I've had this happen to me in the past. Fuse holder connections, power connections, even one time a defective fuse. The fuse read continuity with a meter on ohms
but would not pass any current. I asked a professional radio tech if he had ever seen that B4. He replied, "yes, rare but I've seen it before"
On Mon, Nov 11, 2024 at 5:23?AM ZS1DFR via <zs1dfr=[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Colin,
These things are ALWAYS caused by power input failure, which only shows itself when you transmit. There is a poor or corroded connection in your power supply leads. As the other posts have said, clean?every contact you can find, De-oxit?everything, and for final confirmation, attach your voltmeter to the power outputs of the 4 pin Molex ATU socket at the back, and watch the voltage?when you push the PTT. You'll find the pin-outs for that socket in the !C-7000's manual.
Good luck!
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