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The input is tuned. But I agree with metal clad across output transformers. The single DM19 fails often. Even a pair of 500pf DM19 across each would be a big improvement. Looks like the ferrite transformers are all 43 as well. A lot of loss with those.
2600hz and some other tones not made with regular telephone. Radio shack used to make a keypad that you could easily convert. Now it’s all done on out band signaling. Same part where you get caller ID and such now. Late 80’s early 90’s was the last that was possible.
First. Those HG2879’s don’t Tune like Toshiba. So I’m sure the wrong caps across input transformers. Across the output should be 1000pf. The input and output are different not to mention he used longer “comp” transformers. So I’m sure the 4 transistor sections are way off.
Oh I'm sure their is several issues. Will have to go thru it all. 25 ohm 25w sounds closer to what I was thinking. But I've only worked on one of these and guy lost manual. Also thinking of putting a glitch from Millen to plate choke somewhere. I hate all these little disc capacitors they used...
Anyone know what the proper glitch resistor is for this unit? It's the desktop model. Glitch is blown, had bypass capacitor at Millen connector short. I think it's a 10ohm at 20w but not positive. Anyone know?
Since it's for AM, you need to get something bigger. Say something good for 2000pep. Then run it lower for longer life so it isn't ran full bore. Components are not getting any cheaper.
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