Life in the age of vacuum tubes [valves] and high voltages was much
simpler. Just take the bottom off and look for where the fire was in the
corner of the chassis.
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
Michael Carter wrote on 6/3/2023 3:43 PM:
Hi George,
Congratulations on
Hi George,
Congratulations on your excellent sleuthing!
Regardless of which solder joints were
reflowed to solve the problem, you found
the troublesome one(s).
Thanks, too, for reporting back to the
reflector - it helps to spread the knowledge
base.
73,
Mike, K8CN
TLDR; the power amp is now working and putting out 100 watts.
I thought I would follow up on this post.
After I swapped a different KPA3 into the radio that was not working - that
radio worked. That proved to me that it was likely the KPA3 that was the
issue. I had inspected it and cleaned
I posted here last fall when one of our K3 radios stopped putting put any power
during the last few hours of the CQ WW CW contest. For many reasons I am
finally getting back to looking at this failed radio.
I swapped in a known working KPA3 Rev C module and the radio works as expected
now on
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