I have some friends that have a few of these Atlas 210/215
transceivers, all with the same problem, which is noticable
nowadays with all the PLL frequency controlled radios on
the air.

they said these radios have no RIT.

but in SSB mode, on 40 or 75 meters, after tuning to a
frequency to the stations there, then going to transmit,
then their Atlas radios shift in frequency about 150 Hertz.

is there a cure to fix this this problem on these radios
that I can pass along to these people??

150 hz is not much drift for these radios sounds like they are working
like designed.

Ron

wrote:
I have some friends that have a few of these Atlas 210/215
transceivers, all with the same problem, which is noticable
nowadays with all the PLL frequency controlled radios on
the air.

they said these radios have no RIT.

but in SSB mode, on 40 or 75 meters, after tuning to a
frequency to the stations there, then going to transmit,
then their Atlas radios shift in frequency about 150 Hertz.

is there a cure to fix this this problem on these radios
that I can pass along to these people??

150 hz is not much drift for these radios sounds like they are working
like designed.

Ron

wrote:
I have some friends that have a few of these Atlas 210/215
transceivers, all with the same problem, which is noticable
nowadays with all the PLL frequency controlled radios on
the air.

they said these radios have no RIT.

but in SSB mode, on 40 or 75 meters, after tuning to a
frequency to the stations there, then going to transmit,
then their Atlas radios shift in frequency about 150 Hertz.

is there a cure to fix this this problem on these radios
that I can pass along to these people??

Hi,

I would have your friends check to make sure the
jumpers on J4 the ext. osc. plug are installed.
There should be a jumper between 2&3 and between 5&6.

I bought a 210X from a friend of mine and he told me
to make sure if I was going to use it on SSB to put
the jumpers in. He was using it on some digital mode
which at the momnet I can't remember.
Hope this helps.
73 Larry WA9VRH

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I have some friends that have a few of these Atlas
210/215
transceivers, all with the same problem, which is
noticable
nowadays with all the PLL frequency controlled
radios on
the air.

they said these radios have no RIT.

but in SSB mode, on 40 or 75 meters, after tuning to
a
frequency to the stations there, then going to
transmit,
then their Atlas radios shift in frequency about 150
Hertz.

is there a cure to fix this this problem on these
radios
that I can pass along to these people??

Hi,

I would have your friends check to make sure the
jumpers on J4 the ext. osc. plug are installed.
There should be a jumper between 2&3 and between 5&6.

I bought a 210X from a friend of mine and he told me
to make sure if I was going to use it on SSB to put
the jumpers in. He was using it on some digital mode
which at the momnet I can't remember.
Hope this helps.
73 Larry WA9VRH

wrote in message
oups
..com...
I have some friends that have a few of these Atlas
210/215
transceivers, all with the same problem, which is
noticable
nowadays with all the PLL frequency controlled
radios on
the air.

they said these radios have no RIT.

but in SSB mode, on 40 or 75 meters, after tuning to
a
frequency to the stations there, then going to
transmit,
then their Atlas radios shift in frequency about 150
Hertz.

is there a cure to fix this this problem on these
radios
that I can pass along to these people??