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 heathkit hr-10b trouble shooting
Well here I go...has anyone ever put out a paper on the step by step checking of this receiver?I have finally obtained all of the heathkit equipment seen in my uncle jim's 1964? photograph I have.The DX-60 the Hr-10b reciever ,the VFO, the speaker and the tuner .I hope to find(other than the building manual) a step by step article so I can diagnose while I learn.Please.....any elmer articles out there??
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Do you have the manuals for the equipment, or only the schematics? The Heathkit manuals usually have a pretty good troubleshooting section. Most of the setup and troubleshooting doesn't require more than a high impedance volt meter.
There is nothing very unusual about the HR-10b Receiver. An RF Generator might be handy for aligning the IF, but beyond that it's pretty simple.
If you Google "troubleshooting superhet", you will get lots of trouble shooting help. The site at "http://www.radioremembered.org/superhet.htm" will give you a good explanation of each stage and what you need to know to make it work properly.
I have been working with Heathkits since I first got my license (1966). Overall, they are fun to build and pretty easy to get working.
73, Martin, K7MEM
Ash Fork, AZ
http://www.k7mem.com
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