Electroenthusiast Active Member Sep 8, 2009 #1 Recently i observed my Old Radio tuner...which had following symbols at the back, may i know what it means? Attachments P1020891_1.jpg 245.3 KB · Views: 148
Recently i observed my Old Radio tuner...which had following symbols at the back, may i know what it means?
Electroenthusiast Active Member Sep 8, 2009 #3 Antennae Is placed somewhere else/ but still? And where does groung Come AC input Right?
blueroomelectronics Well-Known Member Sep 8, 2009 #4 That is a Chassis GND, it can often be connected to Earth or may form part of an AM loop antenna. Ground (electricity) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia And antenna is well an antenna tuned for AM reception. Can be as simple as a length of wire. **broken link removed** **broken link removed**
That is a Chassis GND, it can often be connected to Earth or may form part of an AM loop antenna. Ground (electricity) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia And antenna is well an antenna tuned for AM reception. Can be as simple as a length of wire. **broken link removed** **broken link removed**
transistor495 Member Forum Supporter Sep 8, 2009 #5 That is external AM antenna port if needed. Not for FM. External antenna unit may have two terminal for connecting to a receiver. One is signal output and other is ground. That screw(with caution) looks like a fix for FM/or SW telescopic areal. If you unscrew it you need to open the cover to fix it properly.
That is external AM antenna port if needed. Not for FM. External antenna unit may have two terminal for connecting to a receiver. One is signal output and other is ground. That screw(with caution) looks like a fix for FM/or SW telescopic areal. If you unscrew it you need to open the cover to fix it properly.