I am struggling on an old RS-35 that is spiking.
Currently I have the crowbar disconnected for trouble shooting.
The power supply will come on with no load connected. After a couple
of minutes or seconds as the case may be, the output will start to
show spikes. Using my Fluke 87 to record,
to adjust
and away
from the hot environment.
If the pot doesn't solve the problem, call Astron at 949-458-7277
and ask
for Fred in Tech Support.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
-Original Message-
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mark Boden
phone order. They
did allow me to send them back for full credit.
They suggested that I be careful in ordering next time. I think I
learned my lesson on this first order. This is a disappointment.
Mark Boden - N4TZV
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When I converted my 224 to VHF amateur band, the element length went
from 35 inches (150mhz unit) to 37 inches (144mhz). The spacing on
the elements was somewhat limited by the new harness length. Had to
work with it a good bit to get somewhat equal spacing on the pole.
Had to lengthen
I have a problem that is got me swamped.
I converted a Hamtronics 2m amp into a 220 amp. Just followed the
schematic and changed all the caps and redid the coils.
Problem is that for 2 watts in I get 2 to 3 watts out. For a simple
1 transistor circuit it don't make sense.
Even changed
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