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FADA "Special" Model 265-A and FADA "7" Model 475-A
Radio Service Data Sheet
September 1930 Radio-Craft

September 1930 Radio-Craft

September 1930 Radio Craft Cover - RF Cafe[Table of Contents]

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The following announcement was posted in the September 1930 edition of Radio-Craft magazine regarding Radio Data Service Sheets:

"We are pleased to announce that RADIO-CRAFT has taken over the subscription list of 'RADIO SERVICE,' formerly published in Dallas, Texas. All subscribers of record to RADIO SERVICE will receive RADIO-CRAFT until the expiration of their subscriptions."

FADA "Special" Model 265-A and FADA "7" Model 475-A

The following is the procedure to be followed for neutralizing the Fada "Model 265-A" battery set: the neutralizing condensers C7, CS, C9 are located from left to right in the set. Balance V3, V2, V1, in the same order, using a tube with an open filament. Adjust on a wavelength between 250 and 300 meters. To neutralize this receiver it is recommended that a type '01A tube be used in the detector position, V4; replacing, when balanced, with a type '00A tube. The compensating condenser C3A is located at the right of the third tuning condenser and is adjusted with a long screwdriver. In the Fada Model 475-A" receiver, C7 is accessible through the left hole (facing front of set) in terminal board in first can; and the second neutralizing condenser C8 through the right hole ...

FADA "Special" Model 265-A and FADA "7" Model 475-A Radio Service Data Sheet, September 1930 Radio-Craft - RF Cafe

FADA "Special" Model 265-A and FADA "7" Model 475-A Radio Service Data Sheet

 

 

Posted July 4, 2016


Radio Service Data Sheets

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