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![]() "Spike" wrote in message ... "I wouldn't recommend anyone whose background is in transistorised QRP to tackle the neutralising of a compact PA stage with 600 VDC on the anodes after replacing the antenna coupling capacitor " Is there is a conflict here between the so-called 'FAQ' as laid down, and its practice as suggested by its own adherent? Under what circumstances should others 'repair with gusto' but not consider adjustments to a valve PA? All PAs? Ones with 12V on the anode? What are the limitations here? Is there a safety issue here? Where does one go to get 'a suitable background'? The so-called 'FAQ' should make things clear, not have the issues clouded by postings elsewhere. Plus, of course, such a neutralisation isn't that difficult a task- being a normal process after replacing a valve. I've done a couple of FT101's over the years and I don't recall the PA being that compact. Either way, assuming the technician involved had even a modicum of experience in electronics, it is the sort of job I'd expect them to be able to tackle. 73 Brian |
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