Today I repaired my Genesis Q5 transmitter.
First I had to remove transistor T2 and then I could remove the IC. Then I placed the new IC and I measured that the oscillator was working, yes!
Now I could replace transistor T2 and the transmitter was working again, the frequency 10.11574, it's too low. (When you've read my previous article about the Q5, you could see that with the value of 33pF (C7) the frequency was nearly 10.117 Mhz. The 33pF which I installed today was another.
I received the advice to change capacitor C7. First I replaced this by one with a value of 22pf. I measured that the frequency was 10.12012, much too high. The next step was placing a capacitor with a value of 27pF.
The transmit frequency is 10.11595. This deviation from 10.116 Mhz is acceptable for me.
I finally placed the 27pF capacitor.
73, Tjeerd (Gose) - PA3GNZ
Patchewollock North Bushland Reserve VKFF-4244
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Our next planned activation for the trip on Thursday 20th October 2024 was
the Patchewollock North Bushland Reserve VKFF-4244. The park is located
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