50 to 100
feet
long
will
give good results .
An antenna kit (Mode1 AN-S)
is available.
For best single band performance,
a half wave dipole or other resonant
antenna , fed with unbalanced 50 ohm coaxial
table,
may be used .
How-
ever, Bands A and B require a long wire antenna.
For directional
reception
on 150 kHz to 1600 kHz, the accessory AL-4
shielded loop antenna may be
used.
All
antennas other than the AL-4
loop antenna,
connect
to the Ant.
jack
on the rear of the
chassis.
2.5
SPEAKERS
The SPR-4 has a built in 3” x 5” ceramic magnet speaker which makes op-
timum use of the available
space
in the cabinet. It may be desirable to
use an
external
speaker when the receiver is used at fixed locations
.
The Drake MS-4 Speaker, housed in a cabinet that matches the SPR-4,
provides
excellent audio reproduction and cornes equipped with a
table
terminated in a phono plug matching the speaker socket on the rear of the
SPR-4.
2.6
HEADPHONE OPERATION
Best results
will
be obtained with a set of good quality headphones . The
headphone
connection
is made through the
jack
at the bottom left of the
front pane1 of the SPR-4.
A standard
1/4
inch
phone plug
will
mate with
the
jack.
Connecting the headphones to the receiver turns off the speak-
er.The SPR-4
will
accommodate headphones of
any
impedance.
2.7
VIEWING ANGLE OPTIONS
As supplied, the SPR-4 sits with its base
parallel
to
the
mounting surface
and its front pane1 vertical to the mounting surface. With the studs and
rubber
feet
supplied, it is possible to position the SPR-4 for either of
two alternate viewing angles as shown in Figure
1.
TO
convert
the SPR-4
to either option, remove the bottom row of three
screws
on
each
side
‘of
the receiver, and remove the bottom
cover
. For Option 1, remove the
rear
feet
and snap the
small
rubber
feet
into the
holes
just inboard from
the original rear
feet
and replace the bottom
cover.
For Option 2, remove
the front
feet,
invert
them , and remount them with the
same
screws
.
Thread one of the accessory studs into
each
of the remounted front
feet.
Remove the rear
feet
and screw them onto the studs on the front
feet
and
replace the bottom
cover.
2.8
REAR CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS
Refer to Figure 3 for the location of the
connectors
and
controls
.
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