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m.
Turn
off the Amplifier, disconnect the Power
Supply from the power source, replace the
jumpers removed in step c above, remove the
SWR bridge and replace the covers on the
Power Supply and the Amplifier before re-
suming operation.
5-1 1. METER ADJUSTMENT
To adjust the meters on the front panel of the L 7
proceed as follows:
a. Disconnect the Power Supply from the power
source.
b. Remove all connections to the amplifier.
c. Take the cabinet off
theL 7 by removing the six
screws that secure the cabinet on the bottom of
the amplifier.
d. Each meter has
a
conventional zero-adjust
screw on the lower face of the meter and may be
set to zero with that screw. To access these
screws, remove the meters by unscrewing the
two mounting tabs on each side of each
mew.
e. If resistor R20 is replaced thegrid current shunt
R16 will have to be calibrated
as
follows:
1.
Defeat the interlock on the top of the chassis
by placing a book on top of theoperatingrod
(NO CONNECTIONS TO AMPLIFIER).
2. Set the Meter switch to GRID CURRENT.
3. Make the connections show in figure
5-3.
4. Adjust the 10 Ohm pot
until
the milliam-
meter indicates 0.400 Amperes.
5. Adjust
R19 until the Grid Current meterindi-
cates 400 mA.
6. Disconnect the test network.
F.
If
a
milliameter is not available, an alternate
zithod of calibrating R19
is
as
follows:
-.
.
.
- - -
1.
Defeat the interlock (NO CONNECTIONS
TO AMPLIFIER).
2. Reverse the wires connected to the Plate
Meter
MI.
3. Connect a 1-1/2 Volt battery (negative to
ground) in series with a 10 Ohm potentio-
meter to pin
6
of the Power connector 54 on
the rear of the amplifier.
4. Adjust the 10 Ohm pot until the Plate Meter
indicates 0.400 Amperes.
5. Adjust
R19 until the Grid Current meter indi-
cates 400
mA.
6.
Disconnect the test network and reverse the
wires on the Plate Meter to their original
locations.
g.
The high voltage adjustment potentiometerRl7
is not user adjustable. If this needs readjust-
ment, return the L 7 to the factory for service.
See paragraph 5-1.
5-12. WATTMETER CALIBRATION
The wattmeter in the
L
7 was designed to keep
maintenance to
a
minimum. The wattmeter
is
a
passive device, and it should provide years of
service and maintain
its
calibration. If calibra-
tion becomes necessary, paragraphs
5-13
through
5-16 must be followed in sequence.
5-13. NULL ADJUSTMENT
WARNING
When making adjustments to the Watt-
meter with the exciter on, exercise
EXTREME CAUTION to avoid RF
burns. Avoid touching the Piston Trim-
mer
C53, the Antenna Changeover
Relay RLYl and all wires connected
to it.
a. With the
L
7 completely disconnected, turn
it
upsidedown and remove the rear bottom cover.
b. Connect the exciterto the RFINPUT and the 50
Ohm Dummy Load to the
RF
OUTPUT.
c. Set the
L
7 Meter switch on REF 300.
d. Apply between 100 and 300 Watts of power at
14
MHz.
e. With the insulated alignment tool adjust the
piston trimmer
C53 for
a
minimum indication
of reflected power.
f. All further adjustments should be made with
the L
7
in
its
normal upright position.
5-14. 300 WATTS REFLECTED
a.
Connect the exciter
to
the RF OUTPUTand the
RF INPUT to a Wattmeter (Drake WH
7)
and
then to
a
50
Ohm Dummy Load.
b. Set the Meter switch to REF 300 and apply 300
watts from the exciter.
If
300 watts
is
not avail-
able, adjust the exciter for maximum RF output.
c. Adjust R24 so that the
L
7 wattmeter agrees
with the standard wattmeter or with the RF
power calculated from the
RF
voltage measured
across the
50
ohm load.
5-15. 300 WATTS FORWARD
a. Connect the L 7 asin thenull adjustment (para-
graph 5-15), and inclhde a wattmeter (Drake
WH-7) between RF OUTPUT and the 50 Ohm
load. Place the Meter switch on FWD 300 and
apply 300 watts from the exciter. If 300 watts is
not available, adjust the exciter for maximum
RF output.
b. Adjust R23 so that the
L
7 wattmeter agrees
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