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My vintage VHF rig is acting up after almost 30 years
of service. The 2-meter module is slow to produce RF output when keyed. I suspect a sluggish oscillator. The relays have been cleaned. Once it starts running, the TX cycles are good, until the radio is left unused for a period. Has anyone seen this before? Solutions? I had it apart on the bench but could I was never quick enough to catch the fault. Pete |
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![]() "Uncle Peter" wrote in message ... My vintage VHF rig is acting up after almost 30 years of service. The 2-meter module is slow to produce RF output when keyed. I suspect a sluggish oscillator. The relays have been cleaned. Once it starts running, the TX cycles are good, until the radio is left unused for a period. Has anyone seen this before? Solutions? I had it apart on the bench but could I was never quick enough to catch the fault. Pete Caught it in the act with the PA apart. It was the PA antenna relay not pulling in at all times. Cleaned the relay, and resoldered a few joints, no working as intended. Pete |
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