Garey Barrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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Dick -

Questions, question, questions......

I haven't noticed what I think you are describing on either of my R-7s.

1. Does your TR-7 have the "discrete" Product Detector or the (later TR-7 and all R-7) MC1496 version?

2. Does the Preamp affect the "problem"?

3. Does backing off the RF Gain affect the problem?

4. Strong signals, weak signals, both?

I have the R-7 Service Manual, but it is very similar to the TR-7 Service manual, i.e., lots of oversize foldouts and MANY pages. I can certainly scan specific areas, but don't really have the time to scan the whole thing! Trying to find time to finish up the 2-B / 2-BQ Service CD.

73, Garey - K4OAH
Atlanta

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DW Harms wrote:

Drakelist de PA2DW,

I am using a R7 in combination with my TR7 for some time now, with utmost satisfaction. What I do notice though, is the difference in the way the R7 sounds in comparison with the TR7 receiver.

Especially with the AGC in position “fast”, the audio sounds very much like it is saturated in some way and there is a kind of crackling noise coming along with the received signal. I always thought it was my R7 that did that and it was something on the list to fix. But today I visited Evert PA2KW and his R7 did sound very much the same like mine! We went over it and tried tweaking the AGC but with no success…

Now I wonder if others experience the same and if there is a fix for it. It surely must have something to do with the AGC circuit.

Evert and I decided to go and search for the service manual of the R7 which we don’t have, so any source for that will also be highly appreciated!

VY 73, Dick PA2DW

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