Hi Steve:

Money's certainly a little tight right now, not to mention I got my eye on
an old KW-1000 HF amp that my buddy has on his bench which could be had for
the price of the LDG.
So I'll probably get him to strip my tuner down and try and fix it. Come to
think of it, I cranked the roller to far the other night and the tuner has
acted up ever since.

73:
Michael

On Friday, December 27, 2013, Steve Forst wrote:

> Mike,
>
> I know there could be any number of things going on with an old tuner
> that has had several owners. My recollection from a month or 2 ago is
> that you had someone peek inside,  and he thought it looked ok and  you
> buttoned it back up.
>
> If that is the case, I'd probably try  cleaning the roller and wheel.
> What else have you got to lose?  Having said that, I think you will be
> happy with an auto tuner and I've heard lot's of good things about LDG
> tuners.   If money is no object, spring for a new tuner.   Otherwise,
> try giving the other one a little clean up.
>
> 73, HNY Steve KW3A
>
>
> On 12/27/2013 1:12 PM, Mike Ryan wrote:
> > Hi all:
> >
> > The SWR jumps returned again and I can surmise that's the roller
> inductor.
> > The jumps occur when I'm adjusting. 1st clockwise, the SWR lowers, then
> > spikes, then have to go counter to lower.
> > I'm thinking it's time to look at a replacement, thinking of the LDG
> > AT-200ProII. Anyone have any experiences and thoughts on this tuner?
> > TNX 73:
> > Michael DE VO1AX
> >
> >
> >
>