My old TS-820S takes forever to drop back to receive after transmitting. I'm
sure it is the relay but I need a little info.

First is the relay on the on the "RELAY UNIT, X543-1190-00" the relay in
question? Sound like a stupid question but I've been into a 830 before and
it has two relays in it.

Secondly, is the relay in a socket?

I have found that Mouser carries a replacement relay (part
#526R1617D512)which I will order if the original relay is soldered in, if
not I will try to clean the relay in the radio. I will probably order one
anyway to have as a spare or in case I mess up the original in the cleaning
process.

I appreciate any info you may offer.

email
(without the X)

Thanks a lot,
Ken
KC4IH

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Ken,

This may be a dumb question on my part, but are you
sure it's a relay problem and not something wrong
with the VOX circuitry? Does this delay happen in
PTT operation?

It could be dirty relay contacts that have carbon
buildup. Before replacing the relay, try cleaning
the contacts. Might save you some expense.

73,
Dean K5DH


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My old TS-820S takes forever to drop back to receive after transmitting.
I'm
sure it is the relay but I need a little info.

First is the relay on the on the "RELAY UNIT, X543-1190-00" the relay i
n
question? Sound like a stupid question but I've been into a 830 before a
nd
it has two relays in it.

Secondly, is the relay in a socket?

I have found that Mouser carries a replacement relay (part
#526R1617D512)which I will order if the original relay is soldered in, i
f
not I will try to clean the relay in the radio. I will probably order o
ne
anyway to have as a spare or in case I mess up the original in the clean
ing
process.

I appreciate any info you may offer.

email
(without the X)

Thanks a lot,
Ken
KC4IH

--
Have your doctor check your blood sugar at least once a year.

hi

agree with dean, also come on over the the kenwood group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TS-520_820_530_830/
lots of good info and many members.

73 kenwood dude



Photoman wrote:

My old TS-820S takes forever to drop back to receive after transmitting. I'm
sure it is the relay but I need a little info.

First is the relay on the on the "RELAY UNIT, X543-1190-00" the relay in
question? Sound like a stupid question but I've been into a 830 before and
it has two relays in it.

Secondly, is the relay in a socket?

I have found that Mouser carries a replacement relay (part
#526R1617D512)which I will order if the original relay is soldered in, if
not I will try to clean the relay in the radio. I will probably order one
anyway to have as a spare or in case I mess up the original in the cleaning
process.

I appreciate any info you may offer.

email
(without the X)

Thanks a lot,
Ken
KC4IH

--
Have your doctor check your blood sugar at least once a year.

Thanks guys. I cleaned the relay today and the rig is working perfectly. I
suggest using a 1/4" X 2" strip of brown paper bag paper to do the cleaning
along with a quality contact cleaner solution. The relay is the large one in
the center of the bottom of the radio located, as you would expect, on the
relay board or unit as Kenwood calls it. It is easy to remove and re-insert
into the socket. If you try this be careful, the relay is delicate.

Thanks again,
Ken

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My old TS-820S takes forever to drop back to receive after transmitting.
I'm sure it is the relay but I need a little info.

First is the relay on the on the "RELAY UNIT, X543-1190-00" the relay in
question? Sound like a stupid question but I've been into a 830 before and
it has two relays in it.

Secondly, is the relay in a socket?

I have found that Mouser carries a replacement relay (part
#526R1617D512)which I will order if the original relay is soldered in, if
not I will try to clean the relay in the radio. I will probably order one
anyway to have as a spare or in case I mess up the original in the
cleaning process.

I appreciate any info you may offer.

email
(without the X)

Thanks a lot,
Ken
KC4IH

--
Have your doctor check your blood sugar at least once a year.