the bama scan is basically unreadable. Does anyone have a clean copy of the schematic? thanks!

My copy of the manual from BAMA is readable. Send your email address to me by PM and I'll send it on to you.

Pat

Didn't look at BAMA but heres one:
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&frm=1&source=web&cd=8&ved=0CHUQFjAH&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.k7jrl.com%2Fpub%2Fmanuals%2Fnri%2F33-34%2F33-34.pdf&ei=3Z2cT5wzgueIAt7JkWI&usg=AFQjCNF5XY4y7vzEY2nhZoVVnzcYYMX5Ng&sig2=a-3QO35oohZnFSHcLwuCBA

Don't know if this is any better but...
http://i806.photobucket.com/albums/yy34 ... /nri33.jpg

thanks, Lou, that is better, not great, but better. Radio, thanks for the manual pointer, that is the same one I downloaded, while the 34 is fairly clean, the schematic for the 33 is very difficult to read the fine print in the parts listing, I appreciate yours, as well as everyone else's, help! Randy

I can rescan the 33 at higher res and email it to you. PM me with your email if you want me to do that.

Hi Randy, did you get the scan that I emailed you?

Lou, was that scan from admin yours? It is an excellent scan, very clear and readable! BTW, I am trying to get my 33 up and running to use, what would you recommend for the 2 test cable (audio & rf), the ones on mine are filthy and falling apart... thanks, Randy

Yep, that was me. I used rg58C/U for the RF-IF. I bought a bunch of military 6" cables with a BNC on each end. I cut them in half and make 2 probes. I convert my old stuff to BNC. The RF-IF probe has a very small cap like 2pf in it, don't know if it was just a couple wires twisted together or an actual cap. For the audio I used some thin mic cable I had.

thanks, Lou, much appreciated! That pic was sharp as a tack, even with my old eyes I can read it!