01-12-2012, 02:47 PM
Hi JoeJoe,
I found quite a few deviations from the schematic so I will try my hand at using paint shop to highlight the wires and part numbers you are questioning.
OK here is a link to the picture I took, I wanted you to be able to zoom in and didn't want to clutter up Ron's Phorum
http://www.flickr.com/photos/56089156@N0...842118219/
There is a .05 cap going from the center tap to ground there is also a connection to the series of resistors and cap you were asking about too. It doesn't go to #4 like the schematic shows. FYI, I acquired another 118 chassis for parts and it is connected the exact same way. It didn't have the shunt resistor either,, and the Shadowmeter coil was open on it too...
. I guess I just need to rewind the coil, no getting around it.
Glenn
I found quite a few deviations from the schematic so I will try my hand at using paint shop to highlight the wires and part numbers you are questioning.
OK here is a link to the picture I took, I wanted you to be able to zoom in and didn't want to clutter up Ron's Phorum

http://www.flickr.com/photos/56089156@N0...842118219/
There is a .05 cap going from the center tap to ground there is also a connection to the series of resistors and cap you were asking about too. It doesn't go to #4 like the schematic shows. FYI, I acquired another 118 chassis for parts and it is connected the exact same way. It didn't have the shunt resistor either,, and the Shadowmeter coil was open on it too...

Glenn