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![]() Ken Bessler wrote: All these tests were done with a known good antenna & new CQ-102 coax. Rig is a 1 year old Kenwood TM-271A. All tests were done at an indicated 68 w which is about normal for hi power from this rig. I'll refrain from using the Pratt repeater until this is fixed. My question is this - have I done enough to assume that the problem is not on my end? Sending in my rig for service monitor testing would be difficult & a genuine pain in the neck. Ken KG0WX The only way to determine your rigs frequency would be to put it on a service monitor or at the least, a frequency counter. I have 3 service monitors and would be glad to check your rig free of charge if you pay postage both ways. My test equipment is calibrated to an HP GPS frequency standard so I can give you a pretty accurate measurement. 73 Andy WD4KDN -- "I didn't attend the funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying that I approved of it." ”- Mark Twain |
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