HR-10B

[Glen Zook]

One thing is your line voltage.  The older receivers
were spec'd at either 110 VAC or 115 VAC for the
input.  Today the "norm" in many areas is 125 VAC +/-
1%, especially during the summer months.  Also, the
components in the receiver are either +/- 10% or +/-
20% which also "adds up".  If you go from 110 VAC for
the "readings" in the manual to 125 VAC, the effective
voltage readings will approach 20% high.

Glen, K9STH


--- Ken <ken at GREENPINE.COM> wrote:

However after checking voltages at various points on
the chassis I note that just about every voltage is
about 20% high. but am I missing something obvious
that would cause a 20% increase in all voltages.


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