Crosley Mod 601 Arbee 111 Hookup

11/11/2011 2:43:30 PMrob w

Can you assist with the hookup of a n Arbee 111 battery eliminator to a Crosley Model 601

11/11/2011 3:40:21 PMEdd

Sir Ron . . . . dub'l ya'. . . . .

I'll initially start off . . . but really need other referencing that is not with me at this locaton.

Red-------135 Volts B+ for your AF output stage

White-----90 Volts B+ for your frontal RF tubes and the first audios plate supply

Blue ------45 Volts B+ for your detector stages plate supply

Brown ---- The lower C minus supply for your first audio stages grid bias

Green------The higher C minus supply for your AF output tubes grid bias

Yellow------Filament supply

Black-------Filament supply and the B- supply's common connection.

What I need my other ref info is to confirm the polarities of the applied 5.1 Volt A supply to those Yellow and Black connections.

With this set using separate C supplies the black is probably common negative for both A and B supplies , whereas when slouching along WITHOUT using any C supplies . . .[used on much on simpler receivers] but (yours definitely not in that category ! ), one ties the A+ to B- ground and gets the benefit of that minor level of developed "phantom" C bias.

Thassit for now . . . .

73's de Edd

I went to the eye doctor today and found out I needed glasses for reading. So, I got me some flip-up contact lenses.

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11/16/2011 4:47:50 PMRob

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:Sir Ron . . . . dub'l ya'. . . . .
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:I'll initially start off . . . but really need other referencing that is not with me at this locaton.
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:Red-------135 Volts B+ for your AF output stage
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:White-----90 Volts B+ for your frontal RF tubes and the first audios plate supply
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:Blue ------45 Volts B+ for your detector stages plate supply
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:Brown ---- The lower C minus supply for your first audio stages grid bias
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:Green------The higher C minus supply for your AF output tubes grid bias
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:Yellow------Filament supply
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:Black-------Filament supply and the B- supply's common connection.
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:What I need my other ref info is to confirm the polarities of the applied 5.1 Volt A supply to those Yellow and Black connections.
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:With this set using separate C supplies the black is probably common negative for both A and B supplies , whereas when slouching along WITHOUT using any C supplies . . .[used on much on simpler receivers] but (yours definitely not in that category ! ), one ties the A+ to B- ground and gets the benefit of that minor level of developed "phantom" C bias.
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:Thassit for now . . . .
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:73's de Edd
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:I went to the eye doctor today and found out I needed glasses for reading. So, I got me some flip-up contact lenses.
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