[Heathkit] DX-60 Problem
Chris Codella, W2PA
w2pa at arrl.net
Sat Mar 11 14:15:29 EST 2006
Right... I didn't mean stand-by, I meant positions where R27 doesn't
matter (includes Tune and stand-by). No matter - if R26 is fine then
let's look elsewhere. If R27 and C36 are also fine then check downstream.
In AM and CW modes, the function switch connects R27/C36 to pin 3 on the
final amp. Is that line okay? Is the function switch properly
connecting its terminal 2 (coming from R27/C36) to its terminal 3
(coming from final amp pin 3 and C17) when in AM and CW modes are selected?
Chris
Harry Vaught wrote:
> Unfortuately, the odd voltages don't show up in standby, but only when
> high voltage is applied to the tube.
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