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We've all had experience with radios that refuse to work
properly. The latest one for me has been an HT-44 transmitter. Been driving me nuts. Finally discovered why. Hallicrappers decided to use steel rivets to attach the tube sockets and terminal strips to their aluminum chassis. To their credit, they did put star lock washers between the bodies of the sockets and the chassis, but over time, the rivets corroded and are giving a poor ground. Time to dig out the bus wire. I'm sure other manufacturers did the same thing. An issue thats worth keeping in mind when working on them. Steve |
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