[Elecraft] RIT Instability
Bob Patten
[email protected]
Tue Apr 15 05:56:00 2003
johnk1jd wrote:
> Based on the limited responses (thanks!) this must not be a widespread problem.
Just saw your post, John. I have the same problem. Have not tried
replacing the pot yet even though I do have a spare.
S/N 438
>
> I had intended to try a contact cleaner before removing the pot's - has anyone cleaned them successfully? It seems odd to me that both RIT pot's do this on my K2's, but none of the other pot's are noisy or otherwise compromised...
>
> See you all at Dayton.
>
> 73, John K1JD
>
>
> From: "johnk1jd" <[email protected]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2003 6:27 AM
> Subject: [Elecraft] RIT Instability
>
>
> When adjusting the RIT on my older K2's, the frequency jumps around a small
> amount within the RIT range rather than tuning smoothly. There is no
> instability when the knob is stationary. This problem began on SN #139 after
> several years of use, then SN #583.
>
> Several questions: Is this a common problem? Is the only solution
> replacing the pot's?
>
> Thanks & 73,
> John K1JD
> Jamestown, RI
>
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