First of all, Thank you to all who responded, it was great.
The good news is that it is up and tuning and hopefully will work some
good stuff.
This only goes to show how one thing can screw up your station.
I had disconnected everything and connected the L directly to the radio.
In doing so, I moved the coax that runs from the radio to the tuner to
the front of the op table which is a solid door. I also replaced the
coax from the radio to the L . All of a sudden things started working
and tuning. I put the original coax back in place only routed it away
from the back of the op table to the front of the table. Lo and Behold,
it is tuning with no crashes. I have to get the L higher in the air and
more radials down; but Mother Nature has other ideas at the moment with
rain and snow forecasted. I can wait.
The only thing I can surmise is the proximately of the radio to tuner
coax which runs the length of the table was interacting with the other
cables. Something so simple can drive you right up the wall.
Thanks again for all the suggestions and help.
73
Marty
W8AKS
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