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COLIN LAMB wrote:
Hello Ed: I had a similar problem and I kept looking in the wrong spot. I assumed it was a leaky cap and replaced all the caps and tubes. Finally, out of desperation, I convinced myself it had to be something else. About that time I was reading about resistors. The carbon composition resistors are often absorb moisture and change resistance when heated. Changing to a newer more stable resistor solved the problem. I think there is a chance you are affected with the same problem. 73, Colin K7FM Hi, Colin Thanks very much for the hint. Do you recall which resistor was at fault, or did you change out several at one go? 73, Ed K4PF |