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HT-1000 Help

Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 1:10 am
by yardbirdjr
Hello All!

I am in need of some HT-1000 repairs

I have two UHF HT-1000's that I bought at auction.

One has transmit problems. The red transmit lights up, but there is no transmit being show on the frequency counter.

The other does not transmit at all.

They both power up and go through the self-check fine, they just will not transmit.

All 16 Channels are programmed with both transmit and receive frequencies and Pl's.

Please PM me with ideas or if you are able to assist me.

Any help would greatly be appreciated

Thanks

David

Re: HT-1000 Help

Posted: Wed May 27, 2009 10:34 pm
by Woody_99
I had a few like the first one....
Strip it and check that the springy-thingy [RF output tab from board to antenna connector] on the board is touching the antenna plate, and not grounding against the radio chassis. It gets bent in the reassembly sometimes.
worst case is fried finals...

Second one could be anything. Always start stupid... take the case off, push the ptt and see that the pin comes out enough to hit the blister button, examine the blister button and flex for trouble, etc... and just keep following the trail...

Re: HT-1000 Help

Posted: Thu May 28, 2009 12:59 am
by yardbirdjr
Thanks Woody

I will give that a try

David

Re: HT-1000 Help

Posted: Thu May 28, 2009 2:20 pm
by Jim2121
yardbirdjr wrote:Thanks Woody

I will give that a try

David
post your nearest city & state. Theres a member on this board who lived in the same town as me. Easy program & fix....

Re: HT-1000 Help

Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 7:51 am
by yardbirdjr
Hi!

I live in Concord, North Carolina Home to Lowes Motor Speedway and the Coca Cola 600

The next biggest city is Charlotte, North Carolina

David

Re: HT-1000 Help

Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 8:41 am
by Jim2121
David, Sending PM...

Re: HT-1000 Help

Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 10:45 am
by Karfield
I'm going to strike a guess here. Would they be SDC9AA3DN by any chance? If so there is a resistor inside of the PA just under the shield that should be replaced with a 0 ohm. The symptoms also include really high current drain with only about 800mV of power out, looking at it through a service monitor.