Need some manuals

[Fred Richards]

I'm looking for a good quality PDF copy for a Modulation Sciences CP-803 composite clipper. If there were any differences based on age, I'm guessing this one was built in the late 80s. The copy I found on a web search does not have enough resolution to read component values.

I have some spare time on my hands at home, and want to see if I can resurrect some equipment deemed total loss. I figure it would be a good challenge to see if I could bring it back to life, starting first with a unit involved in a flood. Any help with a good copy appreciated.

 

[Studio1]

I have a PDF which has an impossible to read schematic - which is strange given the rest of the manual is clear and easy to see.
The board layout is readable (just - you may have to do some elimination) showing component numbers, and there's a parts list showing each component and its reference to the board layout.
I suspect it may be the same PDF you found, as I am sure I got my copy off the web as well.

 

[BROADCAST]

I have seen a couple of differences between the schematic and my unit.
Contact me off list.

Paul.

 

[Dale H. Cook]

I have a PDF which has an impossible to read schematic

That sounds like the same Revision 2 PDF that I have, with the unreadable schematic on page 23.

 

[Studio1]

I have a PDF which has an impossible to read schematic

That sounds like the same Revision 2 PDF that I have, with the unreadable schematic on page 23.

Yes, that's it - page 23. Whoever scanned this into a PDF needs to go back to school. How can you make a PDF and not check it for legibility? It's not like it's a minor issue either. The schematic simply cannot be read.