kenwood tm-742a tx lockup due to one bad cap

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  • kc8adu
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    • Nov 2003
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    kenwood tm-742a tx lockup due to one bad cap

    the only sm lytic in the rig and its bad.its c54.i had replaced with a tantalum before taking the pic.
    rig would power on and get hot.
    it was coming on in tx with no mic attached.
    had burned out display lights so i replaced with white led's.
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