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Thanks for the replies.

I guess its possible the ground connections to one or more of the replacement electrolytic capacitors I installed isn't so great. under the 4-part canister cap I installed 4 separate caps and had to get creative with getting all of their ground leads back to the original ground location.

I will give my recap work a double check. I had the exact same hum on rx/tx before I recapped the original electrolytics.

[QUOTE="479tx, post: 334205, member: 22199"] Thanks for the replies. I guess its possible the ground connections to one or more of the replacement electrolytic capacitors I installed isn't so great. under the 4-part canister cap I installed 4 separate caps and had to get creative with getting all of their ground leads back to the original ground location. I will give my recap work a double check. I had the exact same hum on rx/tx before I recapped the original electrolytics. [/QUOTE]

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