[sdiy] Elka Rhapsody 610

[Fredrik Carlqvist]

Thanks,

I will check that. Meanwhile, I have some more info:

Three notes in each octave is broken (doesn't make a sound) so I suppose it
has something to do with the top octave divider chip MK50242. 

Does anyone know if these chips break easily (it was manufactured in '72) or
if I should look for oxidization on the IC socket?

Fredrik C


-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Blackett [mailto:dragon.servicing at virgin.net] 
Sent: Friday, September 10, 2004 18:28
To: Fredrik Carlqvist
Subject: Re: [sdiy] Elka Rhapsody 610

Dear Fredrik Carlqvist,
I think that you should be able to buy a copy from Bill Greenhill here 
in the uk, if you can't find one nearby .BIll Greenhill's email   I 
think is  bill at grennhill.co.uk
sometimes if one or two notes don't work there can be problems used with 
the capacitors used on the keying circuit .( there is  seperate keying 
circuit for each note ).
regards Peter

 wrote:

>Hello!
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>Does anyone have a service manual or a pointer to one for Elka Rhapsody
610?
>A friend has recently bought a "slightly defect" one. 
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>Thanks,
>Fredrik C
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