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TECHNICAL MANUAL

ILLUSTRATED PARTS BREAKDOWN

RECEIVER, RADIO

AN/GRR-23(V) AND AN/GRR-24(V)

INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CORPORATION

AEROSPACE/OPTICAL DIVISION

F34601-68-C-4219

F04606-76-C-0559

F34601-76-A-0003-SM25

F34601-81-G-2554-SM11

F34601-81-G-2554-SM22

F34601-81-G-2554-SM17

F09603-82-G-1480-SM02

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I TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page Section Number

I INTRODUCTION ................... ....0...*........... ............... O..*. 1-1

It GROUP ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST .............. .......... o ..... *.*................ o 2-3

Receiver, Radio, AN/GRR-23(V) and AN/GRR-24(V) ................................. 2-1

Receiver, Radio, AN/GRR-23(V) and AN/GRR-24(V) ................................ 2-2

Amplifier, Audio Frequency.. 2-6

Amplifier, Intermediate Frequency 2-8

Limiter, Electrical Noise .p...o,.-.F.............................................. 2-14

Ampl ifier, Buffer -I............................................................... 2-18

Mixer-Multiplier, CHFontroled..................*.... .. 0****.....**.. 2-20

Mixer-Multiplier, UHF ....................... . 2-26

Mixer-Multiplier, VHF ............. .o........O.2-30

Mixer-Multiplier, VHF ........................... o.....2-34

Oscillator, Crystal Controlled ........................ *.**..... .......... 2-42

Oscillator, Crystal Controlled ...................... 2-46

Power Supply ......... .................................... 2-52

Preamplifier, AF/AGC-Squelch.. 2-56

Frdme Assembly, Receiver, Radio, UHF and VHF ................. .. 2-58

Interface Cable Kit ................ ....... .......... 2-66

Preamplifier, AF/AGC-Squelch .....................*............... . ........ 2-68

Synthesizer, Electrical Frequency, 0-1701/GR ...................2-

Oscillator/Multiplier ..o . ........................... 2-80

Preamplifier, AF/AGC-Squelch... ............ 2-84

III NUMERICAL INDEX. .... 3-1

IV REFERENCE DESIGNATION INDEX.... ....... ................... ...... .... 4-1

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SECTION I

INTRODUCTION I

1-1. GENERAL.

1-2. This Illustrated Parts Breakdown lists, illustrates, and describes assemblies, subassemblies and detail parts of Receivcr, Radio AN/GRR-23 CV) and AN/GRR-

24 CV).

1-3. MANUAL ORGANIZATION AND CONTENT.

1-4. The illustrated parts breakdown consists of the fol-lowing sections: Introduction (Section 1), Group As-sembly Parts List (Section 11), Numerical Index (Section III) and Reference Designation Index (Section IV).

1-5. SECTION 1, INTRODUCTION. The Introduction contains information and instructions for the use of the Illustrated Parts Breakdown.

fl= 7ROSTATCl SENSITIVE DLVICES.

This equipment contains electrostatic sensitive devices (ESDS). Special handling methods and materials must be utilized to prevent equipment damage. Refer to TO 00-25-234, section VII, for handling of ESDS devices.

Also refer to applicable maintenance section before as-sembly/disassembly or repair is performed. Illustrations that contain ESDS devices have the following symbol at-tached:

E S rusirwtv ncuicrs ,, D S , OOSr.HVC PRrEr~hlllDKS x-ICR Ifl?4UlttI

1-6. SECTION II, GROUP ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST. The Group Assembly Parts List is divided into representative main assemblies. These main assemblies are as shown in figure 1.

1-7. Each main assembly is broken down into subas-semblies, sub-subassemblies, and details thereof. Each item is arranged to indicate relationship to its next higher assembly (NHA), and is listed in order of disas-sembly except where the sequence of disassembly does not apply.

1-8. Formerly, the description of parts listed in the Group Assembly Parts List was indented to show relationship to the assemblies on which they arc used.

In this manual, however, the Group Assembly Parts List was compiled with an Electric Accounting Machine (EAM). Therefore, part descriptions appear in an even column, with a preceding "indent" code letter to indicate relationship. Examples of the EAM system arc:

EAM Method

A Complete Item, Main Group or Main Assembly

B Assembly

B Attaching Parts for Assembly

C Detail Parts of Assembly

C Subassemblies

C Attaching Parts for Subassemblies

D Sub-subassemblics

D Attaching Parts for Sub-subassemblies

E Detail Parts of Sub-subassemblies

1-9. All parts of the unit are listed except parts that have lost their identity by being permanently joined to another part (e.g., two parts welded together) and items made from bulk stock (e.g., hook-up wire).

1-10. GROUP ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST COLUMN DATA.

The Group Assembly Parts List consists of six columns (see page 2-3).

1-11. The figure and index number column contains an identifying number for each part shown in each illustra-tion. This identifying number consists of the applicable figure number separated from the index number by a hyphen. Components and assemblies that have been added are identified by the addition of a suffix letter in the index number.

1-12. Part Numbers in the part number columns are Government standard part numbers, International Telephone and Telegraph, Aerospace/Optical Division, Electro-Optical Operations part numbers or vendor part numbers. A vendor part number is designated by a manufacturer's five digit code number appearing in the description column immediately after the nomenclature.

All other part numbers are either Government standard or International Telephone and Telegraph, Aerospace/Optical Division, Electro-Optical Operations part numbers.

1-13. The indent column contains code letters indicating item relationships to the assemblies on which they are used, as described in paragraph 1-7.

1-14. The description column contains the names of the items as listed in Cataloging Handbook H6-1, or names assigned by the manufacturer, plus the additional modifiers necessary to insure identity of the items. Parts identified by Government standards are described by listing the name of the item only.

1-15. When the item is not a Government standard part or is manufactured by someone other than the equip-ment manufacturer, the manufacturer of the item is iden-tified by a 5-digit code number after the item name enclosed in diagonals. Following the item manufacturer's code number is the number the equip-ment manufacturer has assigned to the item (e.g.

"RELAY, ARMATURE/15432/SPEC DWG 425162-1").

The 5-digit manufacturer's code numbers are obtained from Cataloging Handbook H4-1.

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1-16. The units per assembly column indicates the number of units required per assembly, per subassembly.

and per sub-subassembly as applicable. If more than one assembly is required, the total of such assemblies is shown. For detail or subassembly parts of this major assembly, the quantity required for ONE major assembly is shown. Where items are listed for reference purposes, the symbol "REF" is inserted in the units per assembly column.

1-17. The usable on code column contains coding symbols for assemblies and parts to indicate specific differences among the various equipments covered according to serial, type, or model. In addition, this column is used to differentiate between similar assemblies used on one equipment. This eliminates the necessity for more than one breakdown and illustration of the similar assemblies. In this manual, explanation of the usable on code numbers is given at the beginning of the individual parts list. Where the usable on code column is blank, the part listed is usable as a replacement on all articles covered by this manual.

1-18. Policies, general information, and procedures for changing source and maintenance coding are contained in T.O. 00-25-195. Generally, the source codes, and maintenance repair level codes herein (see Source Code and Repair Code columns) were assigned by Air Force personnel when this equipment was purchased.

Assignment of codes was influenced by (a) maintenance policies of the Air Force base self-sufficiency program, (b) predicted maintenance actions, (c) base facilities and capabilities, (d) economic considerations. Definitions of these codes follow:

a. "P" Series-Parts Procured and under Inventory Stock Control:.

1. Code "P" identifies parts which may be requisitioned and installed by any level of maintenance consistent with the activity's authorized scope of maintenance. Code "P" is applied to parts on which usage is anticipated or known. Restricted (emergency) service manufacture of code "P" items is considered practical but may be accomplished only after confirmation of non-availability from supply sources.

2 Code "PD" identifies parts which may be requisitioned and installed by AF activities authorized depot-level maintenance only. Code "PD" is applied to parts on which usage is anticipated or known. Restricted (emergency) service manufacture of code "PD" parts is considered practical but may be accomplished only after confirmation of non-availability from supply sources.

3. Code "P1" identifies parts which may be requisitioned and installed by any maintenance level consistent with the activity's authorized scope of maintenance. Code "PI" is applied to parts on which

1-2 usage is anticipated or known, and which service manufacture is considered impractical.

4. Code "PID" identifies parts which may be requisitioned and installed by AF activities authorized depot-level maintenance only. Code "PID" is applied to parts on which usage is anticipated or known, and which service manufacture is considered impractical.

5. Code "P2" identifies insurance type parts which can be installed by any activity within their authorized scope of maintenance. This code is applied to parts which have limited usage and are difficult, impractical or uneconomical to manufacture. These items are not subject to periodic replacement or wear-out.

Infrequent replacement may result from deterioration or other unexpected occurrences. High reliability, long service life and delayed procurement items are included under this code.

6. Code "P2D" identifies insurance-type parts which may be installed by AF activities which are authorized depot-level maintenance only. This code is applied to parts as described under code "P2" and to delayed procurement items.

b. "M" Series-Manufacture, Parts not Procured:

1. Code "M" identifies parts, the manufacture and installation of which are within the capabilities of field maintenance activities; and t. which all of the following conditions apply:

(a) Procurement is not justified because of low usage or peculiar storage and installation factors.

Needs are to be met by local manufacture only as required.

(b) Their manufacture does not require tools, equipment, or skills not normally authorized at field maintenance level.

(c) Does not require test equipment not normally authorized at field maintenance level.

(d) Does not require material not normally available in AF inventory.

2. Code "MI" identifies parts which can be manufactured at activities authorized depot-level maintenance facilities and to which all of the following conditions apply:

(a) Procurement is not justified because of low usage or peculiar storage and installation factors. The need of base activities is to be met by requisitioning from the SM AMA or IM AMA.

(b) Their manufacture is beyond capabilities of field maintenance activities as outlined above.

(c) Their manufacture does not require tools or equipment not normally authorized at all AMAs.

c. "A" Series-Assemble, Asseimbly not Procured:

1. Code "A" identifies items capable of being assembled at any level of maintenance and is applied to assemblies of two or more parts, the majority of which are purchased and/or service manufactured.

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2. Code "Al" identifies assemblies which can be assembled at AF activities authorized depot-level maintenance only and is applied to assemblies described under "A" code.

d. "X" Series-Parts Considered Impractical for Service Manufacture:

1. Code "X" is applied to main structural members or similar parts, which, if required, would suggest extensive repair. The need for a part or parts coded "X" (wing spars, center section structure, etc.)

should normally result in a recommendation to retire the article from service.

2. Code "X1" identifies parts applicable at any ievel of maintenance consistent with the activity's authorized scope of maintenance and for which it is more feasible to obtain the next higher assembly; for example, an integral detail part such as a welded segment inseparable from its assembly; a part machined in a matched set; or a part of any assembly which, if required, would suggest extensive reconditioning of such assembly.

In some cases, code "XI" may be used to indicate an integral detail part of an assembly which has no anticipated usage and as an assembly was source-coded or "M 1."

3. Code "XID" identifies parts which are described under the "Xl" code but which are applicable to AF activities authorized depot-level maintenance only.

4. Code "X2" identifies parts which are applicable to any level of maintenance consistent with the activity's authorized scope of maintenance, for which there is no anticipated usage, and which are impractical for service manufacture. This type of item will not be stocked. Such parts shall be obtained from reclamation or, if not available from this source, requisitioned through normal supply channels together with supporting justification for one-time procurement and immediate use.

Repeated requests shall justify a change to a code "PI" or "P2", as applicable, if considered economical to procure and store such parts.

5. Code "X2D" identifies parts which are described under the "X2" code but which are applicable to AF activities authorized depot-level maintenance only.

Repeated requests for such parts shall justify a change to a "PID" or "P2D" code, as applicable, if considered economical and feasible to procure and stock such parts.

e. Code "U"-Parts not Procured. Manufactured, or Stocked. Code "U" is applied to installation drawings, diagrams, instruction sheets, field-service drawing numbers, and parts not otherwise of supply significance, including obsolete parts, which cannot be procured or service manufactured.

1-19. Codes for Parts Kits:

a. Code "F"-Minor or Field Parts Kit. Code "F" is applied to kits which are available to all maintenance

Section I Introduction activities authorized to perform base level repair of the end item, including overhaul activities in support of field activities.

b. Code "D"-Major Overhaul Parts Kit. Code "D" is applied to kits which are available only to those activities authorized to perform depot level repair.

c. Identification of Components of Parts Kits:

1. Code "KF." Code "KF" is applied to items which are components of F-Kits.

2. Code "KD." Code "KD" is applied to items which are components of D-Kits.

3. Code "KB." Code "KB" is applied to items which are components of both an F-Kit and D-Kit.

4. Items which are source coded "KD", "KF", or "KB", and for which the application of such items are peculiar to repair kits, will not be stocked separately and will not be assigned a FSN or any additional source codes.

5. Items which are source coded "KD", "KF", or "KB", and for which the application of such items are common to repair kits and to other repair or overhaul applications, will be stocked separately in the appropriate commodity class if followed by the letter "P".

1-20. Maintenance Repair Level Codes. The following are the maintenance repair level codes and their definitions:

a. CODE "S"-NO REPAIR. Code "S" identifies items which are nonreparable and have no reclamation value. When these items fail they will be disposed of at user level as condemned material.

b. CODE "B"-NO REPAIR; RECONDITION.

Code "B" identifies assemblies or parts that will be reconditioned at the user level by adjusting, cleaning, soldering broken connections, etc. If these items cannot be returned to serviceable condition by such means they will be disposed of at user level as condemned material.

No repair parts or tools are specially procured for maintenance of these items.

c. CODE "F"-REPAIR AT FIELD LEVEL Code "F" identifies items which will be repaired by the field level maintenance activities. Normal servicing will be done by organizational level maintenance. Selected parts, tools, and technical order data are procured and provided to applicable field level maintenance activities for repair of these items. No SRA is established for these items. If the condition of these items is such that they cannot be returned to serviceable condition by the field level maintenance activity with authorized parts and tools, they will be disposed of as condemned material. If repair of "F" coded items cannot be accomplished due to non-availability of authorized parts, tools, or other capability, the applicable SM/IM will be so advised with request for disposition instructions. "F" coded critical items, regardless of condition, will be

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d. CODE "D"-LIMITED FIELD REPAIR;

DEPOT OVERHAUL. Code "D" identifies items on which a limited degree of repair can be accomplished by field level maintenance activities. Normal servicing will be done at organizational level. SRA is established for overhaul of these items. A range of repair parts, tools, and technical order data consistent with the capability of repair are procured and provided to applicable field maintenance activities. Because of the design characteristics and complexity of repair, the degree of repair which is authorized on these items at the field maintenance level is necessarily determined by the degree of technical skills required and the cost of special tools, special test equipment, spare parts, and the predicted frequency of failure. If these items cannot be returned to serviceable condition with authorized parts and tools they will be returned to supply for shipment to the designated

SRA.

e. CODE "DM"-LIMITED FIELD REPAIR, MOBILE DEPOT OVERHAUL. Code "DM" identifies items to which all the conditions of code "D" apply except that repair beyond field capability will be done by the mobile depot activity (MDA). If the MDA cannot repair these items, disposition instructions will be requested from the IM.

f. CODE "L"-DEPOT LEVEL MAINTENANCE ONLY. Code "L" identifies items that will be repaired only at designated SRA. Necessary parts, repair equipment or overhaul capabilities are available at these activities. Required functional checkout and bench check equipment may be provided to applicable organizational and field level maintenance activities for accomplishing external adjustment or calibration and for verifying serviceability of these items. Items found unserviceable will be returned to supply for shipment to the SRA.

g. CODE "LM"-DEPOT LEVEL MAINTENANCE ONLY; MOBILE DEPOT ACTIVITY. Code "LM" identifies items to which all conditions of Code "L" apply except that repair will be accomplished by MDA. If MDA cannot repair these items, they will determine whether these items should be condemned or sent to the

SRA.

1-21. SECTION 111, NUMERICAL INDEX. The numerical index is a list of all parts contained in the Group Assembly Parts List, arranged in the order specified in specification MIL-M-8910.

1-22. NUMERICAL INDEX COLUMN DATA. Briefly, the part number arrangement is as follows. Using the first character of the part number (from the left hand side), the sequence is:

a. Letters A through Z (excluding 0).

b. Numerals 0 through 9 (the letter 0 is considered the numeral zero).

For the second and succeeding characters (from the left), the sequence is:

a. Space (blank)

b. Diagonal (slant) (/)

c. Point (period) (.)

d. Dash (-)

e. Letters A through Z (excluding 0)

f. Numerals 0 through 9

1-23. Items which have part numbers stamped or otherwise shown on the physical article, but which are not required to be listed in the Group Assembly Parts List (e.g., welded parts) have their part numbers listed followed by a code showing the next higher assembly of which they are a part.

Example:

PART

NUMBER

427145-5

FIGURE AND

INDEX NUMBER

QUANTITY

PER ARTICLE

(NHA) 907365-G3

1-24. When another part number, other than the original manufacturer's number, has been assigned to a part, both numbers are shown in their proper numerical sequence. The part that is not listed in the part number column of the Group Assembly Parts List has a note showing the original manufacturer's part number.

Example:

PART

NUMBER

615302-8

FIGURE AND

INDEX NUMBER

QUANTIY

PER ARTICLE

(See A-105)

1-25. SECTION IV, REFERENCE DESIGNATION

INDEX. The reference designations listed in Section IV are cross-referenced to part and figure-index numbers to facilitate rapid identification of parts for which only the reference designation is known.

1-26. The Reference Designation Index includes all components of electronic equipment having reference designations. The Reference Designation Index is divided into three columns consisting of the following:

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a. Reference Designation - Listed in alphanumerical order.

b. Figure And Index No. - Used to locate the corre-sponding Parts in the Group Assembly Parts List.

c. Part Number - Assigned by the manufacturer of the part.

1-27. VENDOR'S CODES. The vendor's codes used in this manual are as follows:

CODE VENDOR'S NAME AND ADDRESS

00656 Aerovox, Inc.

740 Belleville Avenue New Bedford, MA 02741

01121 Allen-Bradley Co.

1201 South 2nd Street Milwaukee, WI 53204

01295 Texas Instruments, Inc.

Semiconductor Group P.O. Box 225012 M/S 49 13500 N. Central Expressway Dallas, TX 75265

01766 International Crystal Mfg. Co., Inc.

10 N. Lee Avenue Oklahoma City, OK 73102

02111 Spectrol Electronics Corp.

Subsidiary of Carrier Corp.

17070 East Gale Avenue P.O. Box 1220 City of Industry, CA 91749

02114 Amperex Electronic Corp.

Ferroxcube Division 5083 Kings Highway Saugerties, NY 12477

02697 Parker-Hannifin Corp.

Seal Group, O-Ring Division 2360 Palumbo Drive Lexington, KY 40509

02728 Electro-Flex Heat, Inc.

Northwood Industrial Park P.O. Box 88 Bloomfield, CT 06002

02735 RCA Corp.

Solid State Division Route 202 Somerville, NJ 08876

02768 Illinois Tool Works, Inc.

Fastex Division 195 Algonquin Road Des Plaines, IL 60016

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CODE VENDOR'S NAME AND ADDRESS

03038 Long-Lok Fasteners Corp.

13709 Nornendie Avenue Gardena, CA 90249

04713 Motorola Semiconductor Products Sales Subsidiary of Motorola, Inc.

4828 East McDowell Road Phoenix, AZ 85008

05236 Jonathan Mf g. Co.

1101 S. Acacia Avenue Fullerton, CA 92631

05820 EG and G Wakefield Engineering 60 Audubon Road Wakefield, MA 01880

06540 Mite Corp.

Amatom Electronic Hardware Div5ision 446 Blake Street New Haven, CT 06515

07047 The Ross Milton Co.

511 Second Street Pike Southampton, PA 18966

07707 USM Corporation Subsidiary of Emhart Industries, Inc.

USM Fastener Division 510 River Road Shelton, CT 06484

08116 Bourns, Inc.

Magnetics Products P.O. Box 1398 28151 Highway 74 Romoland, CA 92380

08806 General Electric Conpany Miniature Lamp Products Department Nela Park Cleveland, OH 44112

09023 Cornell-Dubelier Electronics Division Federal Pacific Electric Co.

2652 Dal-ymple Street Sanford, NC 27330

12040 National Semiconductor Corp.

P.O. Box 443, Commerce Drive Danbury, CT 06810

12930 Sensitron, Inc.

Orange, CA 92667

12969 Jnitrode Corporation 580 Pleasan+ Street Watertown, MA 02172

13103 Thermalloy Co., Inc.

2021 W. Valley View Lane P.O. Box 340839 Dallas, TX 75234

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CODE VENDOR'S NAME AND ADDRESS

13499 Rockewil International Corp Commercial Electronics Operations and Defense Electronics Operations 400 Collins Road NE Cedar Rapids, IA 52498

13715 Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.

Components Group Subsidiary of Schlumberger LTD 4300 Redwood Highway San Rafael, CA 94903

14655 Cornell-Dubiller Electronics Division of Federal Oacific Electric Co.

Government Contracts Department 150 Avenue L Newark, NJ 07101

14908 Electronic Instrument and Speciality Corp.

42 Pleasant Street Stoneham, MA 02180

15801 Fenwall Electronics Division of Kidde Walter & Co., Inc.

63 Fountain Street Framingham, MA 01701

15818 Teledyne Semiconductor Teledyne, Inc., Co.

1300 Terra Bella Avenue Mountain View, CA 94043

17856 Siliconix, Inc.

2201 Laurelwood Road Santa Clara, CA 95054

21845 Solltron Devices, Inc.

Semiconductor Group Florida Operations 1177 Blue Heron Blvd.

Riviera Beach, FL 33404

21847 TRW Microwave, Inc.

Subsidiary of TRW, Inc.

825 Stewart Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94086

22229 Solitron Devices, Inc.

Semiconductor Group San Diego Operations 8808 Balboa Avenue San Diego, CA 92123

23730 Mark Eyelet and Stamping, Inc.

63 Wakelee Road Wolcott, CT 06716

25088 Siemens Corporation 186 Wood Avenue South Iselin, NJ 08830

27014 National Semiconductor Corp.

2900 Semiconductor Drive Santa Clara, CA 95051

CODE VENDOR'S NAME AND ADDRESS

27192 Eaton Corp.

Power Control Operations 4265 N. 30th Street Milwaukee, WI 53216

28480 Hewlett-Packard Co.

Corporate Headquarters 3000 Hanover Street Palo Alto, CA 94304

31550 ITT Aerospace/Optical Division 3700 East Pontiac Street P.O. Box 3700 Fort Wayne, IN 46801

32293 Intersil, Inc.

Subsidiary of General Electric Co.

10900 N. Tantau Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014

33095 Spectrum Control, Inc.

8061 Avonia Road Fairview, PA 16415

34333 Silicon General, Inc.

11651 Monarch Street Garden Grove, CA 92641

42498 National Radio 89 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176

43543 Nytronics, Inc.

Transformer Co. Division 61 Gates Avenue Geneva, NY 14456

46384 Penn Engineering & Mfg. Corp.

Old Easton Road P.O. Box 1000 Danboro, PA 18916

49956 Raytheon Co. Executive Offices 141 Spring Street Lexington, MA 02173

50508 Magnetic Components, Inc.

9520 Ainslie Street Shiller Park, IL 60176

51642 Centre Engineering, Inc.

2820 E. College Avenue State College, PA 16801

52333 API Electronics, Inc.

Rabro Drive Hauppauge, LI, NY 11788

52814 Tech-Etch, Inc.

Plymouth Industrial Park 45 Aldrin Road Plymouth, MA 02360

CODE VENDOR'S NAME AND ADDRESS

54590 RCA Corp.

Distribution and Special Products Bldg. 206-2 Cherry Hill Offices Cherry Hill, NJ 08358

56289 Sprague Electric Co.

87 Marshall Street North Adams, MA 01247

61957 USM Corporation Subsidiary of Emhart Industries, Inc.

140 Federal Street Boston, MA 02107

71279 Midland-Ross Corp.

Cambion Division One Alewife Place Cambridge, MA 02140

71313 Cardwell Condenser Corp.

p.0. Box 517 80 E. Montauk Hi'ghway Lindenhurst, LI, NY 11757

71468 ITT Cannon Electric Division of Internationa!

Telephone & Telegraph Corp.

P.O. Box 8040 10550 Tabert Avenue Fountain Valley, CA 92708

71785 TRW, Inc.

TRW Cinch Connectors Division 1501 Morse Avenue Elk Grove Village, IL 60007

72619 Oialight Division Amperex Electronic Corp.

203 Harrison Place Brooklyn, NY 11237

72653 G.C. Electronics Co. a Division of Hydrometals, Inc.

400 S. Wyman Street Rockford, IL 61101

72982 Erie Technological Products Division of Mu rata Erie North Amnerica, Inc.

645 W. 11th Street Erie, PA 16512

73138 Beckman Instruments, Inc.

Helipot Division Subsidiary of Smith Kline, Beckman Corp.

2500 Harbor Blvd.

Ful lerton, CA 92634

73445 Amperex Electronic Corp.

230 Ouffy Avenue Hicksville, N'Y 11802

CODE VENDORtS NAME AND ADDRESS

74545 Hubbell Harvey, Inc.

584 Derby Milford Road Orange, CT 06477

74970 E.F. Johnson Co.

299 lOtn Avenue SW Waseca, MN 56093

75915 rracor Littelfuse, Inc.

800 E. Northwest Hwy.

Des Plaines, IL 60016

76487 James Millen Mfg. Co., Inc.

Maiden, MA 02148

78189 Illinois Tool Works, Inc.

Shakeproof Division St. Charles Road Elgin, IL 60120

79953 Zierick Mfg. Co.

Radio Circle Mt. Kisco, NY 10549

81348 Federal Specifications Promulgated by General Services Administration Washington, DC

82389 Switchcraft, Inc.

Subsidiary of Raytheon Co.

5555 N. Elston Avenue Chicago, IL 60630

82413 Precision Tube Co., Inc.

Wissahickon Ave. t Church Road North Wales, PA 19454

83330 Herman H. Smith, Inc.

A North American Philips Co.

1913 Atlantic Avenue Manasquan, NJ 08736

86577 Precision Metal Products Co.

P.O. Box 6026 Centennial Industrial Park Peabody, MA 01960

91293 Johanson Mfg. Co.

Rockway Valley Road Boonton, NJ 07005

91836 Kings Electronics Co., Inc.

40 Marbladale Road Tuckahoe, NY 10707

94375 Automatic Connector, 400 Moreland Road Comnack, NY 11725

I nc.

95238 Continental Connector Corp.

34-63 56th Street Woodside, NY 11377

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CODE VENDOR'S NAME AND ADDRESS

95275 Vitramon, Inc.

Box 544 Bridgeport, CT 06601

95987 W.H. Brady Co.

Weckesser Fastening Products Industrial Products Division 4444 W. Irving Park Road Chicago, IL 60641

96341 Microwave Associates, Inc.

Subsidiary of M/A-COM, Inc.

Northwest Industrial ?ark

South Avenue Burlington, MA 01803

97954 US Components, Inc.

35 Carlough Road Bohemia, NY 11716

98291 Sealectro Corporation 225 Hoyt Mamaroneck, NY 10544

98410 ETC - Molex, Inc.

Subsidiary of Molex, Inc.

5201 Richmond Road Bedford Heights, OH 44146

98978 International Electronic Research Corp.

135 W. Magnolia Blvd.

P.O. Box 7704 Burbank, CA 91510

99373 Atlee of Delaware, Inc.

1 Gill Street Woburn, MA 01801

99800 American Precision Delevan Division 270 Quaker Road East Aurora, NY 14

1-28. ABBREVIATIONS

AF

AGC

AMP

C

DWG

FE r

FIG

GMV

Hz

IF

kHz MHz

NHA

NPN

PCT

PF

PNP

PORM

RF

RF I

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SPEC

JF

UHF

USEC

VAC

VDC

VHF

VRMS

W

WVDC

AudiD Frequency Automatic Gain Control Ampere Centigrade Draw i.,1g Field Effect Transistor Figure Guaranteed Minimum Value Hertz Intermediate Frequency Kilohertz Megahertz Next Higher Assembly Negative Positive Negative Percent Picofarad Positive Negative Positive Plus or Minus Radio Frequency Radio Frequency Interference Root Mean Square Specification Microfardd Ultrd-High Frequency Microsecond Volts Alternating Current Volts Direct Current Very High Frequency Volts Root Mean Square Watt Working Volts Direct Current

Industries, Inc.

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1-29. USABLE ON QODE. The fo llowing codes have been assigned in this manual.

USABLE

ON OODE

A - 8004203Gl a - 8004203G2

C - 8004203G3

D - 8004203G4

E - 8004203G5

F - 8004203G6

G - 8004203G7

H - 8004203G8

I - 8004203G9

J - 8004203G0O

K - 8004203G01

L - 8004203G12

M - 8004203G13

N - 8004203G14

0 - 8004203G15

P - 8004203G16

Q - 8004203G17

R - 8004203G18

S - 8004203G19

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AN/GRR-23(V) 1

AN/GRR-24 (V )2

AN/GRR-24 (V)3

AN /GRR -24 ( V) 4

AN/GRR-24 (V) 5

AN/GRR-24 (V)6

AN/GRR-24 (V) 7

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AN/GRR-23(V )8

AN/GRR-23(V)9

AN/GRR-23(V) 10

T - 8004203G20 Receiver, Radio, AN/GRR-24(V)10

Where no Usable On Code appears the assemblies or parts are applicable to all units. Refer to the Rivet Switch Radio Configuration Matrix for individual mridule applicability.

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HOW TO USE THIS ILLUSTRATED PARTS BREAKDOWN

1 - PAGE NUaBmR FROM TABLE OF CONTENTS

HOW TO FIND THE PART NUMBER IF THE LOCA-

TION OF THE EQUIPMENT IN WHICH THE PART

IS USED IS KNOWN:

(1) Turn to the Table of Contents and find the page number for the equipment in which the part is used.

(2) Turn to the page determined in step (1).

(3) Locate the part and its index number on the illustration.

(4) Find the corresponding index number on the Group Assembly Parts List to obtain description.

HOW TO FIND THE ILLUSTRATION FOR A PART IF

THE PART NUMBER OR REFERENCE DESIGNATION

IS KNOWN:

(5) Refer to the Numerical Index or the Reference Designation Index, find the part number or reference designation and determine the figure and index number of that part number.

(6) Turn to the Group Assembly Parts List, and find the first index number indicated in either the Numeri-cal Index or Reference Designation Index for that part.

If this illustration shows the part in a location other than the one desired, refer to the other figure numbers listed in the Numerical Index or Reference Designation Index, and repeat the above procedure.

(7) On the face of the illustration, find the index number determined in step (6).

1-12

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As_ ~~~~~~10 '12 a 13

DES CRI>TION FIGURE NO.

Receiver Radio, AN/GRR-23(V) and AN/GRR-24(V) Amplifier, Audio Frequency Amplifier, Intermediate Frequency Limiter, Electrical Noise Amplifier, Buffer Mixer-Multiplier, UHF Mixer-sMultiplier, UHF Mixer-Multiplier, VHF Mixer-Multiplier, VHF Oscillator, Crystal Controlled Oscillator, Crystal Controlled Oscillator, Crystal Controlled Power Supply Preamplifier, AF/AGC-Squelch Frame Assembly, Receiver, Radio, UHF and VHF Interface Cable Kit Preamplifier, AF/AGC-Squetch Synthesizer, Electrical Frequency, 0-1701/GR Oscillator/Multiplier Preamplifier, AF/AGC-SqueI ch

1 1

Figure 1. Receiver, Radio, AN/SRR-23(V! and AN/C-R-24(V)

2.1

INDEX NO.

I 1

Section II Group Assembly Parts List

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2-2 Change I

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SECTION 11 I

GROUP ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST *

FIGURE PR AND PART N UNITS USABLE

INADNEDX NUMBER E DESCRIPTION PER ON

NUMBER __________________ TN ASSY CODE

RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-24(V)1 I RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-23(V)1 RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-24(V)2 I RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-24(V)3 I RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-24(V)4 I RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-24(V)5 I RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-24(V)6 I RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-24(V)7 RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-24(V)8 I RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-24(V)9 l RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-23(V)2 RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-23(V)3 RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-23(V)4 RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-23(V)5 RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR--23(V)5 RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-23(V)7 RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-23(V)8 RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-23(V)9 RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-23(V)10 RECEIVER, Radio, AN/GRR-24(V)10 PLATE, Identification (replaced later configurations) PLATE, Identification (replaced later configurations) PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identification PLATE, Identif cation PLATE, Identification

ATTACHING PARTS

SCREW

WASHER

WASHER

COVER ASSEMBLY, Receiver

IHF

VHF

JHF

Ji-F

-HF

JHF

iHIF U-F

JHF

JHF

VHF

VHF

VHF

VHF

VHF

VHF

VHF

VHF

VHF

LiIHF by ( byl

3004586-18 in

3004586-19 in

I.I

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2-

- 1

8004203G1 8004203G2 8004203G3 8004203G4 8004203G5 8004203G6 8004203G7 8004203G8 8004203G9 8004203G10 8004203G1 1 8004203G 12 8004203G 13 8004203G 14 8004203G 15 8004203G(16 8004203G 17 8004203G(18 8004203G(19 8004203G20 8004586-5

8004586-6

8004586- 18 8004586-19 8004586-20 8004586-21 8004586-22 8004586-23 8004586-24 8004586-25 8004586-26 8004586-27 8004586-28 8004586-29 8004586-30 8004586-31 8004586-32 8004586-33 8004586-34 8004586-35 8004586-36 8004586-37

MS35206-202

MS27183-2

MS35338-39

8004587G(1

A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A £3

B

B B B B B B B B a B B B B B B B B B S

B B B

B

A B C D E F G H

J

K L M N P Q R S T

A B C E F G H

J

K L M N P Q R S T

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

RE F

REF

REF

I I

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AND PART N DESCRIPTION UNITS USABLE

INDEX NUMBER D PER ON

NUMBER E ASSY CODE

N

I I T I I I~

101001

MS16535-132

8004962-1

S6125

8004295-2

517689-1

5-102N674-70

LP51959-31

LP24693C29

207-140201- 00- 0101

8004295-1

8004587-1

F02A25OV1-2A

FO2A250V1A

F02A25OV3A

8004244G1

8004878G1

UG1466U

025B3400B75

KC19-54MOD

516665-2

RG188U

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

B

B B B

B

C C

C

C

C

FUSEHOLDER (75915)

ATTACHING PARTS

RIVET

SHIELD, RFI

ATTACHING PARTS

EYELET, Flat flange 504857-2 spec dwg 509417-1

3 (07707) spec dwg

SHIELD, Radio frequency interference (alternate part number 350C679H01)

WASHER, Non-Metallic (used in early configurations, when exhausted use alternate part 5-102N674-70

PACKING, Preformed (02697) spec dwg 508874-15 (alternate part used in later configurations)

SCREW, Self-locking (03038) spec dwg

511338-11 (used in early configurations)

SCREW, Self-locking (03038) spec dwg

511338-32 (used in later configurations)

BUTTON, Plug (02768) spec dwg

501062-1 SHIELD. Radio frequency interference

(alternate part number 350C679H01) COVER. Receiver

FUSE

FUSE

FUSE

AMPLIFIER, Audio frequency (see figure 3 for breakdown) CABLE ASSEMBLY. Special purpose.

electrical

CONNECTOR

CONNECTOR. Receptacle, electrical.

500 vdc (94375) spec dwg 502082-1

CONNECTOR. Receptacle, electrical, 500 vdc (91836) spec dwg 502082-1

(alternate part in later

Configurations) MARKER. Identification

CABLE, RF

A

AR

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- 3

-4

- 5

- 6

- 7

- 8

- 9

-10

- I 1

-12 -13

- 14 -15

- 16 -17

AND PART N DESCRIPTION UNITS USABLE

INDEX NUMBER D DECITO

NUMBER D ASSY CODE

E

N T

-18 8004247G1 B AMPLIFIER. Intermediate frequency I (see figure 4 for breakdown)

8004247G2 B AMPLIFIER. Intermediate frequency 1 (see figure 4 for breakdown.

optional module for use in secure voice configuration)

-19 8116765G1 B AMPLIFIER. Buffer (see figure 6 for 1 ABCF breakdown) GHIJ

KNOP

QRST

8004238G1 B LIMITER, Electrical noise (see fig- 1 DELM ure 5 for breakdown. optional mod-ule for use in high pulse inter-ference environments. Insert in place of 8116765G1 when used)

-20 8004240G1 B MIXER-MULTIPLIER. UHF (see figure 7 1 DEI for breakdown, used in early configurations, replaced by 8004240G2 in later configu-rations)

8004240G2 B MIXER-MULTIPLIER, UHF (see figure 8 1 ACFG for breakdown. replaces and is HJT interchangeable 8004240G1. used in later configurations)

-21 8004241G1 B MIXER-MULTIPLIER, VHF (see figure 9 1 LMQ for breakdown. used in early con-figurations. replaced by 8004241G2 in later configurations)

8004241G2 B MIXER-MULTIPLIER, VHF (see figure 10 I BKNO for breakdown. replaces and is PRS interchangeable with 8004241G1.

used in later configurations)

-22 8004290G1 B OSCILLATOR. Crystal controlled (see 1 EM figure 11 for breakdown. used in early configurations. replaced by 8004290G2 in later configurations)

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AND PART N UNITS USABLE

AND ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ DDESCRIPTION IPER ON

INDEX NUMBER EE CIP CODE

NUMBER N

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ T _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

8004290G2

8004290G3

8008619G1

8009546G1

8006125- 1 8004245G1 8004239G1

8008586G 1

8008586G2

8006148G I 8004206G 1

8004206G2

8004206G3

8004206G4

8004244G1 8004354G 1

MS 35206-213

MS27183-3

MS35338-40

CK63AW 103M

RCRO7GIOIJR

RCRO7G103JR

RCRO7G182JR

JAN2N1613

NF207

207C0

RCRO7G223JR

M39003-01-2286

RCR07G391 JR

M39003-0 1-2374

RCRO7G 123JR

CL65BH151KPE

RCR20G150JR

OSCILLATOR, Crystal controlled (see figure 12 for breakdown, replaces and is interchangeable with 8004290G6, used in later configurations)

OSCILLATOR, Crystal controlled (see figure 13 for breakdown, for army use onsly)

SYNTHESIZER, Electrical frequency 0-1701/GR (see figure 19 for breakdown, optional module for all crystal controlled oscillators, part numbers 8004290G1, 8004290G2, 8004290G3, as applicable)

OSCILLATOR/MULTIPLIER (optional nodule for crystal controlled oscillators, part numbers 8004290G1, 8004290G2, 8004290G3 and synthesizer 8008619G1, see figure 20 for breakdown)

ADAPTER, Modified POWER SUPPLY (see figure 14 for breakdown) PREAMPLIFIER, AF/AGC-Squelch (see figure 15 for breakdown, used in early configurations, replaced by 8008586GI in later configurations)

PREAMPLIFIER, AF/AGC-Squelch (see figure 18 for breakdown, replacement mndule for 8004239G1 in later configurations)

PREAMPLIFIER, AF/AGC-Squelch (see figure 21 for breakdown, optional Todule, can be used for any configuration, required for low frequency (16 Hz) response capability)

INTERFACE CABLE KIT (see figure 17 for breakdown) FRAME ASSEMBLY, Receiver, radio, AN/GRR-24(V) LH-F

(see figure 16 for breakdown) FRAME ASSEMBLY, Receiver, radio, AN/GRR-23(V) VHF

(see figure 16 for breakdown) FRAME ASSEMBLY, Receiver, radio, AN/GRR-24(V) -IHF

(see figure 16 for breakdown) FRAME ASSEMBLY, Receiver, radio, AN/GRR-23(V) VHF

(see figure 16 for breakdown)

AMPLIFIER, Audio frequency (see figure 2 for NHA) CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY, Audio number 2

ATTACHING PARTS

SCREW

WASHER

WASHER

CAPACITOR (alternate part 501240-85)

RESISTOR

RESISTOR

RESISTOR

TRANSISTOR

HEAT SINK, Electronic component (05820) spec dwg

506475-1 (used in early configurations, vendor changed part number in later configurations)

HEAT SINK (05820) spec dwg 506475-1 (used in later configurations)

RESISTOR

CAPACITOR

RESISTOR

CAPACITOR

RES I STOR

CAPACITOR

RESISTOR

Section 11 Group Assembly Parts List

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CFKN

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LOPR

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CDEH

KLMP

ABFG

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QRST

ACDE

FGH IT

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B

B

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B

B

B

B

B

B

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AND I PART N UNITS USABLE

INDEX NUMBER DESCRIPTION PER ON

NUMBER N ASSY CODE

JANI'49768

RCR2OG470JR

M39003-01-2312

RCR07G821JR

M39003-01-2359

RCR07G273JR

RCR07G221JR

RCR07G472JR

RCR07GI02JR

8004409G1 5321-5

8004409-1

8004353GI

MS35206-213

MS27183-3

MS35338-40

M39003-01-2286

RCR07G332JR

JAN2N1613

NF207

207C8

RCR07G222JR

RCR07G331JR

JAN1N914

RCR07G391JR

RCR07G103JR

RCR07G271JR

CK63AW103M

IrR07G102JR

RCR07G153JR

JANIN976B

M39003-01-2374

RCR20GI50JR

RFCR20G270JR

M39003-01-2312

RCR20G470JR

RCR07G273JR

RCR07GIO1JR

8004411G1 5321-5

8004411-1 030-1952-000 403-30-15-119-410

8004951-1

NAS671-6

MS27183-5

MS35338-41

MS35206-251

MS27183-7

MS35338-42

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, Diode

RESISTOR

CAPACITOR

RESISTOR

CAPACITOR

RESISTOR

RESISTOR

RESISTOR

RESISTOR

PRINTED WIRING BOARD

TERMINAL, Stud, uninsulated, turret-type (06540) spec dwg 514266-302

PRINTED WIRING BOARD

CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY, Audio number 1

ATTACHING PARTS

SCREW

WASHER

WASHER

CAPACITOR

RESISTOR

TRANSISTOR

HEAT SINK, Electronic component (05820) spec dwg

506475-1 (used in early configurations, vendor changed part number in later configurations)

HEAT SINK (05820) spec dwg 506475-1 (used in later configurations)

RESISTOR

RESISTOR

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, Diode (CR4 deleted in later configurations)

RESISTOR

RESISTOR

RESISTOR

CAPACITOR (alternate part 501240-85)

RESISTOR

RESISTOR

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, Diode

CAPACITOR

RESISTOR

RESISTOR

CAPACITOR

RESISTOR

RESISTOR

RESISTOR

PRINTED WIRING BOARD

TERMINAL, Stud, uninsulated, turret-type (06540) spec dwg 514266-302

PRINTED WIRING BOARD

CONTACT, Electrical (71468) spec dwg 502056-401 CONTACT, Electrical (71785) spec dwg 502056-401

(alternate part in later configurations) PIN, Shoulder, headless

ATTACHING PARTS

WT

WASHER

WASHER

SCREW

WASHER

WASHER

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Section 11 Group Assembly Parts List

3- 14

- 15

- 16 17I

-18

- 19

- 20

- 21

- 22

-23

- 24

- 25

- 26

- 27

- 28

-29 -30 -31

- 32 -33 -34

- 35 -36

- 37 -38

- 39

- 40

- 41

- 42

- 43 -44

- 45

- 46

- 47

- 48

- 49

-50

- 51

- 52

C C C C C C C C C C D

D B

B B

C C C

C

C

C

C C

C C

C

C

C

C C C C C C

D

D B B

B

B

B

B B B

2-7 l

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Figure 4. Amplifier. Intermediate Frequency

2-8 Change 2

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F IGCUREPARTN UNITS USABLE

INDEX NUMBER E DESCRIPTION PER ON

NUMBER N ASSY CODE

l

517689-1

5-646N674-70

8004563G1 8004475-2

MS16535-134

52834

AU0106

MS16535-65

8004561-1

MS16535-65

DAC15PFO

DAU15PFO

234-15-11-100

M404R

S-5008

8004563-1 8004247G1

8004247G2

8004601G1

MS35206-213

MS35338-40

MS27183-3

LK1189-04P5

B

B

B C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C A

A

B

B B B B

WASHER (used in early configurations, when exhausted use alternate part 5-646N674-70)

PACKING. Preformed (02697) spec dwg 508874-13 (alternate part used in later configurations)

CHASSIS. Electrical equipment LUG. Mounting

ATTACHING PARTS

RIVET

TRANSFORMER, AF. primary impedance (1-3) 2904 ohms center tapped. secondary impedance (4-7) 600 ohms split secondary winding must deliver 1 watt into 120 ohms load. primary dc resistance 43 ohms porm 15 pct. secondary 37 ohms porm 15 pct (43543) spec dwg 515323-1

TRANSFORMER. AF. primary impedance (1-3) 2904 ohms center tapped, secondary impedance (4-7) 600 ohms split, secondary winding must deliver 1 watt into 120 ohms load, primary dc resist-ance 43 ohms porn 15 pct. secondary 37 ohms porm 15 pct (08116) spec dwg 515323-1. alternate for 52834

ATTACHING PARTS

RIVET

BRACKET. Double angle

ATTACHING PARTS

RIVET

CONNECTOR. Receptacle, electrical (71468) spec dwg 502056-102 (use until exhaused.

vendor changed part numbers in later configurations)

CONNECTOR. Receptacle, electrical (71468) spec dwg 502056-102 (alternate part used in later configurations)

CONNECTOR, Receptacle, electrical (71785) spec dwg 502056-102 (alternate part used in later configurations)

ATTACHING PARTS

EYELET. Metallic (23730) spec dwg 8004777-1 (use until exhaused, then replace with alternate part)

EYELET, Metallic (61957) spec dwg 8004777-1 (alternate part used in later configurations)

CHASSIS

AMPLIFIER. Intermediate frequency (see figure 2 for NHA) AMPLIFIER,…