Ken,
Yes, that is bad - you have no output on 160 meters. How about
receive? If it receives on 160 but not transmit, that narrows the
search area down considerably.
Check the frequency at TP1 with the internal probe and CAL FCTR after
you have tuned the K2 to 1800 kHz. If you find a frequency very far
away from 6715 kHz, the problem is with the VCO, and most likely the VFO
Range Select section - C75 must be selected and of a proper value (470
pf) to tune 160 meters.
73,
Don W3FPR
Ken Alexander wrote:
Hi Leigh,
Receive (80 and 160m): approx 35 mA
Tune (80m): 3.x Amps
Tune (160m): approx. 50 mA
This is bad, right?
73 - Ken
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