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Check the values of C50 through C52. It wouldn't be a bad idea to check the resistors around the tuned circuit, as well. Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. Sent

All is well. Carol saw my post here and we got everything sorted out. I downloaded my ‘cd’s’ yesterday. I am going to print them out today and bind them tomorrow. Joe – W7RKN From:

Cranking up the output of the generator helped and I can hear it better on any/all band settings (was only hearing it well on one of the AUX positions but can hear it now regardless of the bandswitch

Yes, me too. 73 QRO Gilles F1BFU since 1969 GQRPClub 15889 QRP ARCI 16979 ? Le vieux monde se meurt, le nouveau monde tarde à appara?tre et dans ce clair-obscur surgissent les monstres… ?

Yes, the SK is correct, but the sale and mailing of his CD's has been handled by a family member since then, up until now, apparently. I ordered and received some since he became SK. Tom K0SN

QRZ lists K4OAH as a SK from Feb 2018.

?I, too, suspect a slightly bent 2-B tuning shaft may be a factory installation of a defective part, occurring at some tiny percentage of production output. I cannot imagine any kind of damage or

Oh that’s ok, my TW-1 will let me hear the dips, I’ve just been tuning it backward.

Make sure that you have it on the right pin. I used about a 1V signal and had no trouble. 73, Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. Sent from Proton Mail for iOS

The S meter in the 2-B is identical to all of the S meters used in the R-4 series, and they’re mechanically and electrically identical to the plate meter. Normally, these meters rest at S-1 or 0 mA

You have learned well, padawan! :D 73 -Jim NU0C "Paul Ellis via groups.io" <paulz67@...> wrote:

Funny thing, my 1st 2B had the same problem! I pretty much did the same. Remove the shaft, tap is straight, reinstall and restring.? I wonder if it was a bad run? Pete W1UO

I don't have a 2B but have an R4B and? T4XB and a TX-4, all meters sit at zero with power off. Not sure how to mechanically zero these meters but that is whats needed.?Sent from my Galaxy

Ken good evening. I just looked over my shoulder at the 2B on the shelf and the S meter is resting at S-0.? Granted, it has been unplugged for a few weeks. Hope this helps 73 de ki5o joe

Is it normal for the 2B S meter to sit at about S3 with power off? I can zero it OK with power on, but it always rests at S3 when the power is turned off. Ken, VE3FIT

Following the manual, with the BFO and PRODUCT DETECTOR on, I've connected a 50kHz unmodulated signal through a blocking capacitor to V5, Pin 1. While I can hear the signal, if I turn the tuning knob,

+1 on using the +3 with the amplifier circuit.? I have one of these on my Kenwood hybrid rig and have gotten nothing but great reports with it. 73, Paul KA0JQF

"jerry-KF6VB" <jerry@...> wrote: This manual was written before DMMs with very high input impedance became common and cheap. A good DMM will work fine. I use a Fluke 8050A or Fluke 289. For

It' pretty simple. See attached schematic. Disconnect the white center conductor wire of the shielded audio cable at the right side of the drawing. Also disconnect the yellow hot wire from the

Hello All, My "ebay-INOP" TR-7 is mostly working. The problems were mostly in the connectors. The remaining problem is occasional loss of lock. It happens at random times, a few times a day. A quick