David Johnson wrote:
Hi:
I'm aware of the hot/cold technique, and will try it if I can find
some freon in a can (Don't think you can buy it anymore).
I don't think it is a heating problem, as it happens immediately
even when the radio is cold.
No joy on the physical inspection, either - this one looks brand
new inside.
I do suspect a bad cap - but which one? Wish I had a schematic.
BTW - I have been building & fixing radios for 40 years.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Dave Johnson
So have you thought about calling Val?
Jerry (Two Valcoms in my RV-6) Springer
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