Antenna WellGood Loop
| To separate the chassis from the cabinet just remove all the knobs, then unsolder and remove the telescopic antenna, unsolder the three wires going to the loudspeaker and the three wires connecting the battery holder to the radio. Finally remove two large black screws on the top deck and two small screws inside fastening the chassis to the wooden cabinet and you are done. The internals look like this. I wired temporarily a small loudspeaker to use it in the debugging phase (use the wires of the main speaker, not of the tweeter, otherwise the audio won't work on AM). The vertical circuit board on the left accomodates the IF and audio amplifiers. The board on the top left is for the volume and tone controls. All the rest is taken by the circuitry and mechanics of the various RF sections. | ||
To separate the chassis from the cabinet just remove all the knobs, then unsolder and remove the telescopic antenna, unsolder the three wires going to the loudspeaker and the three wires connecting the battery holder to the radio. Finally remove two large black screws on the top deck and two small screws inside fastening the chassis to the wooden cabinet and you are done.
The internals look like this. I wired temporarily a small loudspeaker to use it in the debugging phase (use the wires of the main speaker, not of the tweeter, otherwise the audio won't work on AM). The vertical circuit board on the left accomodates the IF and audio amplifiers. The board on the top left is for the volume and tone controls. All the rest is taken by the circuitry and mechanics of the various RF sections.
