[AMRadio] Modulator feedback
Rick Brashear
rickbras at airmail.net
Fri Mar 17 18:09:45 EST 2006
Thanks John, that's a good idea.
Rick
John E. Coleman (ARS WA5BXO) wrote:
>Get a high inductance choke (modulation reactor) to shunt the DC out of the
>secondary of the modulation XFMR. It will kill about 75 % of the talk back.
>What's left is all second harmonic talk back and it won't feed back. Did
>you ever use an old speaker that required DC to get the magnetism (no
>permanent magnet)? Not much sound comes out until the DC goes in to make
>the magnetism for the voice coil to work against.
>
>John,
>WA5BXO
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
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>[mailto:amradio-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Rick Brashear
>Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2006 9:43 PM
>To: Discussion of AM Radio
>Subject: [AMRadio] Modulator feedback
>
>I've posed a couple of questions on some other lists and received some
>good advice, but I am still in need of more. My BC-610-E has a bad
>feedback or "talk back" problem. I've placed a capacitor across the
>overload relay (RY-5) and that did eliminate a little of the talk back.
>However, with much audio gain at all, not nearly enough to attain 100%
>modulation, I get feedback. Not just talk back, but feedback. I have
>to assume it's coming from the modulation transformer. The modulator
>bias is set for 40 ma as specifications state. The bolts on the
>modulation transformer are all tight. What am I over looking here? I'm
>using a BC-614-E speech amplifier with a D-104 non amplified mic. I did
>a few modifications to the dynamic input circuitry of the BC-614 to
>better match the D-104, but that is the only modification in either the
>speech amp or the BC-610-E.
>
>Rick/K5IZ
>
>
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