[Heathkit] More. . .AT-1 woes
bfetters at aol.com
bfetters at aol.com
Wed Jan 20 12:02:30 EST 2010
Thanks for all the inputs re: my AT-1. Consensus is that getting 10-15 watts out is about normal. I'll leave well enough alone on this issue.
Found another problem when I turned on a receiver to listen to the signal.
When I turn on the B+ switch to operate, the unit self oscillates. I can hear it softly in the receiver and when I key the AT-1, the tone changes a bit and gets louder. Checked for a leaky cap from the key to ground and it seemed okay. Also disconnected the small cap from the cathode to ground of the 6L6. (The 6L6 cathode is keyed.) When I turn the driver variable condenser I get a slight change in pitch/intensity of the self oscillation.
Any thoughts on how to get this self oscillation stopped?
Thanks again.
Buck
W0LC
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