FM. IFT 116,17 & 120.21 5563-0113/05052 FM. IFT 126, 27 5573-00350/05053 FM. IFT. 28, 29 5573-0015E/05055 AM. IFT 118,19 5553-0019/05060 AM. IFT L22, 23 5553-0029/05059 AM. IFT 24, 25 5553-0039/05061 Driver Transformer L30, 31, 32 5581-00119/04005 Output Transformer L33, 34, 35 §582-00217/04006 Page 11The publication of information in this document does not imply freedom from patent and other protective rights of Kolster Brandes Ltd. or others. Page 12Habeas, Fo 58 i me x6 TT 8, 258758 258758 258568 1x3 1x4 1xs 2SC4608 2804608 25C460A ' 19 2581568 KR607 Circuit Diagram