[Heathkit] Heathkit Digest, Vol 114, Issue 3 - HW101
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Sun Jul 7 18:14:32 EDT 2013
Hi Bob
First thing is to check the supply lines followed by the value of all
resistors with the unit switched off and replace any that are out of spec - they
age high over the years. Then look at the capacitors, valves and
valveholders. You should be able to find a voltage chart on the Internet for this
transceiver. Look for anything that shows evidence of overheating or leaking
and replace.
73
Bob
Bob F Burns G3OOU
C Eng, FIET, MSE
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