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Simon_V · 29th Apr 2018, 10:42 am

Refering to my list in the first post.

On my radio working methodically and monitoring the power levels along the drive strip while also looking at the effect of heating or cooling.

The first 9 capactors C30 to C42 will give the biggest impovement to power output. It may not be anything like full power but should get things pretty stable and up to around 5 watts.

The drive from this stage to the PA to achieve the full 25 watts should be around 0.3 watts.

Nothing so far has come down to a single component, rather the effect has been cumulative and things have got better as I have gone along.

Simon - GW6TKK

29th Apr 2018, 10:42 am	#3
Simon_V Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Pembrokeshire, UK. Posts: 52	Re: Trio TS711 low or no RF power output Refering to my list in the first post. On my radio working methodically and monitoring the power levels along the drive strip while also looking at the effect of heating or cooling. The first 9 capactors C30 to C42 will give the biggest impovement to power output. It may not be anything like full power but should get things pretty stable and up to around 5 watts. The drive from this stage to the PA to achieve the full 25 watts should be around 0.3 watts. Nothing so far has come down to a single component, rather the effect has been cumulative and things have got better as I have gone along. Simon - GW6TKK