On 2/21/07, Chuck Kelsey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Running the adjustment through it's range did nothing other than to confirm > that it's tuning had no effect. The whiskers had shorted to the outside of > the coil in several places. > > Chuck > >WB2EDV
I have heard stories of folks successfully utilizing regular percussive maintenance (timeframe of a year or more) on persistently annoying wisker growing castings. Did you bang on it? :-) Sounds dumb, but if you break 'em all -- you then have at least a number of months where you can go find another receiver made out of the different colored metal in the casting, tune it up, and just do an on-site swap later... to get the offending casting out of the picture... then you can try the clear spray paint trick and set the thing on a shelf as a spare receiver... Nate WY0X
