Wow. How did the bridge get there in the first place?

I can certainly check this evening. 

Thanks for all the tips

manny- wd5bjr

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>> With everyone's advice I looked into what freq the transmitter was really 
>> on. I found the crystal wafer switch off position and really thought that 
>> was my issue, not. I also found no matter where the transceive switch was, 
>> it always uses the injection VFO from the R-4C. Of course with the Saints 
>> game on yesterday, I didn't spend a whole lot of time after aligning the 
>> shaft and making a few tests.thanks all,manny-
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> This situation reminded me of a problem I had with a TR4 many years ago when 
> I attached a remote VFO.
> The internal TR4 VFO would not turn off when the remote VFO was activated, 
> both VFO's were running. I checked the remote VFO on another TR4 and it 
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> Examining carefully the printed circuit board in the TR4 VFO I found a solder 
> bridge between two tracks.  Removing that bridge cured the problem and it 
> worked correctly after the bridge removal.
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