Tom,
I highly doubt that it is a display issue, as I have done a master reset and
the display gives me an Info 201 that is clearly readable. Unfortunatly, after
the reset and power cycling the radio it gives me the dread "ELE". :(
Joe N9JR
Tom Althoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
J
Don,
Thanks for the advice, as far as I can see there is nothing wrong on the
front panel other than a bent shaft of the encoder. I also looked at the
control board and can't see anything wrong either.
Trying to think things through, at power up the processor must go through
some p
Joe,
After you deal with the dogs in whatever way is suitable and satisfying to
you ...
Then order a new optical encoder, and look carefully for what has been
jarred loose. I suggest that you will likely find the display problem
associated with the front panel. Examine it closely for anything
I think the important thing here is what kind of terriers were they?
Kerry Blues? Schnauzers? Jack Russell?? Makes a difference here :)
Good luck on the rebuild. You will never successfully train a Schnauzer
or a Kerry Blue to be calm and sedate. It just ain't gonna happen! Now a
Jack R
Of Joseph Reed
Sent: Friday, December 30, 2005 4:17 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Darn Dogs
Folks,
A moment of your time please. My rotten Terriers made a mad dash for the
window when my wife came home. I had K2 #5226 on a TV tray so I could do a
Spectragram alignm
Folks,
A moment of your time please. My rotten Terriers made a mad dash for the
window when my wife came home. I had K2 #5226 on a TV tray so I could do a
Spectragram alignment of the filters.
Dog 1, or it may have been a combination of Dog1 and Dog X, but they took the
radio off
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