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I see in the upper left hand corner of your message it says "professional amateur". I've never seen a "professional" amateur radio operator before. Buncha morons

people who make negative comments about tube amps are the ones who do not understand them or know how to operate them. They are the "muscle amp" of radio, and transistor amps are the junkie hondas and toyotas.....you follow me now? Pull your head outta your ass and realize that you have an OLD...

You probably blew a capacitor inside of it.

it's got me baffled too...and doesnt make any sense. I am thinking maybe a bad filter capacitor possibly. I took the d-104 off the radio, and I am testing it with the banana mike. I get a hum when its keyed up. The hum is in the audio, and you hear it inside the radio too. It still puts out full...

wow i can't believe i havent had any hits on this topic yet

ok this radio is a variable power radio, so you have to be careful turning things inside of it. VR18 is your low power adjustment, and VR14 is your high power. Turn your RF power to max, and then adjust VR14 to your desired power setting. Next, turn the RF power knob down, and adjust VR18 to...

Hello all, I am brand new to this forum, and joined with the intent of sharing or trading repair information with other fellow techs. I own a beautiful Browning Golden Eagle Mark III SSB, and it's been a headache for several days now. Here is what it is doing: I was sitting next to the radio...