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HRN 338: Fix It! Volume 2
Back in HRN 335: Fix It! with AC4ZO Jeff and Gary reviewed a fix of Gary's Icom 7000's optical encoder, and then looked briefly at a new (maybe) problem that surfaced — a hollow 'ping' and ringing in the transmit audio. And in that episode, we noted that swap and replace is one of the most effective (speed, if not cost) troubleshooting techniques.
So that's just what we did. Gary borrowed another 7000 and played with all the settings that made (or mitigated) that tin-can sound.
What happened? Or rather and you won't believe what happened next!
You will quickly notice that this episode audio is entirely SSB. Awesome, right? And really, this is barely an episode. But corporate policy is to put an episode number on everything. Gary sneezes, it's an episode. That's how we keep ahead of Ham Nation.
RADIO RATING? Well, the video shows the radio display and menus a lot. Maybe not critical for understanding what Gary's doing (he describes them most of the time). But enough to pull the RadioRating down to B-.
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By Gary Pearce KN4AQ, Amateur Radio//Video NewsBack in HRN 335: Fix It! with AC4ZO Jeff and Gary reviewed a fix of Gary's Icom 7000's optical encoder, and then looked briefly at a new (maybe) problem that surfaced — a hollow 'ping' and ringing in the transmit audio. And in that episode, we noted that swap and replace is one of the most effective (speed, if not cost) troubleshooting techniques.
So that's just what we did. Gary borrowed another 7000 and played with all the settings that made (or mitigated) that tin-can sound.
What happened? Or rather and you won't believe what happened next!
You will quickly notice that this episode audio is entirely SSB. Awesome, right? And really, this is barely an episode. But corporate policy is to put an episode number on everything. Gary sneezes, it's an episode. That's how we keep ahead of Ham Nation.
RADIO RATING? Well, the video shows the radio display and menus a lot. Maybe not critical for understanding what Gary's doing (he describes them most of the time). But enough to pull the RadioRating down to B-.