[Boatanchors] Diamond sx-100 SWR/Power Meter
Richard Solomon
w1ksz at earthlink.net
Tue Jun 17 17:38:39 EDT 2014
That answers my question ....
--RANT ON--
I cannot abide manufacturers who refuse to supply schematics with their
equipment. Especially something as simple as a SWR Meter.
If I run across one I will happily e-mail them and inform them that my
decision
NOT to purchase their product was solely for this reason.
--RANT OFF--
73, Dick, W1KSZ
On 6/17/2014 2:29 PM, Tom Nicholson wrote:
> Al & Ralph
>
> I'm the original owner and have not been inside of it. The
> paperwork I got with it new, does not have a schematic with it. I took
> the cover of BUT the "feed thru" is inside a metal box that has 4
> compression tabs on it. The top ones I can get to but the bottom ones
> are another story. Hense the reason I sent it back to them. Being
> shorted makes no sense to me at all. I would guess that if the SX-400
> isn't shorted, that would hold true for the SX-100? I just saw that I
> also have a Yaesu YS-500 (2 meter bridge) & it also does not show any
> reading from conductor to shield. That makes a total of 4 bridges that
> have been tested w/no shorts!
>
> Tom
>
>
> On 6/17/2014 5:09 PM, Al Parker wrote:
>> Hi Tom,
>> Do you have a schematic for it? Or just look inside? Perhaps
>> there's an RF choke across the line, perhaps to bleed off static
>> electricity. It would show nearly a short to ground to an ohmmeter,
>> but very high resistance to RF. If it's gotten toasted, maybe some
>> shorted turns, it could be your SWR problem.
>> 73,
>>
>> Al, W8UT
>> www.boatanchors.org
>> www.hammarlund.info
>
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