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Superior Broadcast Products STL

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BobOnTheJob

This is a long shot, but does anyone happen to have a dip switch setting cheat sheet for the Jimmy Joynt Superior Broadcast Products 950mhz STL receiver?
 
I don't have the switch settings, but I'll bet the unit is really made by RVR. That might help. Of course, you could always just call Superior Broadcast and ask them. They are still around.
 
It may be an RVR product, but I doubt it. All RVR STL's I've seen have had either BCD switches on the front, or you used a front screen & push buttons to reset the synthesizer.
 
Chuck said:
I don't have the switch settings, but I'll bet the unit is really made by RVR. That might help. Of course, you could always just call Superior Broadcast and ask them. They are still around.
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Jimmy Joynt is still around...I spoke with him today. He sold the Aural STL line to another gent who I also spoke with. He was out of town & going to attempt to get someone to look the information up and call me back. That was 5 hours ago...I'm not holding my breath. The transmitter was easy...set a freq counter on it and flip switches until it landed within 7khz of 946.0 & tweak the trimmer to precision. Not that easy with the receive side. Seems this one was obtained in the mid-late 1990's.
 
Living proof that if you get the xmtr on freq (thankful for frequency counters!) & spend enough time trying various dip switch combos on the receiver, you'll eventually stumble onto the frequency. Still don't know the formula, but at least I have it where I need it!
 
Could you use your frequency counter and read the local oscillator in the receiver. I know this is a lot of trouble, But if all else fails it could work.
 
I'd almost bet that it's an Elenos. He usually sells Elenos and RVR stuff. Other than being italian and having to deal with that factor, Elenos actually has decent support. I'd contact them directly to see if it's one of theirs in reality.

http://www.elenos.com/
 
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