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    BC348 
	The B-348 is a compact American made
      communications receiver, which was mass-produced during the war for the
      U.S. Army Air Force. 
    The BC-348 series ran to several  mark letters
      during its long production history. 
	Although the outside appearances
      were similar, internally there were considerable divergences, particularly
      with the later models. 
    The basic common specification was of a superhet
      having two r.f. stages, frequency-changer, three i.f. stages, detector /
      a.g.c. and output stage.  | 
    
         
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    There was no intermediate a.f
      amplifier between detector and output. 
	The frequency-changer stage in the
      earlier marks consisted of separate mixer and local oscillator valves,
      later altered to a single-valve configuration. 
    The early marks had a b.f.o.
      combined with the 2nd i.f. amplifier, whilst the later types had it
      combined with the detector / a.g.c. valve. 
     
    The Frequency Coverage was
      the same for all marks: 
    200-500 Hz 
    1.5-3.5 MHz 
    3.5-6 MHz 
    6-9.5 MHz 
      9.5-13.5 MHz 
    13.5-18 MHz. | 
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     The Power Source being the
      aircraft 24v service battery, the valve heaters were arranged in
      series-parallel to present a nominal 25.2v load. 
    The h.t. was supplied by
      a dynamotor rated at 28v input and approximately 235v output at 75mA. 
	Why
      28v you may ask ? well a lead-acid accumulator of nominally 24v (12
      two-volt cells) gives 26.4v when fully charged, (2.2v per cell). However,
      when on charge the terminal voltage will be of the order of 28v, hence the
      input rating of the dynamotor.   | 
    
       
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    Resistors were also placed in the
      heater circuit to reduce the voltage, as the battery was expected
      to be on charge throughout operational flights. 
	Similarly a nominal 12v
      battery gives 13.2v fully charged and a terminal voltage of around 14v on
      charge. 
     
    Another series of receivers numbered BC-224 was in concurrent
      production, these models being identical with the BC-348 except for the
      power source a 12.6v battery. | 
    
      
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      Following depending on model
  On the BC348 Name Plate there
      will be a letter of the alphabet please quote this with your order 
      TABLE OF CONTENTS 
       
      
    	GENERAL DESCRIPTION 
       
      General  
      Component Units  
      Cabinet  
      Chassis  
      Dial and Mask Assembly  
      Dynamotor  
      I-F Transformers, Crystal Filter, C.W Oscillator  
      Mounting  
      Panel  
      Plug  
      R-F and Oscillator Units  
       
      
    	
      INSTALLATION AND ADJUSTMENT  
       
      Initial Procedure  
      Unpacking  
      Inspection  
      Installation  
      Mounting  
      Electrical Connections  
      Elimination of Electrical Interference  
      Mounting the Receiver  
      Antenna and Ground Connections  
      Preparation for Use  
      Inspection  
      Controls 
  
      
    	OPERATION 
       
      Procedure  
      Operating Test  
      Reception  
       
      
      
      MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS 
      
      
      
       
      Circuits  
      Frequency Range and Bands  
      Input Coupling  
      Radio Frequency Amplifier  
      First Detector  
      Heterodyne Oscillator  
      Intermediate Frequency Amplifier  
      C-W Oscillator  
      Crystal Band-Pass Filter  
      Second Detector  
      Output  
      Description  
      Constant Internal Receiver Noise  
      Dynamotor DM~28~(*)  
       
      
    	
      
      MAINTENANCE  
       
      Inspection  
      Dynamotor Service and Maintenance  
      Removal from Chassis  
      Lubrication  
      Commutator  
      Bearings  
      Reassembly  
      Power Rating  
      Removal of Front Panel  
      Dial and Mask Assembly  
      Servicing the Dial and Mask Assembly  
      Removal  
      Disassembly  
      Dial Replacement  
      Stop Arm Replacement  
      Replacement of Dial and Mask Assembly  
      Dial Calibration  
      Removal of Antenna, R-F Detector and Oscillator Units  
      Trouble Location and Remedy  
      Quick Check  
      Sensitivity  
      Trouble Location and Correction Procedure  
      Equipment Required  
      Weak or No Signals on All Bands, Modulated Reception  
      Weak or No Signals on Any One Band, Modulated Reception  
      Weak or No Signals on All Bands-C-W Reception (Modulated Reception Normal) 
      Measurements with Test Set 1.56-A  
      Failure of Dial Lights  
       
      
    	
      
      SUPPLEMENTARY DATA  
       
      General  
       
      
    	
      
      TABLE OF REPLACEABLE PARTS  
       
      
      DRAWINGS  
       LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 
       
      Radio Receiver BC-348J  
      Radio Receiver BC-348-J, Tube Positions  
      Radio Receiver BC-348-J, View of Front Panel  
      C-W Oscillator Switching  
      Crystal Filter Circuit  
      AVC Connections  
      MVC Connections  
      Dynamotor DM.28-J and Filter  
      Radio Receiver BC-348-J, Dial and Mask Assembly  
      Trouble Location and Correction Chart  
      Crystal Filter Coil  
      Socket Voltages  
      Location of Trimmer Capacitors  
      Radio Receiver BC.348-J, Front View  
      Radio Receiver BC-348-J, Rear View of Chassis  
      Radio Receiver BC-348-J, Top View of Chassis  
      Radio Receiver BC-348-J, Bottom View of Chassis  
      Radio Receiver BC-348-J, Partial Bottom View  
      Mountings FT-154-J, FT.154-Q, and FF-154-AA with Plug Assemblies, Rear View 
      Radio Receiver BC-348-J, Front View of Cabinet  
      Antenna Unit  
      R-F Unit  
      Detector Unit  
      Oscillator Unit  
      I-F, C-W Oscillator and Crystal Coil Assemblies  
      Radio Receiver BC-348-J, Schematic Diagram  
      I-F Transformers, Wiring Diagram  
      Radio Receiver BC-348-J. Outline Dimensional Sketch  
      Mounting FT-154-J, Drilling Plan  
      Radio Receiver BC-348-J, Wiring Diagram of Chassis  
      Antenna, R.F, Detector and Oscillator Units, Wiring Diagram  
      Radio Receiver BC.348-J, Plug Connections  
      
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