LMO Instability

[Glen Zook]

Basically you need to clean the old lubricant from the
unit and relubricate.  The "grease" hardens over the
years and that is generally the cause of the "warble".
 I have had to do this with several LMOs.

Glen, K9STH


--- "Goss, Ed" <Ed.Goss at JHUAPL.EDU> wrote:

I know this topic has been discussed before, but now
that my SB-401 LMO is acting up, I can't find the
pertinent e-mails. The 401 has developed a very
warbly, unstable LMO...very noticeable when spotting.
The frequency jumps around when trying to zero-beat a
signal.  Can someone remind me of the fix for this? 









Glen, K9STH

Website:  http://k9sth.com


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