First I would like to thank Dave from Muncie, IN and his father for
coming out and assisting with the beast of a nuisance. It seems there
is some very critical coils inside the exciter, that has very little
tolerance. A slight movement and the thing goes whacko. All that can
be done now is to watch the output of the exciter on the SA and watch
for any spurs. When he started, and I have to admit, I made some
adjustments on the exciter over the past few days, but there was spurs
that did more than jangle, they sang all over.
As well I would like to thank everyone that had input on this issue.
I'm certain it will be visited a few more times, but hopefully not
often if it should. Lots of good information and suggestions came out
of it. I'm glad it was the exciter and not a mix, a much easier fix.
Thanks again.
Mathew
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