FYI, Referred to in the autotrade as 'Stonechip' or 'Underbody Schutz' still
available in spray cans.
73 Max
M0GHQ
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From: K9sqg
To: 1oldle...@ix.netcom.com ; bob.lov...@sbcglobal.net
Cc: drakelist@zerobeat.net
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 8:39 PM
I have a very nice R4C it had a hum with bad audio distortion so I decided to
investigate, whilst taking it apart I noticed that if I touched the noise
blanker the hum would alter, I removed the NB board and the hum was still
there, I found eventually that the audio transistor had desoldered
I must admit this receiver will probably benefit from the Sherwood audio board,
however comparing both my R4C's one is perfect with no hum and very good audio
whilst this one is shushy and has bad hum, maybe the main caps need replacing
but when I couple another cap accross them no change so I
It has now decided not to work anymore, I was listening to it and gradually the
white noise came up, the signal died and now the preselector is in the wrong
place for each band ie the 40m band livens up around the 80m mark however there
is no signal present, even the cal does not work anymore.
I have a nice R4B and after replacing all the caps except the main can, I
still have a slightly raspy crackly noise when both RF and AF gain controls are
fully open, is this normal? I just do not wish to chase something down that is
not going to improve no matter how many bits I throw at it. I
I have just got a new to me R4-B, it is a clean set unmodified in anyway,
however it has an annoying crackle all the time, constant volume in the audio,
I am sure it is the main cap but just to be sure, ideas? it is just low volume
just like a commutator noise but in the background, it does
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