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marty:
Check the clarity and strength of the audio feed into the balanced modulator with a scope then work your way from there. Depending on the chassis, some have a trimpot that sets this but isn't mentioned in the service manuals, if this is cranked up too high it will distort and only affect SSB.
This is assuming that the alignment that didn't help was done properly.

Marty.

BuNtEr:

--- Quote from: cokebottle on January 14, 2010, 09:03:51 PM ---
--- Quote from: DaveVK on January 14, 2010, 04:40:44 PM --- Alignment procedures cannot increase SSB power output beyond 5 watts.

Could the final driver or power amplifier be the cause?

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When you say alignment, do you mean it was done properly or did someone just peak the trimpots/cans etc?

Michael

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yes thats what i mean, there are a few people knowing as screwdriver kings and they thing they know what they are doing and don't really and don't own the right equipment

cokebottle:

--- Quote from: DaveVK on January 14, 2010, 04:40:44 PM --- Alignment procedures cannot increase SSB power output beyond 5 watts.

Could the final driver or power amplifier be the cause?

--- End quote ---

When you say alignment, do you mean it was done properly or did someone just peak the trimpots/cans etc?

Michael

BuNtEr:
allot of things can be the problem, not say you but radios that are sounding like that sounds like it needs a tune as someone been using a golden screwdriver to try and peek out the radio.

DaveVK:
Does anyone have advice on the possible cause of distorted audio on SSB.  AM transmit audio is fine.  The radio puts out 4 watts on AM and just 5 w on SSB.  Alignment procedures cannot increase SSB power output beyond 5 watts.

Could the final driver or power amplifier be the cause?

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