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Terry,
First check the TR7 power supply board for exactly +10v. This is the rightmost
pot and you can measure the 10v next to it on the top of a resistor as I
recall. Go to wb4hfn.com and you should find info on where to measure this.
This is not the best place to measure and adjust, but
Terry -
This display is an indication that the Lo Synthesizer (Bands up through
14 MHz) is unlocked.
Do NOT touch the +10V adjustment pot (last one of a row of pots across
the top of the power supply card), just behind the front panel on the
right side. Changing this pot at all requires a
Terry -
Didn't mention it before, but of course also remove the top metal shield
over the rest of the card cage and reseat the cards under there as
well. There are two small screws through the rear panel into the shield
that must be removed, the rest of the screws can be loosened a couple of
Garey Barrell wrote:
Terry -
This display is an indication that the Lo Synthesizer (Bands up through
14 MHz) is unlocked.
Yep, I've had the exact same problem and Garey is right on the money
with a cure. In fact after about 2 years my rig has developed the same
problem and I have to do
On Mon, 08 Dec 2008 10:50:09 -0500, Garey Barrell wrote:
You can make a puller by bending a piece of wire coat-hanger
into a squared U shape with small bends at the open end of the U to
mate with these holes.
Instructions on how to make the card puller from the venerable wire
coathanger can
On Mon, 08 Dec 2008 08:11:35 -0800, GrampZ wrote:
Yep, I've had the exact same problem and Garey is right on the money
with a cure. In fact after about 2 years my rig has developed the same
problem and I have to do this again.
I stumbled on the fix myself the first time when recalling my
Jim Shorney wrote:
On Mon, 08 Dec 2008 08:11:35 -0800, GrampZ wrote:
Yep, I've had the exact same problem and Garey is right on the money
with a cure. In fact after about 2 years my rig has developed the same
problem and I have to do this again.
I stumbled on the fix myself the first
On Mon, 08 Dec 2008 12:23:34 -0500, Garey Barrell wrote:
One other problem of this nature is the solder on the long pins of the
DR-7. There is quite a bit of stress on these soft-soldered
connections, and they are subject to the solder cracking. This is not
always visible so reflowing these
Well, I never learn. I saw a TR-4C with a nice front panel, no cabinet
screws, missing one small knob, no relay, burned out 1/2 watt resistor on
relay board, missing 7 small tubes, missing two crystals, and no pilot lamps
just loose lamp sockets. I also was told the multi section can
Lee, sounds to like a fairly normal ham who is looking for
a winter project. Something he will be proud to use, and
enjoy many years year to come.Once you get the radio
on the air, the radio will give you the unique opportunity
to engage in QSO's without punching a button and letting
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