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VK2ZRG/TPK 1.83d Msg #:1758  Date:13-12-05  Time:9:46Z

Hello all,

  Geoff G0EJO posted this info re the voltages on the 14C88 in a PKC-3 TNC

>Mine measures + and - 9V without any external connections.
>With it connected to my laptop pin1 is at -5V and pin14 is at +7.75V

  Thanks Geoff, It does look like the capacitors in the charge pump supply
are a bit on the small size. I've reduced the feedback resistor value by
blobbing a 15 k, on the top of the board, in parallel with R45. Maybe I
should increase the capacitor values as well. With the TTL 1488 plugged in
and the KPC-3 connected to the PC, I measure +7.3 volts and -3.8 volts.
  Thes voltages vary a little depending upon which of the 4 com ports I
connect the KPC-3 to. So I'm in no rush to get a 14C88.

73s from Ralph VK2ZRG@VK2WI.#SYD.NSW.AUS.OC
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