Hello,
i got myself a Scott 350R receiver with all the bells and whistles to appreciate. I deal with amateur electronics myself but cannot find the info I need anywhere so here's hoping to finally getting an answer.
Most vintage receivers had built in AM/FM sections along with two meters, one for signal strength and one to aid tuning precisely into the station frequency (center tuning). Can somebody explain in depth what do they actually measure and how their driving circuits work?
Thanks in advance.
![IMG_20181008_214521[1].jpg IMG_20181008_214521[1].jpg](/forums/data/attachments/1174/1174455-c37f5eed43fae5b54389176f6f594ad3.jpg?hash=w39e7UP65b)
i got myself a Scott 350R receiver with all the bells and whistles to appreciate. I deal with amateur electronics myself but cannot find the info I need anywhere so here's hoping to finally getting an answer.
Most vintage receivers had built in AM/FM sections along with two meters, one for signal strength and one to aid tuning precisely into the station frequency (center tuning). Can somebody explain in depth what do they actually measure and how their driving circuits work?
Thanks in advance.
![IMG_20181008_214521[1].jpg IMG_20181008_214521[1].jpg](/forums/data/attachments/1174/1174455-c37f5eed43fae5b54389176f6f594ad3.jpg?hash=w39e7UP65b)