Hi Ben,
I've had a similar experience with either the Paragon or the Delta II,
can't remember which. In the past someone probably had a device plugged
in and getting power from the aux jack and accidentally shorted it which
burns up a very fine land on the PC board supplying the power to that
jack from the main input power board. If that is the case, you can
simply run a small gauge wire around the burned land and it will be good
as new. I don't believe there is an internal fuse for that circuit. In
effect the land on the circuit board IS the fuse, sorry to say. Good
luck.
73,
Pat-K4BEH
On Thu, 11 Aug 2005 20:27:28 -0400 WB2RHM - Ben Antanaitis
<WB2RHM@ARRL.net> writes:
> My radio club has a Paragon transceiver in our club room. Everything
> seems to be working perfectly. However, we find no output on the
> Aux
> +13.8 jack on the backpanel. In the past something may have been
> connected to this and it could have been shorted out. Is there some
> kind of fuse that protects this jack? If so, where is it located?
> What value is it? Strangely, there seem to be no externally
> accessible
> fuses on this rig.
>
> TNX, 73,
>
> Ben Antanaitis
> WB2RHM
>
>
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