> measure the temperature of the metal-to-creamic seals
and make sure they do not exceed 250 degrees C.
I wrote:
Does anyone have any idea how this (250 deg C seal temp)
might relate to air exhaust temperature?
I found the following in a March 2001 RadCom
review of the Acom 2000/1000 by Peter Hart:
"When the exhaust temperature reaches 90deg C, which it can to under
hectic contest conditions or RTTY, the blower engages a higher
speed, but, even in this case, the increase in noise level is not
particularly great."
Of course this is for a 4CX800 instead of a 3CX800.
The display appears to range from 10-150C.
Does anyone know what the actual limit is for the ACOM
to display:
"FRONT TUBE EXHAUST TEMP TOO HIGH"
73, Bill W4ZV
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