ASTATIC Golden Eagle

ASTATIC Golden Eagle
Tfansistorized Desk Stand & D-lO4 Micro.
GRIP, PUSH, TOUCH OR LOCK ON- TO-TALK TYPE
The Stahrs Syrnbol for C. B. , Ham and Profes sional Users
DESCRIPTION
GENERAL
BicentenThe trGolden Eagle"; Astaticts lirnitedproduction
our nationts 200th birthnial rnicrophone
comrnernorating
day, will be-the rnost treasured rnicrophone in the history
of our country.
The world farnous Astatic D-104 rnicrophone, ernblazcined
withthe "Golden Eaglerr, is rnounted on a new Astatic 6 wire
desk stand for universal hook-up applications.
transistorized
Both rnicrophone and de sk stand are beautifully plated in 2 0K
gold to add the final touch of elegance.
Ttre Golden Eagle (T-UG9-DI04,
Gold) Stand has a built-in
two-stage silicon transistor amplifier having high irnpedance
input.
The output irnpedance is suitable for tihe inputs of
rnost all cornrnercial transrnitters
or transceivers.
The
high gain available ensures desired rnodulation capability.
The gaincanbe readily adjusted for the desired rnodulation.
The control is recessed to avoid accidental changes. The
result is an ideal base station rnicrophone for CB, Arnateur
or transrnitter.
or other comrnunication transceiver
The
tailored response and high gain ensures excellent talk-power
- - and full rnodulation.
and intelligibility
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D-104
MICROPHONE:
High quality
rnetal se.aled type crystal.
RECEPTACLE:
On top of stern,
MICROPHONE
crophone change versatility.
offers instant
S\{HICH BAR FOR EASY CONTROL: Canbelocked
ing ttslide clampil to top of stand.
rni-
"ON'r byrnovELEC TRONIC S PECIFICATIONS
BASE: Sturdy, die-cast zinc construction
HEAVY, TIP-FREE
'
tects the rnicrophone frorn rrtip overrr darnage.
pro-
o
ATTRACTM
o
AND CLICK-FREE
SWITCHING: Uses heavy duty 3
NOISE-FREE
contacts.
Low contact
PDT leaf type switch with palladiurn
will not oxidize and requires
resistance
of 20 rnilliohrns;
no cleaning.
FINISH:
HIGH GAIN,
o
RECESSED VOLUME
CHANGES.
o
SIZE:
a
'WEIGHT:
TWO TRANSISTOR
See Fig.
CONTROL
TO AVOID
1.
GOLDEN EAGLE
OUTPUT LEVEL:
o
POLAR
O
ourPUT
O
AMPLIFIER
O
BATTERY
TYPE:
O
BATTERY
DRArN:
O
BATTERY
LIFE:
O
TEMPERATURE
- zLb. , LO LlZoz.
in exciting
relays
with
C o N N E AU T ,O H IO I U .S .A .44030
90-ZL7
o
lN
See Fis.'4.
on other sid.e.
@ .1 0 0 0 H 2 :
I rneg. Load = -20d8 re IV/rnicrobar.
= -Z6dB re lV/rnicrobar.
5000 Load
PATTERN:
Sernidirectional.
5000 ohrns or less.
IMPEDANCE:
GAIN:
VOLTAGE
Z6dB.
9 volt; Eveready
16A4, etc.
216, Burge ss ?Y6, Ray-O-Vac
r.z
rna.
ACCIDENTAL
rHEASTATIC conp.
No.
RESPoNSE:
AMPLIFIER.
>1.*Caution Note: Care should be exercised
AC because of induced hurn fields.
Form
FREQUENCY
20K Gold
for relay operation allows up to 3
capability
High current
amperes DC and non-inductive AC loads with cornplete safetf. x'l'
O
O
Canadian Astatic, Ltd.,
CANADA:
182O Ellesmere Road, Scarborough, Ontario
o
'RELAY"
O
CABLE:
Approx.
RANGE:
'ELECTRONIC'
6 rno. (based on norrnal usage).
Approx.
crystal.
-30 C. to 445 C.
(Lirnited
by
)
or'SPECIAL
CIRCUITS':
By plugwiring
Coiled cord; single conductor shielded plus four unshielded
conductors.
MANUFACTURERS OF PHONOGRAPH CARTRIDGES
N E E D L E S T P I C K U P S T M I C R O P H O N E S
P H O N E : 5 9 3 - l I I I A r e a C o d e2 1 6
Morhan Exporting Corporation
EXPORT
SALES:
27O-7a Newtown Road, Plainview, New York
11803
AWC
specif
ications:
ASTATIC Golden Eagle
BOTTOMVIEW
UNION NUT
Ar
o-roa
\/,*^V
v
ACTUATOR
SLIDE CLAMP
SIAND
F I G .I
FrG'5
srAND scHEMATrc
r y P I C A L D - I 0 4 R E S P O N S-E F R E Q U E N C YC H A R A C T E R I S T I C S
N OT E S :
o
!t
=
td
an
=
o
G
a
l. Do not^subiect
the crystolsto temperotures
t20
to
+*--o
I
---z
En.o
o_ver45]C .; pqrmonentdomoge may r esult .
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2. The D-104 is one of o groupof "Plug-ln"
m i c r o p h o n e sc o m p o t i b l ew i t h t h e " G " s e r i e s
o f s t o n d s . l t p l u g si n t o t h e t o p o f t h e m o s t
o n d i s l o c k e d o n b y m e o n so f t h e u n i o n n u t
( S e eF i s . l ) .
_ to
-20
ld
E
500
5x
IK
FREQUENCY IN HERTZ
'IRELAY",
"ELECTRONIC",
or "SPECIAL"
SWITCHING CONTROL:
Most types of switching
are possible by proper hookup wiring with no changes in the stand reqr.riled. The
standis factory u'iled so thatin theunoperated position the black wire is connected
to the blue wire and the yellow wire is grounded to the shield.
Depressing the
actuator bar connects the red wire to the blue wire and ungrounds the yeIIou' wire.
CONNECTOR
1/IRING: WHITE to audicr inpr-rt, SHIELD
and YELLOW
to c<,:ntrol circuits.
CABLE
VOLUME
to gror-rnd, RED,
BLACK,
BLUE
CONTROL:
Located in the base to elirninate accidental
changes should be set at
rntnln : r u r r rg a i n - c o r n p l e t e C O U N T E R C L O C K W I S E p o s i t i o n w h e n v i e w e d f r o r n b o t t o r n
of stand.
TURN 'rON" the transrnitter
and squeeze the actuator bar in direction
as noted in Fig.
1.
Operating the actuator bar operates the transrnit-receivecircuits.
While talking into the nricrophone at norrnal operating distance,
slowly
(Fig. Z) up until rnodulation is at desired level.
turn the volurne control
Once
properly
set, the volurne control should pof recrriva rpsoftiyrg under equivalent
conditions.
For desired sensitive touch control - rnovc slide c{amp up in short steps to desired tension.
For continuous or VOX operation - push slide clamp up trr tap.
BATTERY
REPLACEMENT:
9 v < - r l tb a t t e r y , l o c a t e d i n s i d e t h e b a s e o f s t a n d r n a y b c r e p l a c e d
withlocally
available Eveready 216, Burgess 2V6, Ray-O-Vac
I604, or eqr.iir,'alent.
To replace
screws.
CARE
OF
the battery,
rerlove
the
bottorn
cover
by
GOLD FINISH:
The 20K Gold finish on the Golden Eagle is protected
by a Lacquer
Coating.
Topreserve
theoriginalfinish
do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
Use only darnp soft cloth and wipe dry with soft cloth.
T.UG9
Sp"ciql
STAND
Instruction
Notes
A c o m b i n q t i o no f t h e o m p l i f i e d s t o n do n d o h i g h l e v e l m i c r o p h o n e m c r yr e s u l t i n o v e r m o d u l o t i o n ( t i n n y o r h o l l o w s o u n d ) /o v e r l y s e n s i t i v eg o i n o d i u s t m e n ot r o s q u e q lw h e n t r o n s m i t t i n g .
S e v e r o l p o s s i b l es o l u t i o n se x i s t f o r t h i s p r o b l e m . T h e f i r s t i s t o o d d o i o r + w o t t r e s i s t o r
e q u o l t o t e n t i m e s t h e i n p u t i m p e d o n c eo f t h e s e t , i n s e r i e sw i t h t h e w h i t e c o b l e l e o d .
A s e c o n ds o l u t i o ni s i n s t o l l q t i o no f o n " L " p o d c o m p r i s i n gt w o r e s i s t o r s
D e c r e o s i n gt h e v o l u e o f t h e 4 7 0 o h m r e s i s t o rw i l l l o w e r t h e o u t p u t l e v e l .
2 . W h e n w i r i n g m i c r o p h o n ec o b l e s o n d p l u g s t o e q u i p m e n t , t h e c o l o r c o d e sf o r t h e c o b l e o n d
f o r t h e e q u i p m e n te r e n o t n e c e s s o r i l yt h e s o m e . B e c o r e f u l t o c o n n e c t w i r e s t o t h e c o r r e c t
t e r m i n ol s .
3. OccosionollyR,F. feedbockpresentsproblems. The soluiionis bosicolly good insiollotion.
o.
A n f e n n o F e e d l i n e s t o n d i n gw o v e r o t i o m u s tb e l o w .
b.
G o o d g r o u n d i n ge l i m i n o t e so " h o t " t r q n s m i t t e rc h q s s i sc o n d i t i o n
w h i c h c q n c o u p l e R . F . i n t o u n w o n t e dp l o c e s . O n b o s e s t o i i o n s
m u l t i p l e g r o u n d sw i t h d i f f e r e n t l e n g t h l i n e t o e o c h g r o u n d i s g o o d
proctice.
c.
I n s t u b b o r n c o s e si t m q y b e n e c e s s o r yt o o l t e r m i c r o p h o n e c o b l e
l e n g t h t o o n o n - r e s o n o n tl e n g t h . A c o i l c o r d i n l i e u o f o s t r o i g h t
coble con be o solution.
d.
l n e x t r e m e c o s e s i t h o s b e e n f o u n d i h o i i n s t o l l o t i o no f q n R . F .
f i l t e r i n t h e t r o n s m i t t eor t t h e o u d i o i n p u t e l i m i n q t e sR . F . t o q u d i o
i n p u t s t o g e . T h i s f i l t e r c o m p r i s e so l 0 K o h m r e s i s t o ri n s e r i e so n d
o . 0 0 1 m f d . c q p q c i t o rf r o m t h e m i c r o p h o n ei n p u t t o g r o u n d .
lo K *r'
, v 1 CR O p H O N E
INPUT
t
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TRANstnrrrER
AUDIOTNPUT
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(ovrn;
FormNo. 90-209
T.UG9
Spuciol
Instruction
STAND
Notes
Continued
4. Sometronsceivers(suchos Messenger
124) hove ihe microphonegroundoto D.C. poteniiol
differing from the oufer cose. With o metol housedmicrophonethere is o possibilityof shorts
to the outer coseblowing fusesor domogingequipment. When using equipmeniof this type,
reploce fhe block iumperfrom terminol5 to the solderlug,,wiih o l0 mf. copocitorof odequote voltogeroting.
5. On initiol setupit is o good prociice io turn goin completelydown. After furning on ihe
tronsmitler,slowly iurn the goin up until desiredmodulotionlevel is reoched, Thisprocedure
oids in getling goin properly set wiihout going ihrough periodsof excessivedistortionond
over modulotion
5. When using the T-UG9 Stond, if will be found on o few seisthoi the oudio line musi be
groundedin the receive modeto ovoid hum. To do this, cut fhe purple wire from terminol3
ond odd it to terminol5.
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