[time-nuts] E1938A Schematic

[J. Forster]

Write the .pdf to a flash card & take it to Staples. They can print
oversized (30" x tens of feet) pages. Pretty cheap too.

-John

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> Richard W. Solomon wrote:
>
>>Anyone know where I can get a "C" or "D" size schematic of the E1938A?
>>One that I can read !!
>>
>>73, Dick, W1KSZ
>>
>>
>>
>
> I assume you have the pdf schematic that Rick K shared with us a while
> ago. There's plenty of detail in there, you just can't see it if you
> print the whole thing to one letter-sized page. One option is to take
> the file to a copy place like Kinkos (or what ever they are called now)
> and have them print it on bigger paper.
>
> Or, on your own, you can try this... (your mileage may vary depending on
> OS, tools, or printer driver.) Open the file in Adobe reader. On the
> size-percentage at the top, set it to 100% or 125%. Scroll to the upper
> left corner of the schematic on your screen. Send it to the printer.
> When I do this my printer driver window opens. Change the Print Range to
> 'Current View' so you're just printing the section you were viewing. You
> may need to change to Landscape mode for best fit - for me this is
> buried in Properties. I changed Page Scaling to 'Fit to Printer Margins'
> to best fill the page. You probably want that or Normal.
>
> Print it. If it is readable, your are close, if not, go back to Adobe
> and increase the % setting. When you can read the section on the printed
> version ok, print the whole schematic by scrolling the view in Adobe and
> printing it in sections. If you keep the % setting the same in reader
> between pages they should match. Get some scissors and tape and put the
> pieces together.
>
> Not pretty, but I've done it before to get something I can work with.
>
>
>
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