Before you start drilling the case, you might want to try using power from
your nice stable, ripple free, high current station power supply instead of
the wall wart that comes with the RCS 4.
73,
Mickey N4MB
On Mon, Nov 24, 2014 at 2:58 PM, K0YR <k0yr@tomrieff.com> wrote:
> TT,
> I inherited a RCS4 Antenna Switch from an estate.
> When first installed it generated noise when using the 1,2 or 3 switch
> positions. The default is #4.
> Did some Google'ing and found discussion about corrosion on the SO239's
> mounted to the base plate.
> Ran a ground wire across the SO239's to the circuit board. Cleaned up some
> of the other connections.
> All seemed well and much improved. This past weekend the noise returned
> and was sometimes intermittent.
> Switch is located about 450 feet out at the towers. Fed with 7/8 hardline.
> This unit was manufactured in 1992, so could be anything.
> Any thoughts on what I may be missing or failing in the switch to
> eliminate the noise.
> Tom, K0YR
>
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