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In addition, Signal archive s can help in different aspects such as maintaining all the records for future references. Because of its reputation, the signal is becoming more popular than other messaging platforms, such as WhatsApp and Telegram. It features heavy end–to–end chats and self-destructing conversations about protecting against information theft. I always get compliments on my signal and audio and when other Hams find out I'm using an 820 or 830, they are absolutely floored.Īny help would be greatly appreciated.The signal is the most secure messaging app ever made. I'm fixing this one up to be a keeper, even with new radios in the shack, I always gravitate to my Hybrid Kenwoods. Can someone tell me where exactly that circuit is located? And possibly if they have encountered a similar problem? I'm guessing that since I hear no marker signal I should look after that circuit. I was going to wait before I yank that one because I want to change the band switch coupler at the same time. The only board I did not clean yet is the RF board. Next I took out the IF board, found a bad screen cap so I changed all 4 of them, no luck Took it out, cleaned it, replaced the relay and fixed some cold solder joints on the molex connectors, no luck. The antenna relay was inspected and is fine.įirst place I looked was the AF board. And yes, the RF gain is turned all the way up and I tried an external speaker.īut the radio does transmit and I can change the frequency.

I also get no meter deflection on receive, not even from noise.

I do hear some noise from the speaker when I switch modes but that's it, only as I am turning the switch. I don't even hear the marker signal when the Mic gain is set to Cal. I have an 830S with no receive at all, not even static. While I'm waiting for my RF signal generator to arrive I was hoping somebody could point me in the right direction. Subject: TS-830S - No Receive and no marker signal

If rig comes alive then L41 antenna step up xfmr is bad. You can also touch the center pin of  your antenna coax connector here. Do this on 40 meters with RF gain wide open. On the 2nd or back solder lug connect a jumper lead and touch other end with your finger. You will see 2 vertical solder lugs on it with nothing terminated on them. Look down at the RF board and note 3 air variable capacitors.