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Hybrid tellies · 17th Jul 2012, 1:59 am

Thanks Herald1360 for looking through the Newnes books, much appreciated.
I have proved the speaker to be ok. The output stage uses Ge transistors, the outputs are transformer driven with the feed to the speaker via a 100uF cap which I have already changed out. I have been able to monitor the 468KHz IF signal which is nice and clear. I have been thinking that the only way round this might be to build a low powered output stage using an IC. But I am going to try and source a circuit diagram first.

17th Jul 2012, 1:59 am	#3
Hybrid tellies Nonode Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: 1966-1976 Coverack in Cornwall and Helston Cornwall. 1976-present Bristol/Bath area. Posts: 2,967	Re: Binatone Mustang Thanks Herald1360 for looking through the Newnes books, much appreciated. I have proved the speaker to be ok. The output stage uses Ge transistors, the outputs are transformer driven with the feed to the speaker via a 100uF cap which I have already changed out. I have been able to monitor the 468KHz IF signal which is nice and clear. I have been thinking that the only way round this might be to build a low powered output stage using an IC. But I am going to try and source a circuit diagram first. __________________ Simon BVWS member