K3 bad TX - solved

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K3 bad TX - solved

Toni Lindén
Just to let you know that spurious signals while TXing are gone ;)

The problem was capasitor C3 that was soldered on PA board. That
capasitor should not be there and causes an oscillation in the bias
circuit.

Big thanks to Frank, W4NHJ for helping me finding this out. Also
thanks to everyone for other solution suggestions and help!


73 de Toni, OH2UA
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Re: K3 bad TX - solved

Jan Erik Holm
Toni Lindén wrote:

> Just to let you know that spurious signals while TXing are gone ;)
>
> The problem was capasitor C3 that was soldered on PA board. That
> capasitor should not be there and causes an oscillation in the bias
> circuit.
>
> Big thanks to Frank, W4NHJ for helping me finding this out. Also
> thanks to everyone for other solution suggestions and help!
>
>
> 73 de Toni, OH2UA
 >
Is this capacitor on all K3´s?

/ SM2EKM
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