Is there a diode (fuse) in a 110 watt Spectra.
If so where would look ?
Thanks for any help
Max
Spectra Question
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Yes there is a reverse polarity diode for the main power on the RX power amplifier board. A small fuse on the command board.
What kind of problem(s) are you having?
What kind of problem(s) are you having?
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Thanks for the reply.
Not sure what's wrong yet.
All i did was replace the main power cable ,plugged it in and now the radio won't power.
I did make sure the polarity was correct and both wires from the head had 12 v
Not sure what's wrong yet.
All i did was replace the main power cable ,plugged it in and now the radio won't power.
I did make sure the polarity was correct and both wires from the head had 12 v
Re: Spectra Question
Max wrote:Thanks for the reply.
Not sure what's wrong yet.
All i did was replace the main power cable ,plugged it in and now the radio won't power.
I did make sure the polarity was correct and both wires from the head had 12 v
Depending on the head and how the internal jumpers are set, you probably have to supply
+12 volts to the ignition wire on the accessory connector.
Jim
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The radio has been working for a few years,i use it every day.
The only thing i did was put a new main power cable on it.
I have the 2 wires from the head already wired to 12v.
The only thing i did was put a new main power cable on it.
I have the 2 wires from the head already wired to 12v.
Re: Spectra Question
Why did you have to replace the power cable?Max wrote: All i did was replace the main power cable ,plugged it in and now the radio won't power.
I did make sure the polarity was correct and both wires from the head had 12 v
Did you ground the black lead at the radio?
You did check for 12 volts at the power connector and at the control head.