Why don't you open it up and poke around. Check all the connectors and
make sure all the screws are tight.
A while ago someone found a toroid bent over on the bandpass board
causing a high current shutdown. Could be something like that.
You never know!
73,
Alan N5NA
http://www.tentecwiki.org
Mike Bryce wrote:
Mike and everyone...
thought of that... but the meter shows forward power and zero
reflected....
if the cable were bad, I would not see forward power of 80 watts
and ... I changed the cables and the results are the same..
both cables are new and or have been replaced!!
the power output meter on the Omni VII shows full 100 watts output.
Switch over to swr and I see anywhere from 1.2 to 9.9 to 1
and...
key down for more than 10 seconds, and the swr meter (on the radio)
changes up and down.
Switch over to power (on the radio) and the power level DOES NOT change!
If there were a cable problem, that would not be possible as the swr
going up, the power would have to go down and the high current
warning would come on
speaking of which..
transmitting into a antenna that is not the correct one for the band,
(my 80 meter dipole with the rig set for 40 meter) will cause the
high current warning and then shuts down the radio.
Mike, WB8VGE
SunLight Energy Systems
The Heathkit Shop
http://www.theheathkitshop.com/
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