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WIRING DIAGRAM OF THE FOUR-VALVE BROWNING-DRAKE. (1) Single-circuit output jack. (2) Audio rheostat. (3) Switch cutting out all filaments. (4) Detector rheostat. (5) Secondary condenser (M, moving; F, fixed). (6) rheostat. (7) Aerial tuning condenser, (8) Filter condenser, (9) Choke coil. (10) Ferranti transformer (A F3). (11) First audio transformer or resistance unit. (12) Neutralising condenser. (13) Aerial coil. (14) Aerial series condenser. (15) Grid leak and condenser. (16, 17) Terminal strips. The panel is shown slightly detached from the base. All dotted connections run under the baseboard.

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Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 30, 10 February 1928, Page 13

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WIRING DIAGRAM OF THE FOUR-VALVE BROWNING-DRAKE. (1) Single-circuit output jack. (2) Audio rheostat. (3) Switch cutting out all filaments. (4) Detector rheostat. (5) Secondary condenser (M, moving; F, fixed). (6) rheostat. (7) Aerial tuning condenser, (8) Filter condenser, (9) Choke coil. (10) Ferranti transformer (A F3). (11) First audio transformer or resistance unit. (12) Neutralising condenser. (13) Aerial coil. (14) Aerial series condenser. (15) Grid leak and condenser. (16, 17) Terminal strips. The panel is shown slightly detached from the base. All dotted connections run under the baseboard. Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 30, 10 February 1928, Page 13

WIRING DIAGRAM OF THE FOUR-VALVE BROWNING-DRAKE. (1) Single-circuit output jack. (2) Audio rheostat. (3) Switch cutting out all filaments. (4) Detector rheostat. (5) Secondary condenser (M, moving; F, fixed). (6) rheostat. (7) Aerial tuning condenser, (8) Filter condenser, (9) Choke coil. (10) Ferranti transformer (A F3). (11) First audio transformer or resistance unit. (12) Neutralising condenser. (13) Aerial coil. (14) Aerial series condenser. (15) Grid leak and condenser. (16, 17) Terminal strips. The panel is shown slightly detached from the base. All dotted connections run under the baseboard. Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 30, 10 February 1928, Page 13

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