05-26-2026, 08:08 PM
Good Evening. The 49-602 is now off life support and working on its' own. I fear that I've become no better than a parts replacer, and a not very good one at that. I failed to replace R207 and I put a wire in its place
. I also failed to put a jumper connection in place. I possess the schematic, but didn't trace the circuits properly to insure that everything was as it should be. Well, the voltages are as follows:
C101A s/b 120V, measues 111V. OK
C101B s/b 65V, measures 58V OK
7.5V between Pin 7 of 3V4 and Pin 1 of the 1R5, measures 5.7V. Low, but OK
I also measured the voltage after R102. The schematic says it should be 90V, it measures 88V.
It plays rather well. I will Keep it playing for many hours over the next few days. After that I will use the battery eliminator to see how it performs that way. If it does, I will build a battery to fit in the compartment.
Thank you gentlemen and appreciate your assistance. I hope that I will be more diligent on my next radio. Joe
C101A s/b 120V, measues 111V. OK
C101B s/b 65V, measures 58V OK
7.5V between Pin 7 of 3V4 and Pin 1 of the 1R5, measures 5.7V. Low, but OK
I also measured the voltage after R102. The schematic says it should be 90V, it measures 88V.
It plays rather well. I will Keep it playing for many hours over the next few days. After that I will use the battery eliminator to see how it performs that way. If it does, I will build a battery to fit in the compartment.
Thank you gentlemen and appreciate your assistance. I hope that I will be more diligent on my next radio. Joe
Courage will follow when Faith takes the lead.




