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On Saturday, 25 May 2013 19:25:54 UTC-3, Yorklynyankee wrote:
Thank all of you for your suggestions. Just for the record, I don't operate CB radio, I am a retired Research & Development electrical engineer from HP, and I have a masters degree in Electrical Engineering.... now to answer some of the questions. As I mentioned in my first posting the radio is connected to a 50 dummy load. By low output power I mean 5~10 watts, I have tried two different microphones. I have another Kenwood TS-450 so I have a working radio to compare their outputs. When I whistle into the radio using USB/LSB on any bands at any frequency, the radio will only put out 5~10 watts. Whereas under identical conditions the working radio will put out 100 watts. There is absolutely NO DOUBT that this radio's USB/LSB is not working. The same radio puts out 100+ watts on CW and FSK. I suspect something in the balanced modulator, but I am looking for someone who has encountered a problem like this before. This radio is known for having some common problems, like C104, so I was hoping that there was another frequently failed component that causes this problem. -- Yorklynyankee Having same problem with my 450. Did you find the problem? Colin... |
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