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Just as a quick check, if you have not done so already, take the positive wire that goes from the power supply board to the rest of the radio, and disconnect it off the power supply PCB, then check to see if your voltage comes up to 13-14V. I'm wondering if there's a failure on the radio's main PCB that's pulling down the power supply, I've had this kind of failure before.

~Cheers~

[QUOTE="ExitThirteen, post: 789436, member: 6878"] Just as a quick check, if you have not done so already, take the positive wire that goes from the power supply board to the rest of the radio, and disconnect it off the power supply PCB, then check to see if your voltage comes up to 13-14V. I'm wondering if there's a failure on the radio's main PCB that's pulling down the power supply, I've had this kind of failure before. ~Cheers~ [/QUOTE]

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