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So here’s something, though I don’t know what it means. If I run a jumper wire form the 13 volt source on the Ac Dc switch to the 12 volt rail in the main board , it corrects the frequency counter and shows the right frequency. The transmit light comes on as well. Then when I pull the wire...
I tried lifting pin 1 and 2 on the voltage regulator and checking for voltage at the pin and the pad and there’s nothing. If I am not getting 13 volts at pin 2 of the voltage regulator or at the pad or pin itself, then Where is the block? Isn’t that Input to it? I don’t see any component in...
Yes. I run it off DC power, not plugged in. So one question I have does the power supply board (Tr301,401 etc etc) come into play with it running off DC or does it basically bypass that whole area?
No voltage on that chip anywhere. But again the meters and clock/frequency counter are lit up bright. (Though the frequency is wrong). No voltage in the main board. Checked that 12 volt rail area and same, no power. It sounds like voltage regulator doesn’t it? But like I said i replaced that...
My Cobra 2000 has yet another problem. It’s connected through a DC power supply that has 13 volts in. the radio turns on and all the meters light up nice and bright. But there is no power to the board otherwise.
I changed the voltage regulator but that made no difference. I lifted pins 1 and...
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