I have a Superior Broadcast Products exciter with no model number listed on it. Behind the Superior label, it says TF (m) 30. Any idea who made this for them? I contacted Superior for a schematic and haven't heard anything back. Does aybody out there have a schematic or manual I could copy? I have checked the web for some of the foreign mfg's like RVR and Elenos to no avail. I'd like to get this thing working.
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FM Exciter manual or schematic needed
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Have a Bext (on-air) and an Energy-Onix early SSt model awaiting repair--both RVR products--and manuals on both versions. As well as a newer Energy-Onix in studio, awaiting a drier road to be returned to another site.
All three look basically the same from the back--there is a big toroid power transformer on the left (on the right looking from the front); then the power supply on a long vertical chassis/heat sink, then the power amplifier on another long vertical chassis, with an "N" female output, then a horizontal board which has the audio stages and frequency synthesizer. There is a fan pulling air out directly behind the power supply and power amp models.
The front panels on each are different--the newer Energy Onix has an LED disply for modulation and frequency, the older one just a meter and switch, the BEXT a front panel switch to change frequency.
Sound like your unit?? If so, have books you can copy. Assuming from "WVeng" your are in the Mountain state, I'm at St. Marys. Montani Siemper Libre
All three look basically the same from the back--there is a big toroid power transformer on the left (on the right looking from the front); then the power supply on a long vertical chassis/heat sink, then the power amplifier on another long vertical chassis, with an "N" female output, then a horizontal board which has the audio stages and frequency synthesizer. There is a fan pulling air out directly behind the power supply and power amp models.
The front panels on each are different--the newer Energy Onix has an LED disply for modulation and frequency, the older one just a meter and switch, the BEXT a front panel switch to change frequency.
Sound like your unit?? If so, have books you can copy. Assuming from "WVeng" your are in the Mountain state, I'm at St. Marys. Montani Siemper Libre
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