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Re: Power output decreases as a function of frequency? #bitx40


 

OK John,

disconnect C6 and C7 - desolder and use the common point of C11 and C41

disconnect C1 and L1 . L1 you need desolder only the start end. Use the common point going to relay and C142.

connect the two points listed above. You are done. Now check and see.

I had the similar result in an earlier board. Here is what one looked, no issue with this board.

Emacs!

Raj

At 31-12-2017, you wrote:

Raj,

Could you suggest a method for bypassing L1-L3? I'm not sure how I would do that with any temporary change, any approach I can think of would be permanent and then attempting to reverse the damage later.

And where is the output filter on the board?

Something is definitely off center, I set the Raduino to transmit out of band and the power tails off in a rather symmetrical pattern centered on 7000khz, with another attachment showing the output power vs frequency.

Thanks!

John


On 12/29/2017 11:20 PM, Raj vu2zap wrote:
Could be something with L1-3. Temporarily bypass the filter and try another test.
I have one board with the filter centered a bit and gives less power higher up the band
but we work only till 7.2MHz.

It could be the output filter also.

Raj



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