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| + | Or, simply lift one end of Q10's base resistor and never worry about shorting a current source to ground. | ||
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| + | -Paul, W9AC | ||
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| + | Easier yet. Cram a piece of cardboard between the relay's contacts. It works and is easily reversable. | ||
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| + | Steve\\ | ||
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| + | **February 27, 2008** | ||
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| + | Improvising on the mod on tentecwiki I pulled up one end of the 22k resistor in the base circuit of Q10 on the control board and was rewarded with silent QSK. I've never used a linear amp, so I don't need that relay clacking at the end of each character. I've ordered an auto antenna tuner for the Corsair. Once that arrives, I can really get busy! | ||
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| + | Jim Stoneback\\ | ||
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| + | Good Idea Jim,\\ | ||
| + | When I had my Corsair II I also used a AL-80 Linear for SSB only so I needed the relay but didn't like hearing it when barefoot. Here's what I did. I use an Astron PS so never used the power on switch on the CII. I disconnected the wires to the power switch and connected to the end of the resistor so when I needed the linear I simply pulled the power switch to on which turned on the relay and the switch was still labeled correctly. Need more power pull the power switch! | ||
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| + | 73 Jim K4CGY | ||
