Hi all,
I read through the archives and am wondering if I may have fallen prey
to the bad headphone jack problem. I am able to hear just fine when
I have my headphones plugged in, but get no audio out of the speaker
when I remove the headphones.
For the record, the speaker *did* work at one
You have probably already checked this, but:
Is the lead to the speaker plugged into P5 on th RF board?
Do you get audio if you plug the headphones or a speaker into the rear
Ext Speaker socket?
Is the speaker itself OK, and all wiring intact?
73 Dave G3YMC
On 19 Jan 2011 at 10:33, John Shadle
John,
Sounds like the same symptoms I've seen with my K2 recently. When I
jiggle the phone plug a bit, sometimes the spkr comes back, sometimes
not. I'm about to replace the headphone jack.
If I need to plug in headphones, I'll use a short plug+jack cable
that'll remain plugged in. Let THAT
Dave Sergeant d...@davesergeant.com wrote...
You have probably already checked this, but:
Is the lead to the speaker plugged into P5 on th RF board?
Do you get audio if you plug the headphones or a speaker into the rear
Ext Speaker socket?
Is the speaker itself OK, and all wiring intact?
John,
No Don did not sleep in this morning :-) . He has been slaving over a
hot soldering iron prior to enjoying lunch at a new restaurant.
Remove the right side panel and wiggle the plug for the speaker. If the
speaker sound comes and goes, get a couple of new crimp pins and re-do
the
No audio from the external speaker output. Nothing happens when I
wiggle the speaker cable (which was plugged into P5 on the RF board.
Everything else appears to be just fine. I suppose the next step is to
email the folks at pa...@elecraft.com...
Thanks, all.
-john
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