I believe that most of the damaged assemblies other than the preselector
were replaced after the strike. The reviever section and backplane appear to
be replacement parts as the dates on the silk screens are more recent. The
only damage I have found so far is the melted former and blackining inside
the casting.
Niel McKie wrote:
> In my opinion, if it was hit by lightning, it may have continually
> intermittent semiconductor problems from now on.
>
> Good luck on that one.
>
> Neil - WA6KLA
>
>
>Eric Lemmon wrote:
>>
>> Charles,
>>
>> I'm surprised the radio wasn't more seriously damaged. If the
>> receiverstill works okay, and has nominal sensitivity, you probably
>> can leave it alone. If the resonator coil position has not changed,
>> replacing it may not be worth the trouble. If it were my own
>> equipment, I'd replace any damaged parts just to be safe.
>>
>> 73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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