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Originally Posted by old_coot88
The osc is not running, period. Just a note on basic superhet practice (for convenience, say the IF is 460): When the radio is set up and aligned correctly, the osc will always track 460 on the high side of the received signal. So whatever station is tuned in, its signal will 'beat', or heterodyne, against the osc, generating the Intermediate Frequency of 460 khz, which is then sent downstream, amplified and detected.
Um.. what does O.L. stand for?
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Ok, that's what I figured.
O. L. I believe means
Over
Load(ed).
Anyways that's just a guess, because every single Digital Multimeter I've ever owned always showed some variation of the O. L. designation for the "infinite" or "open circuit" reading on the multimeter display.
Anyways I think I'm going to need new Osc. and Ant. Coils, or at least an oscillator coil.