[Kenwood] Another TS-940 Problem

Larry Knapp [email protected]
Tue, 17 Dec 2002 12:29:14 -0800 (PST)


Jim - I also own a Kenwood TS-940.  Not sure on the first part(s) of your
issue, but the question "the fan on my 940 will come on even when I'm not
transmitting"...to me this is normal.  As I recall, the 940 has two fans...one
on the power supply and one on the finals...if I turn mine on & leave it on for
a period of time a fan does turn on...I'm assuming this is the power supply
fan....there are times the fan will continue to run even when I turn the unit
off...I'm assuming this is to cool the power supply or the finals down...that's
OK by me.  I see no issue with this.

73, Larry KC8JX
 
--- [email protected] wrote:
> Actually two: Having an intermittent problem when operating CW - at times, 
> the pitch in the sidetone starts to sound chirpy (no bad transmitted signal 
> reports, tho), then settles in on a higher note, and at this point, using 
> semi-break-in, the t/r seems to start cutting out - a friend reported it 
> sounds "choppy". Turning the rig off and back on sometimes cures it for a 
> while. Seems to happen more after the rig is on for a while. Secondly, I have
> heard people say the fan almost never comes on. Well, the fan on my 940 will 
> come on even when I'm not transmitting. Yes, it's got plenty of air-space 
> around it. Any ideas?? Thanks. Jim KZ1M.


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May your days be full of sunshine and good thoughts fill your head.
From: Larry Knapp, KC8JX, St. Joseph, Mi  49085
  Best 73's

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