It seems that you are not getting the required voltage to the pass
transistors to cause them to adjust enough. i.e. Too much drive voltage
coming from the regulator.
This means the control voltage from the regulator is still too high.
That is where I would look.
Robert
VE3RPF
Lee Buller wrote:
> This is still a mystery, but I cannot set the voltage any lower than 14.5 volts. That is where the voltage adjust goes to minimum and can't go any lower. No fried components I can see. The TIP29 has been replaced at one time, but that is just driving the pass transistors.
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