Magic! I have just read your advice to Stewart GM4AFF and recognised a
phenomenon I have been getting with my XV144 for years. I had assumed
that the flashing LEDs were due to my fault in overdriving.

I have just added a 0.1 across E & C of Q7 and that has cured the
problem.  I must now do the same with my XV70.

Am I to assume that this mod has now been incorporated in new XV---
kits?

I am ever thankful to you, Don, for your valuable contribution to the
reflector.

73 de David G4DMP

In a recent message, Don Wilhelm <[email protected]> writes
>There are some XVnnn transverters that falsely detect an overload
>condition.  That is due to noise on the COR detection line.  An easy
>cure for that is to remove the front panel metalwork and solder a 0.1uf
>capacitor between the collector and emitter of Front Panel Q7.  It can
>easily be added to the solder side of Q7 without removing the front
>panel board.

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