Rick/K5IZ
I've posed a couple of questions on some other lists and received some
good advice, but I am still in need of more. My BC-610-E has a bad
feedback or "talk back" problem. I've placed a capacitor across the
overload relay (RY-5) and that did eliminate a little of the talk back.
However, with much audio gain at all, not nearly enough to attain 100%
modulation, I get feedback. Not just talk back, but feedback. I have
to assume it's coming from the modulation transformer. The modulator
bias is set for 40 ma as specifications state. The bolts on the
modulation transformer are all tight. What am I over looking here? I'm
using a BC-614-E speech amplifier with a D-104 non amplified mic. I did
a few modifications to the dynamic input circuitry of the BC-614 to
better match the D-104, but that is the only modification in either the
speech amp or the BC-610-E.
- [AMRadio] Modulator feedback Rick Brashear
- Re: [AMRadio] Modulator feedback Mike Sawyer
- Re: [AMRadio] Modulator feedback Rick Brashear
- [AMRadio] Valiant modulation eedback John Lawson
- Re: [AMRadio] Valiant modulation eedback Rick Brashear
- Re: [AMRadio] Modulator feedback Mike Sawyer
- Re: [AMRadio] Modulator feedback Rick Brashear
- Re: [AMRadio] Modulator feedback James M. Walker
- Re: [AMRadio] Modulator feedback Rick Brashear
- Re: [AMRadio] BC-610 Modulator f... Rbethman
- Re: [AMRadio] BC-610 Modulator f... Rbethman