I have several Astro Spectras that seem to work great.
The only issue i am having is when I first power the radio up on a power supply the radio will work fine.
When I read and program the radio and does a reset I keep getting Fail 01/90.
I have to power off the power supply several times before the radio will start working again.
My question is why is this occurring and how do I fix this issue.
I would like to use them with the power supply as a shop radio for listening purposes.
Please let me know, because this is rather annoying to say the least.
Please PM me with suggestions and ideas or fixes.
Thanks
David
Astro Spectra Issue
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Re: Astro Spectra Issue
Power cords nice and tight ? I had an Analog Spectra show the same error years back and the issue was I was missing the main B+ Turned out radio was powering up with just the ignition sense line and showing that error while cycling on and off or perhaps you need recapping.
Re: Astro Spectra Issue
i think your power supply is bad .
I you haven't tried another on I would do that first.
I you haven't tried another on I would do that first.
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Re: Astro Spectra Issue
If you're sure the voltage to the radio is good you may have a failing VOCON. This has been a known issue with Astro Sabers for a few years now... the EEPROMs have a finite number of write cycles and given their age they're starting to hit the limit.
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Re: Astro Spectra Issue
The capacitors leak and short out the command board. Take it from experience that is what is causing this.
Been there done many of those !
Been there done many of those !