| The Manual Contains the
      Following :- General descriptionPurpose and facilities
 Weight and dimensions
 Frequency range
 Accuracy
 Power supply
 Construction
 
 Technical description
 The wavemeter circuit
 The power supply circuits
 The L.T. supply
 The H.T. supply
 Alternative H.T. supply
 The tuning mechanism
 The inductance.
 The gearing and associated mechanism
 The range switch
 The		scale plate
 The		correction chart
 
 Working instructions
 Preliminary
 To set the wavemeter to a given, frequency
 To set a sender to a given frequency
 To set a receiver to a given frequency
 To determine the frequency of a received signal
 To determine the frequency on which a transmitter is operating
 Use of a H.T. battery in place of the H.T. unit
 Use of the white tablet on the front panel
 
 Maintenance and repair
 Maintenance of the wavemeter
 The correction chart
 Re-setting the trimming condensers
 Repairs to the wavemeter
 To remove the wavemeter from the case
 To remove the front panel
 Assembly
 The H.T. unit (Units H.T., vibratory, No. 1)
 To remove the unit from its case
 To change the vibrator
 
 Appendices
 List of main components
 Complete station
 Crystal unit
 General description
 Technical description
 Check points
 Method of use
 Miscellaneous uses
 List of main components
 
 Diagrams
 Fig. 1. Wavemeter, Class C, No. 1—Circuit diagram
 Fig. 2. Units H.T., vibratory, No. 1—Circuit diagram
 Fig. 3. Wavemeter, Class C, No. 1—Simplified circuit
 Fig, 4. Crystal unit—Circuit diagram
 
 Plates
 Wavemeter, Class C, No. 1—General view.
 Wavemeter, Class C, No. 1—Internal view showing HT. plug dismantled.
 Waveméter, Class C, No. 1—Internal view, top panel removed
 Units HT., vibratory, No. 1—External view
 Units H.T., vibratory, No. 1—Internal view
 
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