Eddystone 680x manual

Comments: The X replaced the similar /2. The X has a 6BE6 for V3 rather than the 7S7 found in the It also adds a crystal filter and product detector. Ranges, , , and MHz. Note headphone jack on the side. Variants: Model X/RM is for rack mounting. The SX manual contains the alignment procedure – sort of: it provides the rudiments of the RF/Mixer alignment but does not provide IF alignment instructions, instead noting that ‘The alignment of a modern variable selectivity IF amplifier as in the “X”. Eddystone B Manual Alignment instructions, circuit diagram (drawing no. BP), specifications, bill of materials and operating instructions. Sep PDF, kB 3 years ago Eddystone Service Information Instruction manual with alignment instructions, circuit diagram, specifications, bill of materials and even an overview of resistor.

I have worked on X and /2 receivers, amongst many other Eddystone models. There are articles on these sets on the EUG website that Bruce mentioned that may be helpful in general terms (see under 'Restorations Projects' and 'Technical Information'). Eddystone X Manual CDC Eddystone X Receiver Service Data. Eddystone X Receiver Service Data CDC Eddystone X Receiver Service Data CDC Eddystone X Service Manual CDC Eddystone semi automatic morse key CDC Eddystone Instruction Manual CDC Eddystone 10 Circuits Mod CDC Manuals, diagrams and brochures Eddystone X Instruction Manual PDF - MB, submitted by RigReference Eddystone X High resolution circuit diagram JPEG - MB, submitted by RigReference Eddystone X Redrawn Circuit And Other Info PDF - MB, submitted by RigReference Upload relevant documents.

Service Manuals for Eddystone Receivers. We have revised the manual page to make it easier to find the manual you need to download. We have listed all the Eddystone model numbers we could find and shown which have manuals that can be downloaded, those which are available on request and those for which we would like an electronic copy of the. The Eddystone X Receiver. 3rd picture had a frequency range from kc/s to 30 Mc/s. It was of the super heterodyne type and used a total of fifteen valves. The construction and workmanship were of a high order. The X operated from standard AC mains. Frequency Coverage: kc/s to 30 Mc/s in 5 ranges. I have worked on X and /2 receivers, amongst many other Eddystone models. There are articles on these sets on the EUG website that Bruce mentioned that may be helpful in general terms (see under 'Restorations Projects' and 'Technical Information').