My Omni D has occasionally had a similar problem... it HAS the external
243 connected, so definitely not due to a loose jumper on my radio.
In my case, it has done it very occasionally for quite some time (years),
and I have noticed that tweaking the freq band selector to another band
and back always cleared it up, so I have concluded that it is just
a flaky internal connection on my band selector switch (I hope!) Mine
usually does not happen when powering on, but rather when changing
bands or even occasionally just sitting there listening to a freq
However, it sounds like in your case the rcvr still is on the ham
band, in my case it is like it is actually listening to 9.0MHz - Boy,
that 9MHz band sure is quiet!!
Steve
WQ5G
>
>
> I don't know about the OMNI C but the OMNI D has a jumper
> in the back for the external VFO.
> If that jumper is loose or disconnected or the external VFO
> is disconnected, the display will read 9.0000.
> Check the jumper first.
> Bill
> -----Original Message-----
>
> >
> >Hello to the group. My recently acquired Omni C has developed a
> >problem I hope someone can help me with. When powered up the display
> >reads 9.0000 on 20M and up. 30M reads 91.0000 and 40 and 80 read
> >10000. I know the 9.0000 is the oscilator freq. but any ideas on why
> >the display is reading it? The rec. works FB, just don't know where I
> >am!!
> >
> >73 - Phil
> >N7UX
>
>
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