If things can go wrong, they certainly will!
Firstly, thanks Gordon and Thierry for your helpful suggestions in my other post, I managed to do a temp fix to get the antenna connected.
To say the least, the small defective nut was the least of my problems. When I powered on the instrument, after a short period it seemed to develop ethereal hiccups. And it just goes on hiccuping.
It's pretty hard to describe, please listen to the sound file:
etherwavehiccup.wav (http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/files/2182329_snn8p/etherwavehiccup.wav)
The start of the file is what it sounds like when nothing is near it. It just hiccups on it's own. Later on I just about managed to reach over to get a tone, you can hear it hiccup while I am holding a tone.
Can anyone tell me why it's doing that? Is it someathing I can fix? I should be able to handle some soldering if it's a dying capacitor or a loose connection.
Many thanks in advance for any help and suggestions.
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Firstly, thanks Gordon and Thierry for your helpful suggestions in my other post, I managed to do a temp fix to get the antenna connected.
To say the least, the small defective nut was the least of my problems. When I powered on the instrument, after a short period it seemed to develop ethereal hiccups. And it just goes on hiccuping.
It's pretty hard to describe, please listen to the sound file:
etherwavehiccup.wav (http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/files/2182329_snn8p/etherwavehiccup.wav)
The start of the file is what it sounds like when nothing is near it. It just hiccups on it's own. Later on I just about managed to reach over to get a tone, you can hear it hiccup while I am holding a tone.
Can anyone tell me why it's doing that? Is it someathing I can fix? I should be able to handle some soldering if it's a dying capacitor or a loose connection.
Many thanks in advance for any help and suggestions.
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