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Pete KE9OA wrote: > > Sounds like it might be a little too hot for the band..... > > I am not sure what you mean. > > > > >> I do have the service > >>manual, but I have never seen this kind of problem. > > > > > > Never assume the manual is correct. Establish a baseline by injecting > > a single tone post-AGC, run it up to 100% and measure. Then re-align > > the AGC to your mic according to that baseline. > > I might inject the signal right at the audio amplifier and work backwards. > > > > > >>For testing purposes, I am using a CT Systems Model 3000B Communications You should contact marqueer..........he/she is the RRAP expert on moon bounce. > >>Test Set. For the brief time that Tx audio is present, the modulation > >>envelope looks fine. This unit has a built in 100W dummy load. > >>RF output is flat across the band, at 4.5W, so it doesn't look like > >>somebody > >>tried to align the exciter/output stages. > > > > > > Sounds like it may have an RF limiter. If you have a pulse generator, > > hit the audio with 0.1ms spikes. That will also tell you if the audio > > limiter has been disabled. > > I'll give that at ry. > > > > > >>It looks like I will have to do some signal tracing with an o'scope. > >>Hopefully, I will be able to find that 5-pin mic plug so I can make up a > >>test cable. Thanks again for the advice! > > > > > > No problem. If you ever get around to scanning the manual I wouldn't > > mind having a copy. > > I will do that. I only can scan up to 11 X 14 size, so the schematics will > be broken pages,but that should be fine. > > > > > >> I think I remember you as also > >>working in the RF industry. > > > > > > On occasion. > > > > |
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On Feb 17, 5:37 pm, hamzrstra...@mail2michigan.com wrote:
> just another staker thread |