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space_charged · 17th Jul 2018, 6:04 pm

Thanks bc312 for the photo of your IFT.

The problem is that I have removed the screening can of the IFT and still can't see any capacitors. I expected to see exactly what is in your photo but I don't.

My 770R seems less sensitive on range 1 (highest) than the other ranges. Also there is a bit of frequency drift for a while after it is switched on. Are these "features" or a fault would you say?

17th Jul 2018, 6:04 pm	#36
space_charged Hexode Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: West Midlands, UK. Posts: 315	Re: IF fault on Eddystone 770R Thanks bc312 for the photo of your IFT. The problem is that I have removed the screening can of the IFT and still can't see any capacitors. I expected to see exactly what is in your photo but I don't. My 770R seems less sensitive on range 1 (highest) than the other ranges. Also there is a bit of frequency drift for a while after it is switched on. Are these "features" or a fault would you say?