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QMX+ Build - T401 Question
I'm at the building stage where I install T401, the trifilar transformer. With it out of the board, I've identified that A-A, B-B, and C-C connections are good, and no A-B, A-C, etc. I slid the transformer into the correct holes and soldered one wire in place. When I went back and re-tested to ensure that I matched them up properly, I also see zero resistance (a beep on the multimeter) between a couple of them, not just aa bb cc. Is this a problem, or is this happening due to the way those connection points are routed on the board to/through other components?
-- Jim / K7TXA Eagle, ID SKCC 10447T BUG 301 |
I had searched messages before but missed one that is related, one between N8EU and BD8BTE. Looks like I may be OK, as I'm seeing the same thing that N8EU saw. Might be a good thing to note in future versions of the assembly manual so that bozos like me don't over think the process! :-)
-- Jim / K7TXA Eagle, ID SKCC 10447T BUG 301 |
I am pretty sure it is normal. I found the same readings. I removed T401 before soldering and it tested ok so I reinstalled it and moved on. The next day I finished the build. I then looked everything over ?and proceeded to a successful firmware download. The xcvr. Is working FB on all bands. My first QSO was Michigan to Colorado 539.? Mike Krieger On Wed, Jun 19, 2024 at 7:16?PM Jim Bennett / K7TXA via <w6jhb=[email protected]> wrote: I'm at the building stage where I install T401, the trifilar transformer. With it out of the board, I've identified that A-A, B-B, and C-C connections are good, and no A-B, A-C, etc. I slid the transformer into the correct holes and soldered one wire in place. When I went back and re-tested to ensure that I matched them up properly, I also see zero resistance (a beep on the multimeter) between a couple of them, not just aa bb cc. Is this a problem, or is this happening due to the way those connection points are routed on the board to/through other components? |
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