Most of these problems show up external to the radio, so make sure you do
as much testing by changing things such as patch cables, tuners, antenna
switches, etc.
You do want to make sure you are testing into a dummy load on a very simple
setup with only the radio, wattmeter and dummy load. If
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Subject: [Flexradio] 5000A Low Output
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I've recently noticed that my
I've recently noticed that my output from Flex5000A seems low on some
bands. For instance on CW 15 is down to about 60 watts out and 20 hovers
around 75 or so. 40 meters seems to be about right at 100 watts. This does
not seem normal nor does it seem to be where it once was. I had this radio
I would check the power supply feeding the radio. Make sure you are not
going thru those 12v distribution strips sold by 3rd party companies, there
will be a slight voltage drop and you will need all the volts you can get
on transmit.
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Neal Campbell
Might do ctrl-shft-I and gt temp/voltage screen!
Jim
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On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 7:28 PM, Neal Campbell nealk...@gmail.com wrote:
I would check the power supply feeding the radio. Make sure you are not
going thru those 12v distribution strips sold by 3rd party companies, there
will be a
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