On 4/21/11 10:00 , bpnjensen wrote:
On Apr 21, 1:38 am, Kevin Alfred
wrote:
Another possibility:

If the filters are easily switchable from position to position, try
swapping a couple and see if the fault follows the filter or remains
with the circuitry for that selectivity position.

73,

Kevin, WB4AIO.
--http://nationalvanguard.org/http://kevinalfredstrom.com/

Thanks, Guys - these are fine ideas. I checked inside last night; the
filter in question is hard-soldered into the CB; if it were just
inserted, I guess I could have just plopped another similar filter I
have (15 kHz) into place to try it out.

I've also already spoken with Kiwa, and this morning I'll give Icom a
call.

Bruce


I've had some interaction with ICOM in Bellevue. They do nice
work, and they're pretty quick, depending on workload. The first
time, there was a miscommunication, apparently, and they didn't to
the second part of the project I sent them. So you need to be very
clear about your symptoms and your expectations.

In my case, they did make it right, however. And the second radio
I sent to them, came back to me looking and operating like new.

I have no hesitation about sending a rig to them now, or in the
future.