My Midlands was cutting in/out so I finally bench tested it. I had power to
the rig.
Out of frustration (it was a cheap rig) I wacked it and it came on!
It woud stay on for awhile, then out again. I "wacked it" back to life
several times.
This is a cheap radio so it might be fun to experiment. Why does it do this?
I checked the power connects, the solderings and whatnot and they all seemed
good. Can I save this rig? Anyone have any other suggestions or reasons as
to why it is doing this?
Just wondered..
Could you send it to ?
thanxs!
Tom
KC0GXX

"TC Dufresne" wrote in message
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My Midlands was cutting in/out so I finally bench tested it. I had power
to
the rig.
Out of frustration (it was a cheap rig) I wacked it and it came on!
It woud stay on for awhile, then out again. I "wacked it" back to life
several times.
This is a cheap radio so it might be fun to experiment. Why does it do
this?
I checked the power connects, the solderings and whatnot and they all
seemed
good. Can I save this rig? Anyone have any other suggestions or reasons as
to why it is doing this?
Just wondered..
Could you send it to ?
thanxs!
Tom
KC0GXX


Cold or bad solder joint?

Try resoldering all connections on the printed circuit board
Sounds like a hairline crack in the circuitboard - or somesthing on that
order

"TC Dufresne" wrote in message
...
My Midlands was cutting in/out so I finally bench tested it. I had power
to
the rig.
Out of frustration (it was a cheap rig) I wacked it and it came on!
It woud stay on for awhile, then out again. I "wacked it" back to life
several times.
This is a cheap radio so it might be fun to experiment. Why does it do
this?
I checked the power connects, the solderings and whatnot and they all
seemed
good. Can I save this rig? Anyone have any other suggestions or reasons as
to why it is doing this?
Just wondered..
Could you send it to ?
thanxs!
Tom
KC0GXX