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That's a weird one!
did you say you'd put ferite chokes on the cables? If not and you have
snap-on chokes about, might be worth a try.
Can't be a voltage issue or the 590 wouldn't work. Kinda has to be R.F.
"It says here!" <GRIN>
Tom WA6IVG
On Sun, Nov 01, 2015 at 10:33:06PM -0600, howard kaufman wrote:
> Okay boys and girls, rather than listen to the end of that disaster in
> Denver, I disconnected the ts-590 from the power supply.
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> The problem went away. Now why and what to do?
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> The problem stayed with the 590 turned off, and was still there when I
> disconnected the power cord from the ts-590.
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> I had to physically disconnect the wires from the 590 for the problem to go
> away.
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> Head in hands, rench on floor.
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> Howard Kaufman MSW LCSW
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