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Hello all,
Can someone explain to me the mechanism of how a VFO "pulls" during transmit? I have a transmitter circuit I've breadboarded, ugly construction style, and the VFO will pull up ~2kHz with the key down. The transmitter circuit is borrowed almost verbatim from the K1SWL SW40+ transceiver. I've checked the following: 1. dropped off the driver and final amp circuit with no change in behavior 2. the tuning voltage to the varactor in the tank circuit does not change during keydown. I know there could be several answers here. What should I be looking for? Thanks to all, Kenn KA5KXW |
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