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Old 1st Nov 2013, 11:00 pm   #1
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Default Taylor (aka Windsor) 65b service oscillator again

Dad's just waltzed through the door with one of these. Unlike my old AVO rf generator, this is much prettier and intuitively laid-out. So I'd like to get it going. Problem is, it's all butchered inside. The main oscillator valve has been changed for a 12AT7 (should be a 6J5!) and half the internal wiring and some components are missing.

I have the manual from 'jon's valve page' but, as already discussed on the forum, it has no component values. Can anyone help? (photo courtesy of REME).

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Old 2nd Nov 2013, 12:24 am   #2
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Default Re: Taylor (aka Windsor) 65b service oscillator again

Taylor 65B and 65C signal generator. I have found the circuit with component values for the 65C. Also uses a 6J5, so may be very similar to the earlier model. wme_bill
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Default Re: Taylor (aka Windsor) 65b service oscillator again

If I recall, the 6J5 had characteristics similar to the ECC82 rather than ECC81 triodes. Maybe someone was trying to get it to go as high as the scale reaPutting it all back ought to be easy provided the modulation/oscillator transformer is still there.

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Default Re: Taylor (aka Windsor) 65b service oscillator again

Hi Kevin,

I have what you need in the way of diagrams, PM me with your email address and i will send them along.
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Default Re: Taylor (aka Windsor) 65b service oscillator again

thanks bill, 65c looks very similar. Stephen PM sent

One of the major problems is that the locknut on the band selector has worked loose with the result that when the knob was twisted the whole tuning assembly rotated and ripped all the wires off the coils.

The original osc valve sat on a metal sub assembly, this has totally been replaced to accomodate the new miniature valve with its 1970's licorice-allsort polyester capacitors.

But I shan't be beaten and will annotate & share the unmarked taylor diagrams as and when its all working.
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