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Re: A Mysterious G 5400 B Problem
Hi Roy and Bob.... That is EXACTLY what I had to do also!! Cliff K7RR
On Tue, 23 Jun 1998, Roy Welch wrote:
> In connection with this, the meters connect to the control box circuit
> board by the meter threaded terminals protruding through the board and are
> held tight with the nuts on the meters. I have had the circuit board
> "pads" under these nuts get tarnished and indicate an intermittent
> condition when it was only an intermittent connection to the meter.
>
> Loosen these nuts and retighten them. It cured the problem here. If you
> can, you might brighten up the circuit board "pads" beneath these nuts.
>
> Bob Bruninga wrote:
> >
> > My Yeasu G-5600B has been intermittant for years. Seems that if I turn
> > power off/on again, that then the meters usually read correctly. I
> > attributed this to intermittant contact on the pot that becomes conducting
> > again on a transient. BUT what if it was just mechanical sticking in the
> > METER? Then a power up swing of the needle from 0 would move past any
> > sticky point in the needle bearing due to momentum. Whereas with a very
> > slow change, it sticks?. Next time, instead of cycling power, I am going
> > to bang on the meter... and see if that is it..
> >
> > wb4apr
>
> --
> 73, Roy
>
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