[Johnson] Ranger question

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Rick:
Pull your manual out again and readjust the keyer pot
on the keyer board. What's happening is that the
adjustment pot is not adjusted to cut off the VFO.
What you are hearing is the result of that
non-adjustment. Do the adjustment per the manual and
you should have things quieted down. How do I know?
Need I recite to you my various experiences with these
things? ;^). Nuff said. 

Cal, N6KYR/8
--- Rick Brashear <rickbras at airmail.net> wrote:

> This Ranger I'm using now has too much of a good
> thing.  When in Tune or 
> Standby the oscillator is simply too much and causes
> interference with 
> my receiver.  I have to switch the vfo to a vacant
> crystal position to 
> prevent interference on the R-390 or R-388 receiver.
>  I can't remember 
> having this problem in the past with Rangers, but
> with my memory that's 
> not saying much.  The mod that increases the signal
> injection by adding 
> the buffer to the tune sequence has not been made,
> so that's not the 
> problem.  I don't have it grounded and that may be
> part of it, but it 
> seems more than that.  I can actually get a small
> reading on the watt 
> meter when in tune.  What am I over looking?
> 
> Thanks for any and all assistance.
> 
> Rick/K5IZ
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