PEARCE-SIMPSON Comanche 16 Automatic Scanning VHF-FM High And Low Monitor Receiver Owner's Manual

Turn the Squelch control to the minimum position.
Turn power switch to ON.
Turn the volume control towards maximum.
A rushing sound will be heard in the speaker; advancing the
volume control towards maximum will increase loudness of
noise.
Adjust the squelch control until background noise disappears
for proper scanning.

Mobile Installation

A. Under-dash Board Mounting:

A mounting bracket and hardware are provided for convenient
mounting under the dashboard of a car or truck.

B. Vehicle Grounding:

The unit is designed for use in Negative Ground Vehicles.
Connect the red fused wire of the power cord to the hot side of the
ignition switch or directly to the positive terminal of the
battery. Connect the black wire to any convenient chassis
ground.

Mobile Antenna

The mobile antenna should represent an electrical quarter-wave
length at the operation frequency or physically represent about 19
at 150MHz. Shorter equivalents are loaded antennas usually placed
in the center of the roof for maximum effectiveness.

Mobile Noise Suppression

To reduce mobile noise, standard ignition suppression and
bonding techniques can be applied.

Marine Antenna and Installation

The antenna system for a boat should be a ground plane type
antenna. Apply bonding and ignition suppression techniques similar
to those used in automobiles.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can I use this product in a boat?

A: Yes, the product can be used in a boat with a ground plane
type antenna and appropriate installation techniques.

Q: How do I reduce mobile noise?

A: Mobile noise can be reduced by utilizing standard ignition
suppression and bonding techniques.

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OWNER’S MANUAL PEARCE-SIMPSON DIVISION OF GILAINISING CORPORATION

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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channels.

SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency Range: ……….. HIGH

150-170 MHz

LOW

30– 50 MHz

Maximum Channel Separation: – – *.10MHz

Sensitivity: co obese we aogier, 5 Tati Vm 1.0uV for 20db quieting

0.54V for 12db SINAD Squelch Sensitivity:.——-.– 0.5uV minimum

Modulation Acceptance:——– +5KHz

Audio Output:

1.0 watt into 8 ohms

Scan speed:

15 chan./sec. (Fast)

10 chan./sec. (Medium)

5 chan./sec. (Slow)

4 watts at 13.8V DC

8 watts at 117V AC

3 Ibs

IMCNSIONS 24e) e Fa. se 7-3/4”(W) x 2-5/8”(H) x 8-1/2′(D)

Accessories Supplied:

Mounting Bracket, AC Power Cord,

DC Power Cord. Instruction Manual

GENERAL
* Transistors- 48 * Diodes-61 * Integrated circuit (IC)-4 * Self-contained speaker-6%” x 2%4″ * Operates from 13.8V DC, 117V AC * ON-OFF Volume control * Squelch control * Scan-speed FAST-MEDIUM-SLOW switch * Mode selector switch (Hi/Hi-Lo/ALL)
Manual channel selector switch * Individual channel selector switches (1–16) * Priority ON-OFF switch * Scan AUTO-MANU switch
AC Power connector DC Power connector * Antenna connector Under-dash mounting bracket, Whip antenna

INSTALLATION
ELECTRICAL Set controls as follows, with Power cord removed:
(1) Power switch: OFF (2) Squelch: Minimum (3) Volume: Minimum (4) Scan: AUTO (5) Priority: OFF
(6) Individual channel selector switches: ON position (7) Insert desired crystals in proper positions
(8) Connect antenna cable
(9) Plugin the proper power cord and connected to voltage source (either 13.8V DC or 117V AC)
For Mobile operation the DC Power cord can be wired for negative ground. Turn the Squelch control to the minimum position. Turn power switch to “ON”. Turn the volume control towards maximum. A rushing sound will be heard in the speaker; advancing the volume control towards
maximum will increase loudness of noise.
When the squelch control is slowly turned towards maximum, a point will be reached where the background noise will disappear. This indicates normal squelch operation and this is the proper position for scanning.
MOBILE INSTALLATION
A. A mounting bracket and hardware is provided so that the unit may be conveniently mounted under the dashboard of any car or truck. Refer
to figure 2 for UNDER-DASH BOARD MOUNTING. B. The Gladding COMANCHE 16 is designed for use in Negative Ground
Vehicle.
Connect the red fused wire of the power cord to the “hot” side of the ignition switch, or directly to the positive terminal of the battery. Connect the black wire to any convenient chassis ground.
MOBILE ANTENNA The mobile antenna represents an electrical quarter-wave length at the operation freqeuncy, or physically represents about 19″ at 150MHz. Shorter equivalents are the “loaded” type of antenna, and are usually placed
in the center of the roof for maximum effectiveness.

MOBILE NOISE SUPPRESSION
Mobile noise is present in all automobiles but can be reduced if desired by using standard ignition, suppression and bonding techniques.
MARINE ANTENNA AND INSTALLATION The antenna system for a boat should be a ground plane type antenna. The
common name for such antenna is coaxial or ground plane antenna. The same bonding and ignition suppression techniques may be appied to a boat as to an automobile.
BASE ANTENNA AND INSTALLATION
To install this receiver in a base installation, screw in Telescopic whip antenna (accessory) into the hole of cabinet, simply connect the AC power cord to the rear panel connector and plug the cord into a 110–120 volts AC 60Hz power source. For best operation a permanent type antenna is recommended. Wire the antenna coax lead-in to a RCA type Phone plug and insert this in the antenna jack on the rear panel. The base antenna should be as high as possible and can be of the ground-plane variety.
FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
A. ON-OFF POWER SWITCH Turn power switch to “ON” position.
B. VOLUME CONTROL Turn the volume control clockwise and advance the volume control until you hear a rushing noise. Then adjust this control to a comfortable listening level.
C. SQUELCH
The squelch restricts the background noise output until a signal is received. Slowly turn the control clockwise (making sure there is no station transmitting on the frequency) until the background niose just disappears. If the control is increased past this point, it will take a much stronger signal to override the squelch, thereby not permitting weaker signals to
be heard.

. SCAN CONTROL
The SCAN control switch from automatic to manual scanning, in which case the “CHANNEL SELECTOR” switch must be used to switch channels.

. SCAN SPEED CONTROL
Rotate the Scan speed control enables a choice of scanning speed.

CHANNEL SELECT
Push the channel selector

switch

obtain

your

desired

channels

(i=

#16 ch.). Scan control switch must be in the Manual position.

. PRIORITY

Channel 1
Note that operation,

is always the priority channel.
regardless of which channel (from

thru

inclusive)

in’

the UNIT will always search Channel 1 every 2 seconds for

a duration of only 40 milliseconds.
Should a signal be present on Channel

during searching, Channel 1

will

lock-in, regardless of the fact that a signal is being received on another

channel at that time; at the same time, the Carrier Delay feature will not

allow further scanning until any carrier on Channel | is absent for more

than 2 seconds. The priority feature is operational during both “AUTO”

and “MANUAL” Scan. The significance of the Priority feature is pointed

out by the fact that in any given area there is usually one channel much

more important than the others. By inserting the most important

frequency crystal in the channel | position, the operator is assured of

always hearing transmissions of that freqeuncy, regardless of the activity

on the other channels.

. INDIVIDUAL CHANNEL SELECTOR SWITCHES
These push-buttons allow individual channel selection for programing
either the automatic or manual scanning operation.

. MODE SWITCH
Rotate the mode switch to obtain your desired modes. In the mode marked “Hi”, this unit scanning from channel | to channel 8. Marked “Hi/Lo”, scanning from channel 9 to channel 16 in these channels, High and Low combination. Marked “ALL” scanning from channel | to
channel 16.

BYPASS
This feature prevents the scanner Any one or more channels may be

from being locked on bypassed by releasing

a busy frequency. the corresponding

channel switches.

Front view

INDIVIDUAL CHANNEL SELECTOR SWITCHES

CRYSTAL ACCESS
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SPEED CONTROL

VONO-LOUFMFE CONTROL

REAR PANEL CONNECTORS
A. ANTENNA CONNECTOR An antenna connector is provided for the antenna input. Connect the antenna wire to the antenna connector.
B. AC POWER CONNECTOR Insert the AC power plug into the socket. Note: Disconnect DC power socket. Observe polarity slotting.
Cc. DC POWER CONNECTOR Connect the DC power plug into the socket. Power cord is marked black(-) and Red (+). Note: Disconnect AC power cord.
D. EXTERNAL SPEAKER JACK The speaker jack, which is normally closed is for use with an 8 ohms external speaker. When a plug is inserted in the jack, the internal speaker will be disabled.

AC POWER CONNECTOR
EXTERNAL SPEAKER JACK

ANTENNA CONNECTOR

CDCONPNOEWCETROR

TO INSTALL CRYSTALS

1. An access door is provided so that crystals can be inserted without remov-
ing the entire cabinet. 2. Figure 1 shows the location of the crystal sockets. 3. Insert the crystals into the sockets.

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– 10(B.) 111k) -12(0) – 13) -14(6)

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CRYSTAL SOCKET LAYOUT
Figure 1

CRYSTAL INSTALLATION
Sixteen crystal sockets are provided–8 sockets designated for high band only and another 8 sockets for intermix use between high band and low band. The sockets for CH1 through CH8 are for high band crystals only, and the sockets for CH9 through CH16 can be used either for high band or low band
crystals by connecting jumper connectors to the pins designated for high
band and low band respectively. Figure 1 designated factory inserted jumper connectors, that is, from CH9 to CH13 connected High band and from CH14 to CH16 did Low band. If you wish to receive another band, you should insert the jumper connector into the pins in the desired band corner (High or Low).
The ability to program any channels to operate on low band or high band on CH9 through 16 at will gives you great flexibility.

CRYSTAL CORRELATION
In order to obtain the correct crystal to monitor a specific channel the following formula must be followed to obtain the crystal frequency.
HIGH BAND 1. CRYSTAL FREQUENCY = DESIRED CHANNEL ——er — 10.7MHz

Example:

Crystal Frequency = 162.55 — 10.7 — 151.85 _ 50.6166MHz

Holder is an HC-25/U (Plug-in type) Series resonance — 450Hz; 3rd overtone Maximum series resistance of 35 ohms Maximum drive of 2 milliwatts Freqeuncy tolerance of +.001%

LOW BAND
1. CRYSTAL FREQUENCY = DESIRED CHANNEL FREQUENCY + 10.7MHz
Example: Crystal Frequency = 40.0 + 10.7 = 50.7 MHz

&WN Holder is an HC-25/U (Plug-in type)

Series resonance Maximum series

— 450Hz; resistance

3rd overtone of 35 ohms

nn Maximum drive of 2 milliwatts Frequency tolerance of +.002%

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specify

model
crystal

holder HC-25/U.

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frequencies being used in your area.

FREQUENCY COVERAGE
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same method.

SENSITIVITY VS FREQUENCY COVERAGE

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2 #3 +4

MHz FROM CENTER FREQUENCY

LOW BAND
GLADDING COMANCHE 16 possesses an inherent high rejection of unwanted signals due to the sensitivity of the R.F.Stage. THE CHART indicates the sensitivity for 20 db quieting when a channel is removed from center frequency (where the receiver has been peak tuned at 40MHz). When the receiver is peak tuned at 40MHz, sensitivity is within 6 decibels from 37MHz to 43MHz. If you want to change the tuned channel higher or lower, you must adjust for Maximum sensitivity at a DESIRED CHANNEL FREQUENCY within the specified band coverage (30–50MHz). Adjust L109, L110, L111 and L112 for Maximum sensitivity. Coil numbers
are printed on the printed circuit board.

SENSITIVITY VS FREQUENCY COVERAGE
QdU2FSIENOTB0RVGY MHz FROM CENTER FREQUENCY
UNDER-DASHBOARD MOUNTING
A mounting bracket and hardware is provided to enable this unit to be
convently mounted under the dashboard of any car or truck.
Refer to Figure 2 for mounting instructions.
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THEORY OF OPERATION-RECEIVER(HIGH/LOW)
The COMANCHE 16-VHF-FM Monitor receiver is a conventional double conversion superheterodyne circuit, employing Intermediate Frequencies of 10.7MHz and 455KHz. Modern design philosophy is employed throughout as demonstrated by the use of Low noise RF transistors, integrated circuits, monolithic quartz crystal 1st IF filter, and ceramic 2nd IF filter. Refer to the schematic diagram for the following description of circuit
functions and operation.
The received signal from the antenna is passed to a dual tuned input circuit. The signal is then amplified by Q101/Q106 and passed through another dual tuned bandpass network to the mixer stage, Q102/Q107. The mixer is fed with the VHF signal and the local oscillator to provide an IF output signal of 10.7MHz. The local oscillator uses following formula.
High band–….. fo = 1480–.7MHz_ 3
fs ; channel frequency Low band::-:—- fo = fs + 10.7 MHz
The mixer output is passed through a monolithic quartz filter to obtain a high degree of adjacent channel rejection. The use of the monolithic quartz crystal filter in the 1st IF stage provides greater suppression to intermodulation and spurious than conventional LC networks. Intermediate frequency signal of 10.7MHz is fed to the 1st IF amplifier Q301. Q302, the second mixer has an output of 455KHz which is coupled to
ceramic filter HF302. Local oscillator injection voltage for the second mixer is obtained from the 10.245MHz crystal controlled oscillator, Q305. The output of the second mixer is passed through a 455KHz IF ceramic filter to the IF amplifier/limiter IC (LA1201) which brings the signal to a level sufficient to operate the detector and squelch circuits. The ceramic filter which is connected to the output of the second mixer, provides a very narrow band-width and can be obtained greater suppression of adjacent channel and inter-modulation. A Foster Seely detector, composed of T303, T304, D301 and D302 are used to receiver the frequency modulated audio. The output from the Foster Seely detector is amplified in a conventional manner by Q701 and Q702. The output from Q702is directly coupled to the push-pull audio output stages, Q703 and Q704. ‘ The DC output from the squelch detector, emitter of Q304 is amplified by Q501 and Q502. Q502 also serves as a DC amplifier to provide the squelch voltage to Q701.
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DIGITAL SCANNING SECTION

The digital switching circuit is composed of IC’s sequencially selecting the sixteen crystal controlled frequencies in the local oscillator circuit of the receiver. Sequential selection by this electronic switching circuitry is called “scanning”. Scanning signal generator Q507 and 508 arein the form of a conventional free-running astable multivibrator. The scanning signal is added to the gate circuit of the crystal oscillators through frequency divider IC501 and IC502, and nand gate (D506–D5 13). When a signal input developes in the tuner, scanning is stopped instantly. It is that signal added to the scanning signal generator Q507 and 508 that stop tha scanning through IF amplifier, IC301, squelch circuits (Q501 and Q502) and carrier delay networks (Q503, Q504 and Q505). Thus the operation of the multivibrator is stopped and locked in to the signal incoming channel. The signal incoming channel light is also turned on. This scanning operation can be manually controlled by pushing a channel selecting button.

HIGH AND LOW BAND INTERMIX SYSTEMS

Each of the 8 channels (#9–16 ch.) in this model can be used for either the High or Low band as desired. Insert the jumper connector into the desired channel terminal in the High band corner if the crystal is for the High band or in the Low band corner if the crystal is for the Low band.
PRIORITY
1C503 is priority search signal generator.
When the priority switch is placed in the “ON” position, the unit will always search channel 1 every 2 seconds for a duration of only 40 milliseconds. If priority channel signal is received, stop the priority search signal generator 1C503 and lock in to the priority channel.

TROUBLE-SHOOTING HINTS

No power in radio

* AC power supply cord not connected.

* Jumper lead to ON-OFF switch not connected.

* Defective fuse.

*%+

Defective Q705. C711 electrolytic capacitor shorted. Defective power transformer.

No reception * Antenna not connected correctly. * Crystal is not firmly seated in its socket. * Radio is over-squelched. * First or second local oscillator circuit not operating. * Scanning circuit not operating. * Defective indicator lamp.
No sound * Power plug not connected. * Over squelched. * Jumper leads to speaker not connected. * Jumper leads to volume control not connected. * Defective audio circuit especially power amplifier. * Defective detector diodes. * Defective mini pot R706. * Defective electrolytic capacitor C708. * Switch terminal of external speaker jack opened.
Low sensitivity * Defective RF amplifier transistor. * Defective first IF transistor, second IF transistor or IC.
Can not select channels * Scanning is not set in MANUAL position, but in AUTO position. * Priority is in operation. * Any one of jumper leads to channel select switch is disconnected. * Defective IC502.
Can not adjust squelch control * Readjust mini pot R504. * Defective diode D504. * Defective transistor Q304, Q501 and Q502.
Abnormal scanning * Defective IC, transistor or diode in digital circuit. * Scanning is not set to “AUTO”. * Squelch not adjusted to quieting.

Symbol No. (Main)
R706 R504 R502 HF-302 R703
(Sub 1) R153 HF301 R153
(Sub 2)

REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

Pearce-Simpson Stock No.

Description MISCELLANEOUS

Part No.

5008-048 5008-049 5008-025 5023-009
5009-031 5010-036 5010-029 5010-030
5010-031 5010-032 5015-009
55001155–000099
5015-009
5003-075 5021-038
5023-010 5009-035 5010-002
5013-021 5013-022 5021-037
5009-033

Miniature trimmer control Miniature trimmer control Squelch control, 50KB Ceramic filter CFM-455D Volume control, 10KD Push switch Antenna terminal AC power connector DC power connector External speaker socket
DC power plug Antenna plug t—- AC power cord assembly
cor Socket Plug Fuse 1.5A Terminal Terminal Lug, for wiring Fuse holder Crystal, 10.245 MHz HC-18U Plastic screw driver
Miniature trimmer control tal Filter, 1OFA15A Push switch Crystal socket Terminal, for intermix systems Tip, for intermix systems Pilot lamp Pilot lamp
Rod antenna
Rotary switch

4-222R002 4-222T031 4-222R505 4-253R906 4-222R508 4-231R804 4-235R151 4-235R14971 4-235R124 4-235R185
4-236R116 4-236R122 4-243R11401
4-245R125
4-236R117
4-234R102
123-2-382R00291 123-2-382R00292
123-2-472R006 123-2-383R101 4-225R802
2-197R101
R-R110514 4-253R903 4-231R806 4-235R131 123-2-474R002 123-2-382RO006A 4-612R11878 4612R11879
4-244R181
4-231R503

Symbol No.

Pearce-Simpsom
Stock No.

Description

COILS AND TRANSFORMERS

(Main)
T303, 304 T302 T305 T701
L701
(Sub 1)
L101 L102, 104 L103 L109 LEO; 112 L111 L105, 107, 108,
113
L106, 114 L115~130 L131, 132 T301

5006-100 5006-175
5007-019
5012-007
5006-183 5006-184 5006-185 5006-186 5006-179 5006-187 5006-173
5006-174 5006-177
5006-176

IFT IFT IFT Power transformer
Choke coil Speaker, 8 ohms 1 watt
Ant. coil RF coil RF coil Ant. coil RF coil RF coil OSC coil
VHF coil RF choke coil VHF coil IFT

(Main)
Q301~305 Q501~505 Q701 Q702
QQ770034
Q705
(Sub 1)
Q101 Q102, 107 Q105 Q104,106,109 Q103, 108
(Sub 2)
Q506~508,
509~529 D701 D301,302,504 D501,502 D702 D704 D703

5001-061 5001-038
5001-064
5001-065 5001-059
5001-061 5001-066
5001-038 5001-137 5001-108 5001-138 5001-112
5001-140

SEMI CONDUCTORS
2SC930 Transistor 2S8C945_ Transistor 2SC536 Transistor 2SC536 Transistor
22S8AC417137_3 TTrraannsissitsotror_JOn Pai; )
28C1096 Transistor
2SC1393 Transistor 2SC563 Transistor 2SC1674 Transistor 2SC930 Transistor 2SA733 Transistor

28C945_
181212 18188 DS442_ 181211 DS131 RDI1E

Transistor
Diode Diode Diode Diode Diode Diode

Part No.

4-256R224 4-256R903 4-256R735 4-251R13591
4-255R807 4-151R138
4-257R805 4-258R806 4-259R815 4-257R806 4-259R807 4-259R814 4-258R807
4-265R127 4-253R701 4-265R014 4-256R138

28C930 D

2SC945 R

28C536 F

2SC536

925S0C1417733 9oO

28C1096 ~L

28C1393 L 2SC563 iL 28C1674 L 2SC930 D 28SA733 Q

28C945 Q

181212

18188

DS- 442

181211

DS131

RDI1E

Symbol No.

Pearce-Simpson
Stock No.

Description

SEMI CONDUCTORS

D503 D514~529 D101~116
D506~513 530~541
IC301 1C501,502,503

5001-141 5001-108 5001-139
5001-108 5002-005

MA-26 18188 18953

Diode Diode Diode

18188 Diode LA1201 Integrated Circuit (IC) TD1065P Integrated circuit (IC)

Part No

MA-26

18188

18953

18188 LA1201 TD1065P

FM1 B2

(Main) R713,714

5019-007

R507

R326

R711

R328

R709

R705

R710

R323,333,715

R312,316

R304,305 308,329,

330,708

2025-102

R509,712

R310,320,322

R309

R318,319,321

R501,702

R313,314,317,325,

331

R302,306,503,510

R311

R506,515

R512,514

R332,505,511,513,

104

R508,701

R303,307,315,707

R324,327

(Sub 1)

R133

R117

R104,118,123

R107,114,127,132

R103,122

R116

RESISTORS

0.5 47 120 150 180
270
330 470 680 820

ohm ohm ohm ohm ohm
ohm
ohm ohm ohm ohm

+10% +10% +10% +10% +10%
+10%
+10% +10% +10% +10%

%W “WwW %W YW %W
YW
YW YW “WwW %W

1Kohm +10%

1.2Kohm +10%

1.5Kohm +10%

1.8Kohm +10%

2.2Kohm +10%

3.3Kohm +10%

4.7Kohm +10% %W

5.6Kohm +10%

6.8Kohm +10%

10Kohm +10%

12Kohm +10%

15Kohm +10% YW

18Kohm +10%

22Kohm +10%

68Kohm +10% YW

12 ohm 100 ohm 200 ohm 330 ohm 680 ohm
1Kohm

+10% +10% +10% +10% +10% +10%

YW %W YW %W YW %W

R-ROOSOKB R-R470KB R-R121KB R-R151KB R-R181KB R-R271KB R-R331KB R-R471KB R-R681KB R-R821KB
R-R102KB R-R122KB R-R152KB R-R182KB R-R222KB R-R332KB
R-R472KB R-R562KB R-R682KB R-R103KB R-R123KB
R-R153KB R-R183KB R-R223KB R-R683KB
R-R120KB R-R101KB R-R201KB R-R331KB R-R681KB R-R102KB

Symbol No.

PeSatroccek-SNiom.pson

R108,119,124 R106,125 R102,120 R110,128,134 R109,111,129
R101,113,115,121,
131 R105,126 R112,130
(Sub 2)
R553,562,588 R551 R562 R575,576 R556,561,572 R552,554 R557,560 R573,574,577,578 R580,581,582,583 R558,559
R555,563~571,
584~587 R579

Description
RESISTORS
1.5Kohm +10% %W 4.7Kohm +10% %W 5.6Kohm +10% %W 10Kohm +10% %W 15Kohm +10% %W

18Kohm +10% %W
22Kohm +10% %”%W 33Kohm +10% %W

100 ohm +10% %W

150 ohm +10% %W

330 ohm +10% “%”W

470 ohm +10%

1Kohm +10% %W

2.2Kohm +10% %”W

3.3Kohm iA0% %W

3.9Kohm +10% %W

4.7Kohm +10% %W

6.8Kohm +10% “%W

10Kohm +A0% “WwW 12Kohm +10% %”W

Part No.
R-R152KB R-R472KB R-R562KB R-R103KB R-R153KB
R-R183KB R-R223KB R-R333KB
R-R101KB R-R151KB R-R331KB R-R471KB R-R102KB R-R222KB R-R332KB R-R392KB R-R472KB R-R682KB
R-R103KB R-R123KB

(Main)
C305 C320, 324 C319 C321, 322, 337
C327
C328 C336 C323 C706 C712, 713

5017-018 0401-065 5017-022 5017-023
5017-022
5017-024

C302, 303, 304, 309,

311, 314, 315, 325,
331, 332, 334

C306, 312, 326, 335,

502

C308, 310, 313, 321

333, 501, 502

C711

5018-020

C708

5018-024

CAPACITORS

5 pfd 50 pfd 60 pfd 100 pfd
100 pfd
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+0.25% +10% +10% +10%
+5%
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50V Ceramic 50V Ceramic 50V Ceramic 50V Ceramic
50V Ceramic
50V Ceramic 50V Ceramic 50V Mylar 50V Mylar 50V Ceramic

R-CKDOSOC R-CKDS00K R-CKD600K R-CKD101K
R-CKD101J
R-CKD201J R-CKD501J R-CQS102M R-CQS402M R-CKD103Z

0.01 mfd +20%

0.02 mfd +20%

0.04 mfd 470 mfd
470 mfd

+20% 25V
16V

50V Mylar R-CQS103M
50V Mylar R-CQS203M
50V Mylar R-CQS403M Electrolytic R-C9844
Electrolytic R-C9874

Symbol No.

Pearce-Simpson Stock No.

Description

Part No.

CAPACITORS

C710
C707, 503
C703
C704
C701
C504, 709 C330 C329, 505
C702 C705

5018-023 5018-022
5018-004
5018-006
5018-030 5018-028

(Sub 1)

C102

5017-015

C108, 126

5017-016

C104, 110, 111, 121,

122 C130

5017-017 5017-018

C101, 107, 109, 113,

124, 127, 139, 145 5017-007

C103, 109

0401-061

C136

5017-027

C132, 138

5017-020

Cili,t38, 135, 137,

143

0401-065

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5017-028

C118, 144

5017-023

C105, 123

5017-029

C106, 116, 133, 142

C112, 114, 115, 120,

125, 128, 140, 146,

149,151

C134, 141, 147, 148, 150, 301

(Sub 2)

C565 ~568, C561, 562

C563, 564

C552, 554
C572: 573

C560 C570, 571
Cas7:

C556, 558, 569

C555

C559

C551, 553

220 mfd
100 mfd
33 mfd
10 mfd
10 mfd
1 mfd 4.7 mfd 2.2 mfd
0.47 mfd 0.22 mfd

16V
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10V
6.3V
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10V 10V

Electrolytic
Electrolytic
Electrolytic
Electrolytic
Electrolytic
Electrolytic Electrolytic Electrolytic
Electrolytic Electrolytic

R-C9877
R-C9200
R-C9934
R-C9205
R-C9244
R-C9203 R-C9882

0.5 pfd +0.25pfd SOV Ceramic R-CKDO0050C 1 pfd = +0.25pfd 50V Ceramic R-CKDO10C

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+0.25pfd 50V Ceramic R-CKD030C +0.5pfd 50V Ceramic R-CKD050D

8 pfd 10 pfd
12 pfd 25 pfd

+0.5pfd +10%
+10% +10%

50V 50V
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Ceramic Ceramic
Ceramic Ceramic

R-CKD080D R-CKD100K
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+10% +10% +10% +10% +20%

5O0V Ceramic 50V Ceramic S50V Ceramic SOV Ceramic S50V Ceramic

R-CKD500K R-CKD600K R-CKD101K R-CKD301K R-CKD102M

0.0033 mfd +20%

S0V Ceramic R-CKD332M

0.01 mfd +20%

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10 mfd 4.7 mfd 4.7 mfd 0.47 mfd

+10% +20% +20%
+20%
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Documents / Resources

PEARCE-SIMPSON Comanche 16 Automatic Scanning VHF-FM High And Low Monitor Receiver [pdf] Owner's Manual
16, Comanche 16 Automatic Scanning VHF-FM High And Low Monitor Receiver, Comanche 16, Automatic Scanning VHF-FM High And Low Monitor Receiver, Scanning VHF-FM High And Low Monitor Receiver, VHF-FM High And Low Monitor Receiver, Low Monitor Receiver, Monitor Receiver, Receiver

References

User Manual

PEARCE-SIMPSON Comanche 16 Automatic Scanning VHF-FM High And Low Monitor Receiver Owner’s Manual

Comanche 16 Automatic Scanning VHF-FM High And Low Monitor Receiver

Specifications

Product Usage Instructions

Installation

Mobile Operation

Mobile Installation

Mobile Antenna

Mobile Noise Suppression

Marine Antenna and Installation

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can I use this product in a boat?

Q: How do I reduce mobile noise?

Documents / Resources

References

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