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IC 7000 damage
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Mike
Hopefully it as simy as you just popped a fuze.? Check all fuzes.? There us one on the face of the main portion of the radio behind that 1" square piece of black plastic, the two in-line fuzes, and i don't jnow if there are any internal where you'd have to separate the case.
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Sounds like the finals are shorted and drawing excessive current.? I had a 706 years ago that the finals shorted and it drew a lot of current and got hot.
On Tuesday, March 12, 2024 at 02:55:34 PM CDT, James Fisher via groups.io <cadiscase@...> wrote:
I own a IC 7000.? The? + 13.8 volt line touched the IC7000 ground. How much damage can this do ? I assume this has happened to others . The radio draws a lot of current and will not turn on ! Thanks for any info.? (guesses) James |
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James, Take your ohm meter and put it in diode mode. Test the power lead that goes into the radio for a short. Swap leads too. It's possible the short is inside the radio. 73! Mark KA6WKE - DM34st Website: Youtube: Amateur Radio: LinkedIn:? On Tue, Mar 12, 2024 at 12:55?PM James Fisher via <cadiscase=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:
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