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16-30APM123-2/TO 33A1-3-367-22
TM 11-6625-667-45/NAVSHIPS 0969-249-8010/NAVAIR
one transformer to another; the chart values are
3-10. Removal of Transmitter A16 for Trouble-
typical average values.
shooting
(3) The normal resistance of replacement
transformers may differ greatly from the values
To reach transistor and tube sockets for trouble-
given in the chart.
shooting, remove the transmitter from its case. Do
(4) Special attention should be given to the
this by removing the 10 screws around its outer
resistance balance between windings of trans-
perimeter, then withdrawing the transmitter from
former A14T1. Refer to figure 8-6 and determine
its case This action also exposes regulator sub-
whether transformer windings associated with
assembly A16A2 and transistors A16Q1 and
each square wave multi vibrator are within 5 per-
A16Q2, all located within the transmitter (fig.
cent of each other.
b. The following chart contains dc resistance of
transformer A15T1 and A14T1.
3-11. Dc Resistance of Transformers
Resistance
Winding
Transformer
(ohms)
1-2
26
A14T1-------------------------
as an aid to trouldeshooting. When using the data,
1.2
3-4
observe the following:
4-5
1.2
(1) Before making resistance measurements
25
6-7
8-9
2.6
of the windings, determine that faulty operation is
10-11
1.2
likely due to a faulty transformer or coil. To do
1.2
11-12
this, follow the troubleshooting procedures (paras
26
13-14
800
15-16
17-18
12. 5
(2) Do not use the resistance measurements
7
1-2
A15T1-------------------------
as the sole basis for discarding a transformer as
2-3
1.8
4-5
0.5
during manufacture, resistances may vary from
6-7
0.5
3-40
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