Hi Don,
Oh OK! That makes sensethe screw is at ground potential and
therefore less affected by a screwdriver adjustment. I looked at the
schematic and got it all fiqured out. Thanks so much for taking the
time to help out a fellow builder.
See you on the air soon!
Dean
K6DDJ
Dean,
Dean,
OK, if there is any confusion, use your ohmmeter.
Measure the board to determine the lead of the component that is
connected to ground - that is the ground side, and then with one
ohmmeter lead on the adjustment screw, see which lead is connected to
that adjustment screw. Connect the adj
Hi Don,
Thanks for answering. The type of capacitor you are describing is
like the ones that I mounted on the four band module. Those do have a
round body with a flat SIDE to it. These capacitors are completely
round but have a little square extension on one end. For lack of a
better descr
Dean,
Look carefully, one side has rounded corners while the other side has
angular corners (even though it is smaller). The flat side is the one
with the angular corners.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 10/27/2012 6:41 PM, d...@jonemail.com wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am installing trimmer caps C13 and C20 on the
Hi all,
I am installing trimmer caps C13 and C20 on the RF board and having
trouble identifing which way they need to be installed. They are
physically different than the discription in the manual. There is NO
flattened side to them. They look like a round body that has a square
tab extending on on
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