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ZANEY-GILL CORP.
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SWITCH & VOLUME The switch and volume control are located on the lower right hand knob which, when turned completely to the left, will act as a switch. To Increase volutllA gradually turn to the right until desired output is gained, being careful to see that the tuning indicator is directly on the station signal. The lower left hand knob operates VITATONE and tone control. The principle of VITATONE is supplying the backward notes with vitality and bringing them to the proper required impetus so that all reception carries breadth as well as the other registers. A further use of VITATONE is the elimination of line noises and static. which also can_be accomplished by turning the knob completely to the right. This latter feature Is excep tionally desirable for distance reception. HINTS NECESSARY FOR BETTER RADIO RECEPTION Use only standard high grade tubes. Cheap tubes will result in poor reception, poor tone and break downs at inopportune moments.
FUSE Should there be a short in the wiring or a defective tube installed in the set, the fuse, which is located on the right hand side of the chassis assembly, will be blown. This can be replaced by an ordinary 3 amp. automobile type fuse. There are two positions to install the fuse, the two rear clips being used for 110 volts and the two front clips being used where excessive voltages rises as high as 130 volts. In case of any unusual disturbances in the set, do not attempt to operate same until advised by an experienced service man.
If set does not light, inspect plug connections to wall, also fuse.
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Also, have tubes tested for probable filament shorts.
In all cases, do not attempt to repair the set yourself. Call a competent service man, otherwise your guarantee will he nullified and void.
CAUTION: Before attempting to install or operate, ascertain if this receiver corresponds with the voltage and the cycles of your power supply. The voltage and cycle reading is marked plainly on the license plate. ("Check Same"). Information on the above figures can be ascertained by calling your local power company. In localities where extreme fluctuations of voltages oc- cur, we recommend that a separate voltage compensator be used to maintain a steady power supply.
ANTENNA & GROUND The quality and amount of reception depends on the cor- rect use of both aerial and ground. In congested areas where several broadcasting stations are in operdtion, it is not necessary to haie an outdoor aerial. Set can be operated on from 3 to 15 feet of aerial for all local reception. In outlying territories or where your rela tivity to a broadcasting station permits, an aerial of from 25 to 150 feet may be used properly insulated and with correct lead-ins. A very important feature in connecting a radio is to have a good ground as close to the receiving set as pos- sible. A poor ground is a producer of noises, fading and generally poor reception. Both aerial and ground should be inspected every six months for loose connec tions or broken strands. Aerial and ground connections are marked on the bind- ing posts at the back of the chassis.
TUBES The equipment for this radio consists of 3-224, 1-227, 1-280 and 1-246.
CAUTION: Do not insert or remove tubes from sockets while current is turned on.
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