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 LSG-10
MODEL

SIGNAL GENERA TOR

The LSG· 10 is a compact and honby high quality instrument for the radio B. Audio Section. A 6AR5 is used as a 400 cycle generator. The output

service benchss, amateur constructor, and for instruction. It is light ;., weight, occupies con be used either as on internal modulator or on audio source for external use.

small space, and is built for moximu m service. When frequencies other than 400 cycles ore to be used for modulation, the tube

SPECIFICATIONS , Frequency Ro nge 120 KC to 260 MC becomes on amplifier.

ond A 120 KC to 320 KC The frequency calibration <.on be depended upon to 2%,. directly from the

320 KC to J 000 KC scale. However, when o higt,er degree of accuracy is desired, the generator must
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be colibroted using a heterodyne frequency meter or other source of accurate
c 1.0 MC to 3.2 MC
frequeocies, and calibrated using the logging scale on the dial.
D 32 MC lo 11 MC
The generator is designed far Oct volts, 50/ 60 cps, and core should
E 11 MC to 38 MC

F 37 MC to 130 MC be token that o DC source is not used.

OPERATION , Attach line plug to the volt AC power line. Insert the plug of
Calibrated Hormonics 120 MC to 260 MC
the center lead of the o~tput coble into the "H" output jock ond th.-i shield plug
R. F. Output Over IO O, 0 00 m icrovo Its
into the "G" jock. The <:enter lead and shield clips should be connected to the
R. F. Control Variable with 2 tops
ANT and G:--J D term inols resp,:lively, of the receiver under test. Set the generator
Mod u rat ion Freq. A pp roxi mate Iy ~Cio cps
A. F. Output to the desired frequency by turning the center knob and "FREQ. BAND" switch.
2 to 3 volts
Set the "MOD" switch to "INT", and turn the AC switch (rower left) clockwise.
A. F. Input Approxi mote Iy 4 volts

l 2BH7 A 400 cycle tone should be heard from the speaker of the rece:vcr when the lotter
Tube Complement R. F. Osc.Buffer

A. F. Osc.Am p Ii fle r 6AR5 is tuned to the generator frequency. Suitobfe R. F. output eon be obtained by

volts. 50/ 60 cps 12 wolfs adjusting the "R. F. FINE" knob, o:od also by changing the output top to "L".
Power Source

Size & Weig ht 63i" X 1 O"X-4;;" 6 lb appr . The input to the re:eiver from the generator shou Id be as low as posssible to avoid
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overloading the tubes. in tne receiver. Exce~;ive inpvts co•Js.~ two r~sonance points
(2SOX 160X 115 mm 2.7 kg)

DESCRIPTION : A. Rodia.frequency Section. A l 2BH7 is used as a combined radio to appeor ond proper alignment or adjustments ore impossible.

frequency oscillator and buffer. One triode section is used as a Colpitts osci!lotor External modulating frequencies may be applied by turning the "MOD" knob

and the other triode is used for a buffer lo iso Iate the load from the frequency to "EXT'' and the audio input to the AF binding posts. For audio testing, the -400

determining portion. The output voltage is continuously variable with two tops, High cycle output is ovilable at the some binding posts by turning the "MOD" swich

ond Low. to "INT", and the output may be v,:,ried by the AF IN/OUT control.