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TRAM PICTURES

Tram D201A First Version
The PC Board To The Left Is The Receiver Board, The PC Board In The Center Is The Balanced Modulator Board
The Board To The Right Is The Audio/Modulation/Voltage Board.  Notice The Discoloration From Heat On The Receiver Board And The
Red Glyptol (Hi Arc Compound) On The Highly Burnt Areas.

Tram D201 Second Version
Notice The 23 Channel Crystal Board In The Front.  Also Notice The Vertical BA Board Between The Power
Transformer And The 6L6 Audio/Modulation Tube.

Tram D201 Second Version After Rebuild.
 Notice The Blue Flameproof High Wattage Resistors.  All Of These Resistors Are 1 Inch Off The Board.
Also Notice 2 The Electrolytic Filter Capacitors To The Left And In Front Of The Power Transformer.
Notice The Discoloration From Heat On The Inside Cover .

BA Board In The Tram D201. (Partially Assembled)
Notice The Heat Discoloration In The Upper Left Corner

 BA Board In The Tram D201
Notice The Black Discoloration On The Board
And The Melted Solder Joints.
BA Board In The Tram D201A Second Version.

BA Board Rebuilt For The Tram D201 Second Version

Second Version Of The Tram D201A With Copper Color Torroid Transformer.


Tram D201A Both Versions.  Notice The Driver Tube a 12BY7 And  To The Rear The RF Final Tube A 6DG6.
Tram D201's Used A 6L6 Final Tube.

Tram D201A Second Version.
Notice The 40 Channel Crystal Board With 23 Crystals.  18-16MHZ & 4-4MHZ Crystals.
Also Notice The Channel Selector.  This One Will Fail At Some Point In Time.  There Is No
Replacement.

Tram D201A Both Versions.  Another Angle Of The Crystal Board And Channel Selector.


Tram D201 First Version (Hand Wired)

Tram D201 First Version (HAnd Wired)