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Steve, Yes, good catch! I was so preoccupied with the obvious failed resistor that I overlooked the other failed resistor. Jim, My first thougfhts as well. With two failed resistors it makes no sense

Rick, found it. Nigel

Rick I just can't figure it out. Nigel wrote:

I believe M2 can help with that. https://www.m2inc.com/? 73, W8GYV

I’m considering putting up the subject antenna. ?KLM is no longer in business to ask them for information. ?Does anyone know the wind load rating and survival wind speed? Also, this antenna weighs

Right off the top of my head is you may be seeing power source issues due to failed caps. The Capars are evil incarnate, but it would not be a bad idea to recap all of the electros. I have too many

Good catch. I missed that one. 150 Ohms in the pic I attached. Looks like it is the resistor in series with L205. Better check CR207 for damage too. 73 -Jim NU0C "VE7PS" <ve7ps@...> wrote:

Jim, Thanks for the quick reply and photo. Yes, based on your photo, it does look like 10K (keeping in mind that I am looking at the RV75 for the first time ever!). I am inclined to tack in a new

Rick: You actually seem to have TWO failed resistors there. One is just above P/J 206 in the pic - the one that's split in half...but if you look to the right of that P/J, you'll see another burned

Looks to be the same value as the resistor right above it in the image. (Which, BTW ‘looks’ like it is close to failure as well, although the dark spot on it could be debris from the grenaded

Looks like maybe 10K. Same as the one next to it. It does not seem to be shown on the schematic I am looking at. Side note: if you have any Capar brand electrolytics on the boards, REPLACE THEM. They

Click on "Photos" at the upper lefthand side of the "Messages" page. My photo is currently the first on the list and is labeled "RV75 ...." RB

Rick Could you end me a link on how to get onto the photo album for the Resistor? I've forgotten how. Thanks Nigel

Following up on my OP on this topic from Mar, 2023. I have finally gotten around to some basic troubleshooting on this otherwise pristine RV75 and have discovered a damaged resistor as shown in the

Yep. No problem. It's the same meter (83T). That movement gets configured differently in the equipment. I'm guessing that your L75 has a shunt that is on the outside of the meter, since I believe the

In my limited experience with taut band meter movements the band usually lets go at one end or the other. A dead giveaway (no pun intended) is that the pointer won't move when you give it a gentle

The new one is not FS=200uA but FS=50MV. The scale is from 0 to 300 DC Amps. Have to check on that. Rob

The resistors are the same value, so save yourself the work :-) Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. Sent from [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home) for iOS

I found with mine that the terminal was shorted to one of the lamp sockets. My L7 is later production with the meter’s shunt being external. So now I have two good meters. Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time

Forgot to mention... yes, I will have to move everything from the new one to the old case. That is the open heart surgery I was referring to... Rob YS1RS