INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR THE SENOORE PEL( & PEL6 FIELD EFFECT METERS “the Sencore FEL4 and PE6 Field Etfect Meters are s revolutionary new concept Intest meters, Trey take all the advantages of « VTVM and combine them with fhe advantages of a VOM to make an extremely versacle meter. ifigh input m= Dedance on all AC & DC voltage ranges, peak to peak AC measurements, & DC Soro center scales combined with zoro warm up time, DC current ranges, and YOM portability makes the Field Effect Meter a truly great instrument. Anyone inthe electrical or electronic flelds ~ service technicians, engineers, field eng neers, hams, experimenters ete, ~ will find that the Fletd Effect Meter is the ‘complete answer fo his measuring needs. Noother meter inthe FEL4 or FEI6 clase hasall of these features in one instrument: + High input impedance on both AC and DC voltage ranges (10 mexohims, ‘ang 15 megohim) + True peak to peak AC ranges. + Zero center ranges for solid state servicing. + DC current ranges for general esting + Mirzored scale meter for greater accuracy in readings. + Meter protected from overloads. freuit protected from accidental application of wrong voltages, *+ All steet construction for greater durability + natzery operated for complete portability. ELS SPECIFICATIONS bc vouts Reneons Oo 1, 3; 10, 0, 100, 00 ane 1000 FULL. SCALE 288, MSs, -S003, 15 1S, 90 10 5, “150 150 Sit 0 ty 800:22R0 CENTER SCALE RANGES Input Resisinaces 1S megonme shunted by 14 FF Mcuracys 22 2 : Ae Rejcket: 36 300 umes (30 wo Soy ac vouts anges! (Rms) Swe, 3, 10, 30, 100, $00 and 1000 FULL SCALL Ranges: (Peak vo Peas) Tee oe esrds 28, 84, 280, 640 and 2800 Full Seale, frequency compensated Input Resiotnoe: 10 megohms shunted by 29 PF. Eoqueney Response: Flat? 2312 9 IMHZ Jab points lle to 10MHa Accuracy: 441/25 OUMMETER Ranges: 0 t0 1000 ohms, 10K, 100K, 10 megohms and 1000 megohms Accuracy: +2 degrees ARC DC CURRENT MEASUREMENTS Ranges: 0 - 100 microamps, ma, 10ma, 100ma and 1 Ampere Accuracy: + 3% Internal Voltage Drop: 200 MV FEIG "ECIFICATIONS. De VOLTS Ranges? 0 to 1, 3, 10, 30, 100, 300 and 1000 PULL SCALE 7.500 25; 1.5 11.5, =5 to 5, =15 10 15, =50 10 50, ~190 t0 150 ‘and ~300 to 500 ZERO'CENTER SCALE RANGES Input Resistance: 15 megohms shunted by 14 PF at jack or 37 PF thru cable Accuracy: 41.5%, [AC Rejection: 30 to 300 times (30 to SOdb).. ac VOLTS Ranges: (Rms) Dol, 3, 10, 30, 100, 300 and 1000 FULL. SCALE Ranges: (Peak to Peak) 0-2.8, 5.4, 28, B4, 260, 840 and 2500 Full scale, frequency compensated (put Resistance: 10 megohms shunted by 29 PF at jick or 118 PF thru cable Frequency Response: Flat: 25HZ to IMHZ db points: 1042 vo LOMH2 Accuracy: + 3% DHMMETER “Ranges: 0 t0 1000 ohms, 10K, 100K, 10 megohms and 1000 megohms Accuracy: #2 degrees ARC DC CURRENT MEASUREMENTS Ranges: O~ 100 microamps, Ima, 10ma, 100ma and 1 Ampere Accuracy: + 9§ full scale inernal Voltage Drop: 200MV GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ON FEL4 AND FEI6 jeter: 41/2", 100 microamp + 2%, dlode protected and isolated from input Multiplier Resiacors:, 1% preciaion type on FEL4; 1/2% on PELG Onms Battery: 1.3V"C" cell, Eveready Type #1035 or equivalent Power supply battery: 9 volt,’ Eveready Type #222 or equivalent WNeighe (less Batteries): 3-1/4 Ibs. Dimensions: 5 w x 7-3/16" 3-1/16d Accessories: High Voltage probe (39A19) extends range to 30KV. CONTROLS ON THE FEL & FEIS ‘The Field EffectMleter is as simple to operate as a standard VOM, Panel controls include the RANGE switch, FUNCTION swites, meter ZERO ADJ, OHMS ADJ, a the off-on switch, The following fs a brief description of each control and how it is used,OPF-ON switch: The OFF-ON switeh controls the power to the eircuttin che Fiekd liect Meter. In the OFT position, the hatiery is disconnected from the circuit andtremeter is off, Inthe ON position, the battery voltage 1s applied t thecireuit Gnd the meter ig ready to go. A red lag appears in the switchopening to indicate Sheu the Eleld Ettect Meter is on. When measuring current, the OFF-ON switch may be left In the OFF position as no battery power 1s needed. ZERO ADJ: ‘The ZERO AD] is used to position the pointer of the meter over the Zero on the extreme left of the meter scale oF co position the pointer on the center Zero when using the zero center ranges of the Field btfect Meter, OHMS ADJ: ‘The OHMS ADJ 4s the same as that found on most meters. Prior to fheasuring resistance, the test leads are shorted together and the OHMS ADI is Totated for a full scale deflection (2ero olims) as read on the ohms scale of the meter. FUNCTIONSWITCH: ‘The FUNCTION ewitch selects the type of measurement to be pretormed. Minusor Plis DCYolts or MA, AC volts or OHMS andthe BATT. CHK. RANGE SWITCH: The RANGE switch selects the desired range of cuxgent, voltage, oF resistance t be measured, SHIELDED LEAD ON THE FEL & FEN6 “The Sencore Ficld Effect Meters are equipped with a shielded lead on the positive input lead so that accurate AC measurements can be made in the presence of ong electrostatic ani magnetic fields, The shield, which is also effective on Mign Shans ranges, is only resected when using the AC Volts/Ohms functions anc MeeGietonnceted when making DC measurements to prevent capacitive loading ot the circuit being measured ‘Test lead comections to the PEL or FE16 are made through the red and black pining jacks. The shield connects through a small pin jack (plainly mazked) so that Le cannot be mistakenly used ag one of the test lead connections. OPERATING THE FELA and FEI6 “The Sencore Field EffectMeters are simple and easy 0 operate. Set the Function Switch to the desired test tobe preformed, the RANGE switeh to he desired range, ‘connect tie leads and read the results onthe meter. Here 1s a brief description of hhow each test is performed. READING DC VOLTS: To read DC volts, che Function switch is set t either plus OF tinue DCV/MA. ‘The Range switch f set to the desired range of voltage from fone vole to 1000 voles full scale. If the voltage to be measured is unknown, start “ith the highest range and work down uacil the voltage can be measured, Connect the leads to the circuit andread the results onthe meter, When measuring voltage In RE-IF circuits, @ 100K isolation resistor at the end of the red test lead will reduce capacitive effects without effecting accuracy of readings. “The DC voltage is readon the two blackscales justabove the mirror onthe meter, ‘The top DC seale is from zero 10 1.0 volts andl each mark is equal to ,02 voles ‘Thetortom seale 1s zero 10 3.0 volts anieach markis equal to . I volts. "Thezero tO 1,0 seale 1g used or the 1, 10, 100, and 1000 volt ranges and the zero to 3.0 Seale ie used for the 3, 30, amt 300 vole ranges. In use the merer indication is multiplica by 10, 109, ‘or 1000 depending upon che range. For example, if the 4 range switch Is onthe 10 volt range and the meter reads .42 volts, the actual vol ‘age fg .42 times 10 oF 4.2 voles DC. READING AG VOLTS: Toread AC volts, the Function switch Is setto the ACV/OHMS osition and the Range switch to the desixed range. For RMS voltages the two Slack seaies marked AC (RMS) are used. For peak to peak voltages, the two red seales directly below the AC (RMS) acales are used. The readings are multiplied in the same way as with the DC scales, to obtain the actual voleage present. On the zero to 1,0 AC (RMS) scale, each mark is .02 voltsand onthe zeroto 3.0 volts eale, each mark is .1 volts. On the zero to 2,8 volts AC (P-P) scale, each mark Ip +1 volts and on the zero to 8.4 volts seale, cach mark is .2 volts. READING DC VOLTS ZERO CENTER SCALE: The zero center scalesareused 10 ‘ead plus or minus voltages without the necessity of changing polarity with the jeads or Function switch, To use the zero center scales, set the Function swt ‘0 plus DCV/MA position and adjust the ZERO ADJ until the meter reads at the zero mark in the center of the seale. This gives ranges of plus or micus .5 voles {top scale) or plus or minus 1,5 volts (bottom scale) times 10, 100, or 1000 ue pending uponthe setting of the range switch. Uf the range switch is in the 300 vole position, the zero to 1,5 volts scale is usedand hecomes zero to 150 volts plus or minus. "If the meter swings up scale or to the right, it is a positive voltage. It the meter swings down scale or to the left, it ts a negetive voltage. This unique feature allows you to determine the polarity as well as the amplitude of a DC vol- tage and ig very handy in solid stave servicing. READING OHMS: To read resistance, ser the Function switch vo ACV/OHMS and the Range sivitch co the desired range of resistance to be read. Alter checking to seethat themeter Is "zeroed" atthe lefcedge of the scale, short the leads together Aiud adjust the O1IME AD} control for full seale deflection of tho moter. Unshort the leads and be sure that the meter returns the extreme leftot the scale, Place the tnkmown resistance between the cwo leads and read the resistance on the Ci." scale (top red scale on meter). Multiply the reading on the meter by the range sed, Por example, if the moter read 15 and che range switch was set on RX1UD, the actual resistance would be 15 times 100 or 1500 ohms. CAUTION: When mak= ing ohms measurements, be sure that the power to the circuit is turned off. The application of excessive voltages to the RXI, RX1O, and RX100 ohms ranges ca damage the invernal standard resistor of the Field Effect Meter. MEASURING DC CURRENT: To measure DC current, the Function switch ts set to either the plus or minus DCV/MA position and the Range switch 10 the desired range of current. The power to the Field Bffecr Meter does noc have to be turncd fon and may be left off to conserve on battery life if you so desire. Connect the Jeads in series and read the resultant current on the meter. The 0t0 1.0 DC YOLTS (MA) seale is usedon all currentmeasurements, Ifthe meter reads back- wards, indicating that the leads are reversed, simply change the polarity with the Function switch fo the opposite polarity and the meter will read up scale. MEASURING HIGH VOLTAGE WITH THE FEL4 AND FEI6 CAUTION: High voltage is dangerous and cautiou should be observed wen mea suring high voltages. Be sure that the ground lead from the Fleld Etfect Meter 18, connected to the ground on the unit, Ir che ground lead is not connected, you QT merely extending the high voltage closer to you. Stand away from the unit you ace. ‘measuring and keep one hand in your pocket as a safety measure. High voltage Im Color TV is especially dangerous because it can go as high as 30,000 volts and [3 regulated. If you should come across i, it will not lead down, 5S919 igh Voltage Probe is an optional assessory, used co extend the DC Be A ey Yes Neteet0 90,000 vole. contains a 1, 489 megohm 2% ran oe OOK mulipllor or any range of ene Field Effect Meter. The reset to flv # Jey for oust voltages, 10K tor focus and SOKW for high vol special ranges Ot gn onthe front panel, Do woe meagre voltages higher han gas are mare AB gh tltage probe as the axiom rating of the resistor ts BV. ‘To use the High Voltage Probe, simply plug the test lead into the red jack of the Field Elfect Mecer an connect the black lead from the black Jack to ground. Set fhe function ewiteh fo + DCV/MA (-DCV/MA if you are measuring a negative vol- lage) and the range switch tothe 3KV, 1OKV, or SOKV position depending upon the voltage to be measured. ly the readings on the 3 wlt scale by 1000 for ‘To read the actual voliage, multiply IKV position, and the 3 volt the BKV position, the 1 volt scale by 10,000 for the 10} scale by 10, 000 for the 30KY position. “The High Voltage Probe can also be used to measure voltagesof 100, 300, anit 1000 hits DE with an input impedance of 1, 500 megohms. To obtain his high input im= Tedanee, setthe range switch t tie 1, 3, or 10 volerange and measure the voltage Using the S9AL9 High Voltage Probe. CHECKING THE BATTERIES OF THE PELA AND EEI6 “The 9 volt transistor battery used in the Field Effect Meter can readily be check- ad using the BATT. CHK, position of the Function switch. ‘The range switch may fe in any position and will not effect the reading of the battery condition. If the rotor feats Is ie gieen axea or DATT GOOD soetion of the meter (lower right fend corner) the battery is good and the readings taken with the Field Effect Merer (will be accurate, If the meter reads below the green area, the battery should be Feplaced. ‘The onms battery can also be checked easily by using the same scale Ghthe Pied Effece Meter. set the switch fo ACV-OHMS and the Range switch to RxlO, Adjust the meter for zero indication on che left edge of the scale with the ZERO ADJ control. Short the leads together and set the OHMS ADJ for full scale meter indication, "Withoucunshorting tie leads, switch the RANGE switch co RXL, Ifthe meter reads in the green area or BATT GOOD (lower right hand corner) the ohms battery is good. If it reads belowthis, the chmsbatiery should be replaced. MEASURING HIGH DC CURRENT Upto 10 amps of DC current can be measured with te Field Effect Meter adapror blow. Use a double 3/4 inch banana plug and two feet of number 20 copper wire to formthe shunt, The leads carrying he'current tothe shunt should be & number 1 or heavier with heavy clips to connect into che circuit FIGURE 1 ‘To use the 10 amp adaptor, plug It into the jacks on the Field Effect Meter. Set the range switch to the 100\microamp position and the Function switch to plus DEV/MA. The Field Btfect Meter docs not need to be turned on for current measure- ‘ments, Multiply the readings on the 0 ~ 1 DC volts scale by 10 to get the current in amps. If the meter reads backwards, reverse the polarity by switching the minus DCV/MA position. Double 3/4” Banana plug Mig. ‘Mig. part aumber E. F. Johnson ‘Type 108 General Radio Z-MB National FWwr Pomona, MDP-AMDP-ST \SURING AC CURRENT WITH THE FEL4 AND FEI6 The Field Effect Meter can be used to measure AC current with the cireuit shown below. The resistor or resistors are placed in series with the AC source going tothe device under test. The AC voltage drop across the resistor Is measured ard can be converted directly into AC amps. ‘This adaptor may be bullt In a tox with a switch to facilitate the switching. The resistors used are all one ohm of at leastone watt. The Ohmite 995 series of 1 1/2 watt wirewound are ideal for this. Asstandard one wast carbon resistor will also work. If the unit fs to be used for fan extencled period of time and is enclosed in a box, i 18 a good idea to use a two ‘watt carbon in place of the one watt carbon resistor. ac Aeceoracte FIGURE 2 When measuring from zero to one amp, the one ohm resistor Is used and the Function ewitch is set on ACV/OFMS ane the Range switch tothe one volt position. ‘To measure three amps of AC current, three resistorsare placedinparallel. The Range switch remains onthe one voltrange, butthe three volt scale is read directly inamps, A 10 amp range can also be made by paralleling 10 one ohm resistors land using the one volt scale, multiply your readings by 10. 7MEASURING EXTREMELY SMALL CURRENTS WITH THE FEL4 AND FEL6 Very small currents nanosmps (,001 ua) may be measured using the Field Bitect Meter in conjunction with a 3 vole battery. Leakage currents of transistors and diodes and leakage currents through paper or clectralytic capacitors can be measured. To make nanoamps measurementa sor the Function Switch to +DCV/ma and Range Switeh to 3 volts. Connect the 3 volt battery across the input terminals; meter should read “ull scale or slightly higher. Connect transistor diode or capacitor between one battery terminal and the Field Effect Meter input. Observe polarity \when connecting to device to obtain an accurate indication. Read current on ma scale and multiply reading by 200. Current measured will’ be ia nanoamps. For examples 12 germanfum diode leakage Indication is .98 ma, .98 x 200 = 196 nanoamps 4 silicon diode leakage indication is .L ma. 11 x'200 = 20 nanoamps OVERLOAD PROTECTION ON THE FELA AND FEIO ‘The circuits and meter of the Fleld Effect Meters are protected from accidental overloads and application of excessive voltages. A silicondiode protects the tran= Ssistors and clzcule fromdamage. The meter is protected by two diodes end a re~ Sslstor. The diodes shunt excessive current around the meter. If the current is excessivly high or is applied for too long a period of time, the fuse resistor R24 ‘will burn out protecting the meter and diodes, When this resistor is open, the Current and ohms function of the Field Effect Mesers will be inoperative, but the ‘meter can stll beused to measure voltage. R24 is a standard 100 ohm, 1/2 watt, 10g resistor, located on the Range switch, and is readily accessable when the meter is removed from the case. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS “The Fleld Effect Meter does not have to be taken apart to replace the batteries. ‘The door on the back of the Field Effect Meter gives access to the batteries and hatuery clips for ease of replacement. Ifthe Pield Effect Meter must be serviced or calibrated, the battery door must first be removed. Then the two screws hold- lng the front panel to the case are removed, This allows the front panel to be lifted out for service, To separate the froat panel from the case, the battery door with the batteries must be passed chrough the hole in the back of che case, BATTERY REPLACEMENT: To replace the batteries in the Feld Effect Meter, remove the screw holding the battery plate in the back of the instrument, The battery plate will slip out exposing the batteries in the clips on the plate. ‘The 9 volt battery can be replaced by any standard 9 volt transistor battery. An Eveready type 8222 or equivelest is recommended as it will give longer battery life, The 1. volt °C" cell can be replaced by any standard °C" cell. One of the ‘many long life types will provide longer life in use. To conserve on battery life, the Field Effect Meter should be turned olf when not in use or when measuring current. ‘The 9 volt battery is usedonly whenthe Field Effect Meter is measuring ‘AC and DC volte and resistance. CALIBRATING THE FEL4 AND FEI6 The Field Effect Meter may be recalibrated easily and quickly If it becomes ne~ sessary by simply removing the battery plate, This will expose the controls on the prinved board. Figure three shows the location of these controls. “The 9. volt battery should be replaced with afresh one ifthe Field Effect Meter isto be coin pletely recalibrated, The DC BAL and the meter mechanical zero must be check= 2d and readjusted if necessary before recalibrating the unit. 1, Sot the front panel ZERO ADJ to the mechanical center of its rotation, the Range switch co the 1000 vale position, and turn the Field Effect Meter on. 2, With the Function switch in the plus DCV/MA position, adjust the DC BAL for a'zero meter Indication. Switch to minus DCV/MA.. If che meter pointer moves, recheck and reset the meter mechanical zero with the Field Effect Meter turned aff, Recheck the DC BAL for a zero meter indication. 3, Sotthe Range ewltch to the 1 volt positionand the Funetion switch to ACV/OMMS. Apply a known I volt AC RMS voltage and adjust the AC CAL for full ecale meter Selection. Remove your hand from the AC CAL. pot tobe sure youare not picking Sp any stray AC and adding ft to the calibration of the Pield Effect Meter. If an ikcurate source of ACs notavailable, the AC line maybe used. Inthis case, sct the Range switch 10 the 300 volt position and adjust the AC CAL. contral 10 read the line voltage. This will sormally be 115 w 117 voles. Flewcore BAB Cae det PIGURE 3 . DC calibration is achived by setting the Function switch co plus DCV/MA aad the Range switen tothe 1 voleposition. Apply aknown | volt DC souree and adjust the DC CAL for a full scale derlection on the meter. A 1.5 volt battery may 9f50 he used to calibrate the Field Effect Meter, Set the Range switch 10 the 3 volt position andadjust the meter w indicate 1,85 volts which is he normal volege froma new 1.5 vole battery. A more accurate calibration may be achived wih mercury battery as its vollage is more constant and has closer tolerance. °CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION: ‘The Sencore FEL4 and FEI6 Field Elfect Movers uses a balanced differential am- plifier with field effect transistors (FET) toprovide the utmost intest meters ~ the flexability and portability of a VOM wit all the advantages of a VTVM, high iaput Impedance, peak to peak AC etc. Field effect transistors make this possible, because even though they are “solid state" they perform like a vacuum tube, The gate (grid) controls the current flow between the source (cathode) and drain (plate) by the effect of the electrostatic field between the gate and che source (bias), There isn't any gate current flow therefore the ioput impedance is extremely high. Since the FET does not ave a cathode to "wear out” the Field Effect Meter is more stable aod less subject to ‘change than the conventional VIVM, ‘TRI and TR2 (see schematic fig. 4) form the differential amplifier used for DC volts and Ohms measurements. With no voltage applied to the input of TRI, the ZERO ADJ control (R31) is set so that the voltages developed across Source re sistorss R14 and R22 are equal, such that no currentwill flow thru the mever.” The DC BAL control (R29) is an internal adjustment that performs the game as the ZERO ADJ control. It is used co compensate for component tolerances. When a 1G voltage is applied:o the input of TRI thehalance between TRI and TR? isupset {and the meter will indicate in proportion t» the voltage applied. Seven OC and AC anges are provided with the input divider RL thru R8, Capacitors C2 thru CB ‘compensate thedivider for AC voltages, The DC‘CAL control (RIS) is an internal adjustment used to calibrate the meter when a known DC voltage is applied to the input. When a very high voltage is applied co the gate of TRI (Range switch set incorrectly) diode CR7 will conduct and keep the voltage applied to TRI to # safe level to prevent destuviion of te teinststor Ohms measurements are made by forming @ voltage divider with thé unknown re~ sistor and a known resistor ~ R9 for RXI range, RIO for RXIO range ete. ~ and reading the voltage that is developed across the known resistor. Initially with the unknown resistor zero (leads shorted together) tie OHMS ADJ control (R23) is set 0 that the meter reads at full scale with full potential from BL applied to TRI. AS external resistance is placed herween the leads the meter willindicate proportion ately lower, The meter is calibrated in ohms on the top scale. For AC voltage measurements the AC voltage is applied to TRI thrudivider R2-R8 as with DC volts. The output of TRI is fed to a peak to peak detector consisting Of C10, CLL, CRi and CR2.. The DC ouput is fed to TRA thru divider R25, R26~ R2ardCK6, ‘The meter is lathe source circuitot TR2, ‘The DC voltage developed {in the source of TR2, and consequently the gneter indication is proportional to the Beak to peak AC applied to TRI. Diodes CRS and CR6 compensate tor changes ie femperature so that meter indications remain accurate over a wide temperature range, DC current measurements are made using the meter and shunt resistors R16 thru R19. “‘Thetransistors andassoctated circuitry are notused, On the 100 microamp range the meter is connected directly into the eireult. Diodes CR3 and CR4 protect the meter movement from excessive overloads up to several amps. The diodes are protected with resistor R24 which will burn out when the maximum current rating of the diodes is exceeded, R24 is’ standard 100 obum 1/2 watt resistor, 10 EIELD EFFECT METER TROUBLE CHART Symptom Probable Cause Corrective Mea: Unit dead, meter Defective 9V battery (82) Replace battery Poor battery contact Check battery contacts Broken rod Wire at ON OFF Check wiring to aviteh switch (53) or at PC board and to PC board Broken black wire from Check black wire battery to PC board Defective Meter Replace Meter Shorted Diode CRS or CR4_Replace defective diode VOLTS ricusurenents ORY burst out fuse Feslatar ROY Replace R24. 100 ohms — tut no indication on ORMS 1/2w log ‘and MILLIAMPS functions Cannot zero meter Fuucilowand vange ——~Reset switches to correct switches in current positions positions, Poor contact at or/open _Resolder contact and oes not read at all resistor R32 ‘change resistor if ne~ cessary Broken wire to zero adj Check wire to zero adj contral sontrol. ‘Transistors burst out Replace transistors and recalibrate unit ‘RX Function Is Ohms Sarit out reaistor WT ———Replace resistor easurement does not work. TO TaREHOR To ORS THE OR eR TT reasurement dacs nat work, ‘Tma Tanction only in Bunt out reatwtor RIS ——Neplace resistor does not work, ‘TO-ma function only ta Burnt out reelstor RIT Replace veaisior ——— place 1esIser does not work. snnot adjust Ohi zero — Blue Wire 1 ohie wer) CHEK Wor Droken Wie too broken Poor contact at battery BI Check for poor contacts Broken wire to battery Check wiring contact Weak battery BL Replace with 1.5 volt , PeetPELs PARTS LIST F REPERENGE NO. BART NO. DESCRIPTION ‘ RL, CR2, CRE 190284 Diode, Germanium #80 CRS, CRE eos Diode’ reeuitier «5A “30 é sxooetv 3 crs 1sc13 Diode, 1N34A 30 7 cr? 3062 Diode’ silicon ro a mM 230258 Meter 41/2", 100 microamp 24.50 1900 otim cot RI i021 Smeg 1/20 1%, R2 146103 lok 1/20 1, RS 146366, 23.3K 1/20 1g, RY 146267 6.7K 1/2 1, RS 146268 233K 1/2W 1% RS 140269 67K 1/20 1% 7 146270 2.33 meg 1/2 1g RB 146272 6.67 meg 1/20 12 Ko 140264 9.1 ohm 1/2W 1 | m0 146255 100 ohm 1/2W 1% | Rit uuGi01 1K 1/2 1g RIS 13651 SK control BC Vert Mount le Ris 1aG275, 220 ohm 1/2W 1% g RI 140274 20 ohn 1/2 1% g RIS 146273 2 chen 1/247 1 7 RD ues 81/4" Advance wire 3 (298 ohms £0) 7 Rs 15475 15K controt Tab mount 1” shate js R26 13466 122 meg cbuerol FC Vert Mount uv RD 15853 10K comtrol 2 Vere Mount 7 RL 15868 SOK control zab mount 1" shaft TRL, TRE 19c27 ‘Transistor 983672 (FET) a 24G173 015 mi 10 mylar 3 2aci73 Sooo 5%, N30 ca 2aci74 2OOPF 5% N150 3, 08 dactat S00Pe 5 8150 cs 24Gi78 BOOPF 3% NI50 cis 2ac20 OME, 15 VOLTS SL 25105 Range Switch 7PL2P rotary $ 32 2504 Fanstion Soitch 8P4P rotary s 23c4 Slide Switch SPDT 10CASC Case, vinyl clad steel 10p216A Panel, satin chrome sereeved 1042224 Battery plate (door) s3ci43 Bawery clip (1.30 "C" cell) 330226 Battery clamp (@vok) 35016 Battery plug 8" lead 39624 ‘Test Probe with shielded lead (PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE) 3KAXL's -® BAMA This manual is provided FREE OF CHARGE from the “BoatAnchor Manual Archive’ as a service to the Boatanchor community. 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