John,
Try backing down the MIC Gain setting to something low or mid-range.
If you get the mic voltage too high, the mic amplifier detects that and
inserts attenuation that will shut the audio from the mic down.
So bottom line, start with a low MIC Gain setting and increase it until
you see 5 to 7 bars on the ALC meter.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 10/7/2017 7:53 PM, Dr John H Farmer wrote:
Yesterday, I noted that I had no RF output on SSB and find that now I get no
ALC indication until the Mic gain is advanced to the maximum setting of 80.
Nothing else has changed in my
setup. I've checked that MIC Bias is set to ON and the TX EQ settings have
not changed. I've also checked and there is indeed a bias voltage on the
Mic socket.
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