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Does anyone have these?? I can't find them anywhere.? You'd think some CBer would be selling them on Ebay, but no...

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This was my biggest 301 challenge to date. Glad it's behind me, what a pain, too many rabbit holes! The unmodified drift is 300-400Hz I'm told, like other rigs from its day. My KWM2-A drifts that much

Great!? ? SUPER CONGRATULATIONS !!? Very nice accomplishment and what a wonderful adventure.? Thanks so much for sharing. Guess I am fortunate that mine is still 100% stock- except I replaced all

More progress on pretty, pretty, keeper final updates. 1. I ordered and assembled the Elcon EL-31 display replacement. I calibrated the display using a precision freq counter and sig gen on the bench.

This is what I'm leaning towards, and barring the availability of anything more than rudimentary test equipment would be the easiest to try. If replacement of D1301 doesn't solve the problem then the

I recall having this problem many years ago, kind of fuzzy, but as I recall I simply replaced the triac and all was good again.? That would be easy to try.? Good luck.? It is very nice to see this

Steve, My deep experience is only in the following FT-301D areas so I have no no input for you. 1. 100 watt booster 2. Elcon EL-31 display mod 3. Elcon EL-33 VFO mod 4. IF and Filter board. The LPF

The LPF unit is the transmitter low pass network but also contains the VSWR detector and the trip control for the Protector. If high SWR or a fault in the detector circuit itself, the Protector will

Yes, there is no continuity between K1 and K2 when the power is on. I think I'm misunderstanding something. From what I can see on the block diagram, the LPF unit is like a gateway between the PA and

Can you put an ohmmeter across K1 and K2 then check the resistance with power applied?

I just tried something that I think might change where the fault might be. Maybe I'm wrong about this, but the reed relay is connecting K1 and K2 if I understand things. I decided to risk it and to

Is there something that would cause the protection circuit to trigger as part of a normal behavior (working as intended) even though it’s not transmitting, or is it designed to only trigger in

I think you should be seeing full coil voltage there if the Protection circuit is in proper shape (hasn't triggered). The 1k ohm to ground reading with power off is a good sign - the relay coil has

Looks like Fred's response didnt show up for some reason but it went to my email so i'll post it here: " Look at the emitter of Q1301 - top of the relay coil. See any voltage there when the rig is

Thanks for the info, just did as you suggested and it looks like the relay is wide open, no continuity. But does that mean the relay is bad or that it's not being told to activate? Is there a way to

Disconnect the K1 and K2 terminals from everything else. Put an ohmmeter across those terminals and carefully isolate the LPF Board from everything else in the radio (use a piece of cardboard as a

OK, it was actually easier than I thought. Now that I have access to the rear of this board, is there an easy way to test the relay? I feel like testing the relay will be way easier than testing the

That's what I was afraid of. This is the one board they don't give you easy access to. I don't suppose there is a trick to accessing the back of this...

Look at D1301 - a thyristor on the LPF Board. If this has failed shorted it'll cause the Protector circuit to open the associated relay and cause the Blanker circuit to flash the red meter lamp. It'll