[Kenwood] Info on Kenwood 940

Sat Oct 31 14:01:28 EDT 2009

There is a momentary "click", it might even be described as more than one
click, perhaps more like a "thunk" when I turn my 940 on, the pilot lamps
illuminate and then about 2 seconds later the receiver comes to life. This
is normal for this radio which I have had since new.
My ICOM 756PROII takes a normal 10 seconds to come to life during its
calibrating process. Of course the older tube radios do have a warm up
period and I have to not panic thinking they are broken when they don't
start to work immediately!
73, Roger, NJ2R
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Subject: [Kenwood] Info on Kenwood 940
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> Date: 2009年10月31日 10:21:59 -0500
> From: "Brian K. Gaskamp" <ka5bkg at sbcglobal.net>
> Subject: [Kenwood] Info on Kenwood 940
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>> Is it normal on a TS940 that when you 1st turn it on, that a switch inside
> the radio will click a couple times, while its warming up, and actually
> knock the receive out for a bit, then it will click again, and the receive
> goes back to normal.
>> 73
> Brian
> KA5BKG

not any 940 I ever used, or any other radio either I've ever used for that 
matter. 
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