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Only if you crank it too high. Remember, 10 kHz is the frequency the tuning-voltage filter is designed to "flatten out" and deliver a steady varactor voltage.

Besides, strapping the lock-detect line to prevent the PLL from locking out the transmit is straightforward enough.

There are an infinite number of ways to kill Shrodinger's Cat.

A relay that closes only while the mike is keyed is all you need to make this a transmit-only function.

73

[QUOTE="nomadradio, post: 767014, member: 22"] Only if you crank it too high. Remember, 10 kHz is the frequency the tuning-voltage filter is designed to "flatten out" and deliver a steady varactor voltage. Besides, strapping the lock-detect line to prevent the PLL from locking out the transmit is straightforward enough. There are an infinite number of ways to kill Shrodinger's Cat. A relay that closes only while the mike is keyed is all you need to make this a transmit-only function. 73 [/QUOTE]

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