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Well, I finally got the N connector on my AA-230 zoom replaced.? Turns out the Digikey N connector was the wrong one (refunded).? I did email Yuri at RigExpert (below), and he sold me the correct

I keep the batteries out of my unit unless I'm going to use it, FWIW 73? Andy

Because I have it for more than 4 years without any problem, try to clean the on-off sw with mild alcohol. It may be cure the problem.?Sent from my Phone.

Thanks Nick, I didn't see any leaking of the batteries or corrosion. It was the first set of batteries since I bought the unit. But there might be some contamination of the circuit board around the

Dear Ken Hi. Try to see if the batteries has leaking b4 and they may be made a short circuit underneath in the pcb. If this is the reason clean it quickly because the leak will destroy the pcb. With

I hadn't used my AA230 Zoom for a few months and when I tried to turn it on, the batteries were dead. I replaced the batteries and the analyzer works, but I noticed that it would turn itself on

Thanks Carl. I still wonder why when I tried to squeeze the prongs in the center connector of a female N connector I couldn’t get a good contact. I may just order the replacement part and replace it

Hi Dave, I tried your "solder blob" fix on to the center pins of the N connector and it works now.? Thanks!! I have ordered this N connector from Digi Key and will try to replace the original.? Here

Andy, a good story and most likely what I did (in haste)…… haste makes something….. I don’t remember what at the moment but you get my drift. If we believe what we believe Why do we do what we

Rick, A great idea but my Stik Pro won’t fit in the protective case I use for it with an adaptor attached. And I test antennas with both BNC and PL 259 end connectors as I help others with their

Ken, a great idea for those that see problems in advance and think about it first. It was just that the N connector on the outside looks just like an SO 239 and the immediate thought at first (in

FWIW, given the iffy nature of using N connectors ( and potentially expensive issues ) I keep the adapter installed all the time to avoid issues. On a non-related story, back in the day I sold one of

I almost never measure VHF or UHF; only HF antennas. I just leave my N to PL adapter permanently attached. Avoids this type of problem! In the meantime, I have a ZERO II, with an SMA to BNC adapter

Regarding damage to N connectors: It's not known very well that there are two different sizes of N and BNC connectors to be used with 50 Ohm or 75 Ohm cables. The center pin of the 75 Ohm connectors

I have a RE Stik Pro and it has an N connector on the end and came with 2 adaptors, one for BNC and one for PL 259. I don’t know how it happened but I think I tried to screw an antenna with a PL 259

Thanks for all the kind help.? I am still messing with it. I did manage to break one of the center prongs on the N connector. (UGH) I thought they looked loose.? It is the original adapter.? Have

?Cal, After a year of use with my Stik Pro I had the same issues. I have a RE Stik Pro and it has an N connector on the end and came with 2 adaptors, one for BNC and one for PL 259. I don’t know

Another thing, Carl. If it is a 3rd-Party adaptor, loosen the adapter a little. Rotate the barrel ? to 1 turn (counter-clockwise) and pull it out just a little. I have seen this too in my 13 years of

Hi Carl, If you haven’t already tried this, test it with another load. It’s a long shot but maybe the dummy or the connection to the dummy is bad. Are you using the original “N to SO-239

There are self tests in the menu. If you have all 3 of them failed, most likely the front end of your AA-230 Zoom is damaged by the RF or Lightning strike. Under $80 fix. 73, Yuri VE3DZ