Yep, got it. Thanks for your patience!
Doug, W0UHU
> On Sep 2, 2021, at 15:42, Don Wilhelm wrote:
>
> Doug,
>
> Please read this whole post. If you have questions about any part of it,
> please ask.
>
> A Hi Cur message does not mean that the PA transistors are in danger.
> All it means
Along with Dave's notes -If you want to study PIN diodes in RF switch
applications - go to Ma-Com and download AN3022 and AG312
https://www.macom.com/
>Applications and search by the app note
Hank K7HP
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Doug,
Please read this whole post. If you have questions about any part of
it, please ask.
A Hi Cur message does not mean that the PA transistors are in danger.
All it means is that the current draw is greater than what is set in CAL
CUR.
Set CAL CUR to 3.5 for most operation, and all
Kevin,
Thanks for the reminder, that is one of my favorite Entwistle songs!!
Howie / WA4PSC
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I was out this morning trying some antenna configurations at the park, ten
different setups, one one of them gave me a HI CUR error. It was on 20 meters
with 10 watts and with the current limit set at 2.5 amps, left over from when I
was working on the radio a few days ago. The SWR was 1.2 into
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