Once again.

The 706 DOES NOT have BFO or CARRIER oscillator xtals. The carrier
oscillator signal is generated by a DDS chip with it's frequency controlled
by the micro-processor referenced to the 60 MHz oscillator. There is NO
adjustment for the carrier oscillator frequency.

Try a reset of the radio and see if it

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"Doug Smith W9WI" wrote in message
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chafik CN8JV wrote:
On all bands,I hardly get half output power on LSB, while on the
contrary ,
I get all available output power on USB.
About the modulation: the lower frequencies of my
voice are cut off, which produces bad modulation.
On recieve:
On LSB,the signal level is not as strong as on USB,
and some frequency components of the audio are
cut off;
the same symptoms appear when recieving Brodcast stations
(AM) on LSB.
Fortunatly,I can fix this annoying problem by rotating the IF shift
knob counterclockwise(about +800 or 1000HZ), so the the recieved
signal's level geos better
along with the audio quality.
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I dont know if the LSB's BFO is off frequency, or
that the FI4 filter (which select the wanted SSB) is not realy
centered on 9.011.5 MHZ.

I think the first is true - the LSB BFO is off-frequency. If the filter
was not really centered on 9011.5 then USB would have problems too.

I think you have a broken crystal. (I don't have a 706 so I can't tell
you *which* crystal) I don't think any alignment problem can cause it
to be that far off-frequency.
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Doug Smith W9WI
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