Raimon,
I am pleased to hear you now have it working.
Yes, solder connections may be like that, particularly if the solder pad
did not receive enough heat during the initial soldering. No matter how
good one's soldering skills are, it is always possible to be distracted
and not to notice the point when the solder flows out onto the pad
telling you that it is a good and complete connection.
73,
Don W3FPR
raimon wrote:
Dear Don
I thank you for the information.
Following your advice. I looked first for a bad solder in the KSB2
module. As no poor solder was apparent, I decided to resolder all
connections. After this re-work the failure has been cured. The K27100
in SSB mode is working again as it had been until recently.
I thought that my soldering skills were good enough, but I was wrong. Hi.
Many thanks for your help ¡¡¡
Best regards, 73
EA3EZO Raimon
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