Re: DITTEL FSG-40 & FSG-12 schematics?

[Georg Holderied]

Matti Adolfsen wrote:

> I have problems with 2 aircraft receiver-transmitters.


> I think I can solve this
> problem by reverse-engineering the RF stage, still I think a schematic
> might help.


When I needed to repair a Dittel Transceiver (other model) a couple of weeks
ago I contacted Dittel through their website http://www.dittel.de/ and
they sent me a service manual through their local (swiss) sales
representative quickly and at a moderate price.

George

[Matti Adolfsen]

Georg Holderied wrote:
>
> Matti Adolfsen wrote:
>
> > I have problems with 2 aircraft receiver-transmitters.
>
> When I needed to repair a Dittel Transceiver (other model) a couple of weeks
> ago I contacted Dittel through their website http://www.dittel.de/ and
> they sent me a service manual through their local (swiss) sales
> representative quickly and at a moderate price.
>
> George


I got the schematics to both units in electronic format. Both units have
been repaired now, thanks to averyone who helped. (the FSG-12 had a
broken wire: a screw cut the wire to the protecting diodes in the
RF-stage, allowing too high signal in during transmitter operation, this
had killed the first transistor in the unit. The FSG-40 had a bad
transistor in the IF-amplifier)

Matti

[michal]

Matti,

I have recently problems with my FSG 40. Could you, please, send me the schematics in electronic format to this model ?

Thank you
Michal


Georg Holderied wrote:

Matti Adolfsen wrote:

I have problems with 2 aircraft receiver-transmitters.

When I needed to repair a Dittel Transceiver (other model) a couple of weeks
ago I contacted Dittel through their website http://www.dittel.de/ and
they sent me a service manual through their local (swiss) sales
representative quickly and at a moderate price.

George


I got the schematics to both units in electronic format. Both units have
been repaired now, thanks to averyone who helped. (the FSG-12 had a
broken wi a screw cut the wire to the protecting diodes in the
RF-stage, allowing too high signal in during transmitter operation, this
had killed the first transistor in the unit. The FSG-40 had a bad
transistor in the IF-amplifier)

Matti

[nimbus]

I have the schematics of the FSG40 but I have problems to send it to
your email adress.
Contact me on :

[michal]

Hello,

my e-mail box allows attachment up to 10MB. If it isn't enough, you can upload it to the public web site.

Regards
Michal

I have the schematics of the FSG40 but I have problems to send it to
your email adress.
Contact me on :

[Proxx]

Hi guys,

I know that this is very old thread, but are you still able to provide me with those schematics?

Thanks very much in advance,
Michal

Hello,

my e-mail box allows attachment up to 10MB. If it isn't enough, you can upload it to the public web site.

Regards
Michal