The lightning did create some damage. Since you are stating it is in the
receiver, you will have to check the antenna , the feedline, and any
ancillary components connected to the former.
If you did not have any lightning protection, then either the antenna or
one of the connectors arced over and did the job for it. You can find
out by either using an swr analyzer that will work in a high rf
environment or simply get a low power ht and swr meter and get the swr
on the antenna. If it is high, at least you will have a direction to go
for your investigations.
Adam Kb2jpd
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