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Thanks, Pat. The radio does have silicon rectifiers, and they check out fine. The really puzzling thing is that all of the voltages in the transmitter
Hello Richard What type of rectifier does the rig use?? A tube rectifier has considerable voltage drop, a selenium rectifier does also. Replacing either with
I recently bought an Eico 777 (Sams Vol. 7) on eBay. The radio is in very good condition and, except for one thing, is working perfectly. The problem is
LOL, yeah I know the feeling Dean. Tonight my trusty low voltage lab supply quit and I can't find a MC1566L 14 pin regulator. The chip was discontinued in 1993