[Kenwood] TS 140s Power Adjust

Tim tim at ke4ke.com
Sun Mar 16 23:02:51 EDT 2014


No it was not my idea. I did this back around 1989 when we moved to 
Alaska. I read about it somewhere. I do remember that it was -9 volts to 
the pot and then to the ALC input. Actually that is probably all it was. 
The positive end of the battery goes to ground. It is possible there was 
another resistor to limit the voltage to the ALC, but I don't remember.

Tim
KE4KE


On 03/16/2014 09:59 PM, Robert Rode wrote:
> ...Tim, if you find that diagram, I sure wud like a copy,..Mine is 
> about  stuck full power..same thing, would like to run maybe qrp and 
> at least about 50 watts or so,.. was this your idea ?  thanks 
>  W9ESX?Robert
>
>
> On Sun, Mar 16, 2014 at 9:40 PM, Tim <tim at ke4ke.com 
> <mailto:tim at ke4ke.com>> wrote:
>
>     Yes!
>
>     Several years ago I had a TS-140s and I used a 9 volt battery and
>     a potentiometer, maybe 5 or 10k? into the ALC input. It worked
>     great. See what you can find on a search. I did find one thing,
>     but have yet to find the diagram. I may have it in a file somewhere.
>
>
>     Tim
>     KE4KE
>
>
>
>
>     On 03/16/2014 08:58 PM, JD Hill wrote:
>
>         Hello, I imagine this has been thoroughly discussed at some
>         point, but I am using a TS-140S as my main station, and I like
>         to run mostly QRP levels 3-5 watts. My question is: Is there
>         any way whatsoever to control the power output with or
>         (modified) slide control? As I recall, it is a dual 1 k
>         potentiometer, but they make lousy controls for this use.
>
>         Thank you and 73,
>
>         Jimmy D. Hill,  W9JDH
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