After sitting in my project queue for a couple of years I finally got around to
rebuilding my original 1969 vintage AC-4 using Mike Bryce's kit. I had stuffed
the PCB a year or so ago but as the C-line was working ok there was no hurry.
Only problem with the install were the PCB standoffs
Hi Dino,
Congrats on the AC-4R project. Call me paranoid, but this rebuild is the
first thing I do when I get a new AC-4. I also upgrade the old two-wire
power cord with a three-wire grounded cord for a little more peace of mind.
I did the L-4PS upgrade several months ago using Mike Bryce's
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OK, discovered why there is audio only on the 2.5 and 5 MHz bands:
These bands disable transmit...so the transmit-when-on problem is
still there.
It looks like there is a comparator on the MC3302P IC that is
outputting high even though its two inputs are relatively equal
(U301D, inputs of 9.6V
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