No subject

voltage should be somewhere around -110 or so.  A shifted value resistor
or a leaky capacitor is most likely the cause.  If you have a problem
interpreting the results, let me know the voltage at each end of R2, R8,
R9, R63, and R64 and I'll think about it.

You can make the same measurements with the key down for comparison.


Ed
K1ZOK


On Mon, 9 Oct 2000 19:01:28 EDT Martin Buinicki <MailfrmPA at AOL.COM>
writes:
>  My HW-16 has developed a problem. When turned on, there is a tone
> "like" the
> side tone, but its not the side tone. This tone is raspy, and if you
> close
> the key, the normal sidetone is heard. However, the NE2 bulb is
> dimly
> illuminated when in receive...
>
> Anybody experienced this, or can give some suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> KØMB
>
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