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REAR PANEL AND CONNECTIONS
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WARNING-TO
PREVENT
FIRE OR
SHOCK
HAZARD,DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS APPLIANCE
TO RAIN
OR
MOISTURE
FM ANT
GND-AM ANT
OUTPUT
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Q FM
ANT
(75 Q
Coaxial
Cable)
This special bracket and terminal
is provided for
use
with
759
coaxial
cable.
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cable,
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@ AM
Bar Antenna
This
rod
is a special
indoor
antenna
for
AM
reception. It should be folded out, away from the
chassis of the CT-610, to get the best results. In
most situations this bar antenna will give satisfac-
tory
reception,
but
in locations
remote
from the
broadcasting
station, or where the terrain
(hills or
mountains) or the environment
(steel-frame build-
ings, etc.) are unfavorable, an external antenna
may give noticeably better results.
which
the
central
core
is shielded
by an outer
braided
sheath,
reduces
losses in signal strength
between
the antenna
and the CT-610,
and
also
reduces
the
amount
of interference
picked
up.
Some
models
of the CT-610
are provided with a
coaxial-piug jack in addition to the coaxial bracket
and terminal, as shown.
@ FM ANT
(3000
Balanced Feeder)
This
is the pair of terminals used with ordinary
twin type feeder wire, like that used in the indoor
FM antenna
provided with the CT-610. Although
the high sensitivity of the CT-610 means that an
indoor antenna can often give satisfactory results
with
local
stations,
a proper
FM
antenna
will
always give better results.
@ GND
(Ground)
Connection
Connection of a ground or 'earth' connection can
make
a worthwhile
difference
to AM
reception,
effectively
increasing
sensitivity and reducing in-
terference, particularly hum.
Q AM
ANT
(External AM
Antenna
Terminals)
in areas where the bar antenna proves inadequate
for satisfactory
AM reception, or wherever recep-
tion of remote or low strength stations is required,
an external
antenna should
be connected
to this
terminal.
@ OUTPUT
Terminals
The
output
terminals
of the CT-610
provide
a
fully
variable signal,
suitable
for
all types
of
pre-main amplifier or tape recorder. The level is set
by the
OUTPUT
LEVEL
control
on the front
panel.
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