[Amps] please help with weird problem - culprit found

Will Matney craxd1 at ezwv.com
Mon Jan 31 10:59:23 EST 2005


I don't think he's at fault either, and to me they owe him a repair job
or new rig IMHO. That equipment costs too much for something like that
to be thought of. If they knew it was this way, and did not have it in
the operations manual, that's just wrong and they owe him. There's
nobody that ought to have to read a schematic to see how one is before
they ever use it. That's BAD engineering practice if I ever seen it. If
I was Don, I'd call um up and raise he** until it was settled! Plus, I'm
glad he told it here so I know about Icoms, and whether I could trust
them now on what they make.

Will


> On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 14:03:26 +0000 (GMT), Roger Parsons  
> <ve3zi at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> Don is blaming himself for this problem.
>>
>> My feeling is that Icom should not offer/have offered
>> equipment with a defective design!
>>
>> All Don did was to connect an auxiliary receive
>> antenna to the auxiliary receive antenna connection.
>> The rig fails to operate correctly in those
>> circumstances and ultimately fails catestrophically.
>> It is quite unreasonable to expect a user to closely
>> examine a microscopic schematic before using the
>> equipment, particularly when the proposed usage is
>> described in the operating manual.
>>
>> FWIW, I am sure that all the older Icoms suffer from
>> the same defect, and suspect that many other rigs from
>> most manufacturers are the same.
>>
>> 73 Roger
>> VE3ZI
>>
>>
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