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Old August 13th 04, 07:45 PM
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Mark Zenier wrote:

Sounds like there's a stereo phone jack in the chain that's got a
mono plug inserted in it. This shorts the "right" channel to ground.
And if left and right are connected together in a stero/mono adapter,
it grounds out everything. Same problem Dxluver had a few months ago.


Reminds me of the jack on the Sangean 909. The normal mono jack for
shortwave disconnects the internal am ferrite antenna. With a stereo
jack, though you can switch the MW to the long wire also.


http://www.gis.net/~acali/MiscSubs/909antjack.gif

which is located he

http://www.gis.net/~acali/MiscSubs/sangean_ats.htm




mike

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