10-01-2016, 05:09 PM
Ferranti's own service data available to download from either of the links above runs to ten pages, so is excellent value. (The ERT Data runs to two pages). Both list the rectifier as a UY85.
Personally, I only use Trader Sheets as a last resort - invariably they're sketchy - generally a couple of pages at most, not often well reproduced.
For example, the Bush service data on both the DAC90A and TR82 - both commonplace radios - runs to eight pages per model. The Trader Sheets are just two pages. As often as not, Trader Sheets also use different component numbering from that used by the makers, which can cause confusion when people offer help and get a cross purposes when referring to component numbers.
Very occasionally Trader sheets have snippets of info or diagrams to supplement the Maker's data, but in my experience, not very often.
Good luck with the restoration Mike.
Personally, I only use Trader Sheets as a last resort - invariably they're sketchy - generally a couple of pages at most, not often well reproduced.
For example, the Bush service data on both the DAC90A and TR82 - both commonplace radios - runs to eight pages per model. The Trader Sheets are just two pages. As often as not, Trader Sheets also use different component numbering from that used by the makers, which can cause confusion when people offer help and get a cross purposes when referring to component numbers.
Very occasionally Trader sheets have snippets of info or diagrams to supplement the Maker's data, but in my experience, not very often.
Good luck with the restoration Mike.
Regards, David.
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'I'm in my own little world, but I'm happy, and they know me here'
