Radio Transmitters BC-191-A, BC-191-B, BC-191-C, BC-191-D, BC-191-E, And BC-AA-191
Publisher: U.S. G.P.O.
Published: 1942
Place of publication: Washington, D.C., USA
Language: eng
Description: TM 11-800 Radio Transmitters BC-191-A, BC-191-B, BC-191-C, BC-191-D, BC-191-E, And BC-AA-191, 1942-11-12
Table of contents: title: RADIO TRANSMITTERS BC-191-A, BC-191-B, BC-191-C, BC-191-D, BC-191-E, AND BC-AA-191; title: Caution: This equipment employs high voltages which are dangerous and may be fatal if contacted by operating or repair personnel. Never operate the transmitter with the shields removed and the high voltage cord inserted in the PL-59 socket. Always momentarily short circuit every part to the chassis frame with an insulated wire or screw driver before working near it. Do this after all power supply equipment has been turned off or disconnected. The capacitors in this equipment retain their electrical charge for some time after the power source is removed and can give a dangerous shock if this precaution is not observed. Never change fuses with the high voltage power supply connected. Make the necessary ground connections to power supply equipment and transmitter, following cording instructions on the chests issued with the radio set.; title: Paragraphs; title: Chapter 1. General 1; title: Chapter 2. Radio transmitters BC-191-(*).; title: Section I. General characteristics   2-10; title: II. Employment 11-25; title: III. Functioning of parts  26-28; title: IV. Servicing and repair 29-36; title: V. List of parts 37-39; title: Chapter 3. Radio transmitter BC-AA-191.; title: Section I. General characteristics 40-50; title: II. Employment. 51-57; title: III. Functioning of parts 58-60; title: IV. Servicing and repair 61-63; title: V. List of parts: 64-66; title: Page; title: Index  133