PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-434
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 434
JANUARY 1989
AN/G RC-106 Radio Set .
..
KeEp
f
f you're short on patience with a hot
radio, circuits in your AM-3349 radio
Fequency
amPlifier
will
dO
a sLOw
burn.
An overheated radIo auto±aticaLLy
f²ips the ³N´³µµ ¶R·M ¶WR switch
to ³µµ. ¸hen tHat hapPens, it¹s ³K
to tuº the switch ³N right away»
But, i¼ it cuts o½¼ aga¾¿, be patientÀ
¸ait at least 10 ±inutes beÁre you
tuÂn you set on again.
Vehicle Radio .
..
W
Hen you stÃÂt you vehicle with tHe
Âadio on, the voltage surge yoU get
wHen tHe engine staÂts ÄiÅl zaP youÂ
radioÆ So, make suÂe tHe radio¹s ³µµ
beÁÂe you staÂt yoUr engine.
To heÅP Âemi¿d yoU to tu¿ oÇ the
Âadio, add a caution laÈeÅ, NSÉ 7690Ê
00-942Ê7067, next to tHe veH¾cle staÂtË
¾ng switchÀ The ÌabeÌ says: CAÍTγÉ
ÏTÍÐÑ ³Òµ ÓÔÔ C³MMÍÉÎCÓÕ
TγÉS
EQÍÎÖMENT
BEµ³ÐE
STÓ×TÎÉG ³R ST³¶ÖØG ENGÙÚÛ
SB ÜÜÊ624 ¾s the authorÝty Ár oÂderÝng
tHe ÅabeÅÆ
ÞHiÅe you¹Âe wait
i
ng,
ß
make suÂe the
ai vents aÂe cleaÂÆ This helPs to cool
you commo geaÂÆ
I
KEEp ±Ir vEnTs ²LE±r
J
The¿ tUà tHe PoÄe sÄitch ³NÀ YoáU
can oPeÂate ÁÂ two houÂs or as long
as yoUÂ set doesn¹t oveÂheatÀ
Be sUÂe to check the mete dials ÁÂ
needle de¼lect¾on to assUÂe transmisË
s¾o¿À
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W±T²H nEEDLEs
mOvE TO OpEr±TE
J³´ 89
ougH ha¿dling o¼ you hândy PoÂtË
aÈÅe, pocket radio will maãe it stop
talk¾¿g to you o Á äouÆ
Ît just takes some te¿de Loving caÂe
¶å to keep it comæunicatingç
Ôike, always hold your radio Èy its
bodyè Neve caéÂy it Èy the whiP anÕ
te¿¿a o you¹ll pull the ÄiÂing Loose.
¸H¾le yOU have the antenna ¾n mind,
neve bend the ÓSê3575 a¿tenna ÈackÕ
ÄaÂdÀ You¹Ìl ÈÂeÃk itÀ AlÄays Áld the
a¿tenna towaÂd tHe concave side.
μ yoU Ået the Handset dangle ÄHen
it¹s idÅe, it¹ll tUg by ¾ts ow¿ ÄeigHt or
s¿ag o¿ bÂUshÀ
THis¹ll tea tHe coÂd
Ìoose ëom tHe auxiliaÂy co¿tÂol. ¶ut
tHe ha¿dset ¾¿ yoU pocket o ha¿g it
by the clip to you clothi¿gÆ
Neve pUt a ÈatteÂì in yoU set with
the ³Nʳҵ switch in the ³N PositionÀ
μ tHe Âadio¹s leí o¿ wHiÌe yoU change
the ÈatteÂyî a cUÂÂent sUÂge will cause
aÂcing. THis w¾ll bUº oUt ciÂcuitsÆ
Ó¼te you¹ve rePlaced the batteÂy, Èe
sure the case latches aÂe cÅosed at the
saæe t¾æeÆ Closing theæ one at a time
will PUt the case in a bind. This will
ÈÂeak a latcH o cÂack the caseÆ
j³´ 89
45
'
,.
,
"
±
,
¸hen you¹re pusHing the
¶ÍSïÕ
T³ÊT AÔK sÄitcH keep yoU ð¾¿gers oñ
the micÂophone scÂeen on the othe side
o¼ your ÂadioÆ òoo much touching will
damage the screen, letting dUst and dirt
inÀ
EyebalÌ the spÂing clips hold¾¿g the
shoÂti¿g Plug and the alig¿ment tool.
I
µprIng ²¶Ips In p¶±²E?
i
μ they¹Âe not ¼astened in place, they¹ll
óÌl on tOP o¼ ôhe ÈatteÂy connectorsÀ
The¿, when the case is closed the batÕ
teÂy sHoÂts out, wHÝch leads to a ÈatteÂy
blastÀ
Make a moÂe lasting maÂk while the
paint is stiLl on the i¿d¾cator maÂks ÁÂ
the ëeqUency code, ante¿na coupleÂ
and tÂansmitter moduLe switchesÀ Öut
tHe sľtches in the "³õ Pos¾tionÀ Then,
maãe an etcH on each position Äith a
sHaÂP tool.
This¹ll leave yoU guides
a¼te the Paö¿t is woº o½¼Æ
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