> Additional info:  It transmits on frequency, well at
 > least really, really close.  When you turn on the RF
 > amp switch, it does receive on some freqs.
 > Sometimes when you push the RF amp switch it will be
 > S9, sometimes S5 and sometimes nothing.  With the RF
 > amp switch out, nothing at all.
Sounds like something similar to the old TS-120 I had... multiple problems, 
there - bad ground (repair was using "star" washers, under the screwheads for 
better ground contact), some broken/cold solder joints, and every plug was 
molded in that critter... some of the pins had broken off on one of the 
connectors (had to be re-soldered in place) etc...  general nastyness...
 > I think one of the relays has a problem.
If you only recieve signals when the receive pre-amp is on, you might think 
about checking out the front-end of the receiver...  Pin diodes have a nasty 
habit over being over-loaded when the rig is turned on, and another 
transmitter is operating, close by.
 > Gee, I'm glad that it looks like
 > there isn't a major problem with it.  This will be the
 > spare and remote contest rig.  Hope to have it fixed
 > in the next week or so.
I wouldn't exactly sell the farm to fix the 102... but, there are some more 
areas you can look into. :-)
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