You did not show any of the prior information (one of the problems with
posts from Nabble), so I can only guess that you are working with a
power supply problem.
A situation like that is often caused by something loose in the negative
side of the supply, something that is frequently overlooked.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 10/17/2013 1:54 AM, Gary, W7TEA wrote:
Well, traded out the voltage regulator IC and no joy. Then I tried Deoxit on
the adjustment pot, tweaked it a bit and measured voltage at 13.8vdc!
Great! Turned it off and on, tried it again, and was ready start bragging to
the XYL---but it was back to .8v. Didn't see any suspect components while I
had it open.
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