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momentary jt65 signal drops

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Recently my Flex 3000 on jt65 will show a fattening of the sig on panadaptor.  This is accompanied by a reduction in vertical element of sig, power supply meter drops 6-9 amps and the power meter on the 3000 drops about 10 watts.  The monitor tone has a weird "swish" sound at the time this happens.. Thoughts?  Running powersdr 2.7.2

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  • Member ✭✭
    edited May 2016
    Could the power amp be folding back due to bad SWR?
  • Member
    edited February 2016
    I have a web site with lots of info on this type problem . You might want to give this a look at a see if the answer is there.
     http://w4wwj.org/JT65X.htm

    73 Jim w4wwj
  • Member ✭✭
    edited June 2018
    Could be a drop in the sound card audio as well to the F3K, causing a drop in rf.
  • Member
    edited January 2016
    Thx for comeback, Michael....the swr is fine.  Thx again for info.
  • Member
    edited January 2016
    Going to spend some time there later today....wil apprise of results.  Thx, Jim.
  • Member
    edited January 2016
    Thx, John...got me thinking since I am facing latency problems more lately as shown by the FlexRadio app....my other latency monitor however looks fine except for hardpage numbers being very high.  Any thoughts on what this show?


  • Member ✭✭
    edited December 2016
    How much memory have you got and how much is allocated to the swop file I think its called.......To speed things up, windows saves a lot of repetitive stuff to memory for quick access. Are you running other software at the same time which dont need to run excepting anti virus. Try removing any apps you have running on the task bar. Unless you have a super computer, you will need all the processor power you can get incl memory.

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