Turns on ok but when I key to TX there is on forward or reflected signal I have conected it to a vswr meter wiyh a dumby load fr the antena

The switches have no effect on antenna setup. Are you in AM or SSB? Set you meter to SWR FWD, key up an watch for reading. Then switch to REF, an see reading. If you are 1.1.3 or so on forward you are ok. If not try to get it around there. Even 1.1.5 is ok. Forward an an reflected on SWR, power shows power out.

take the little switch on the front and flick it to CB , turn up the mic gain and have at it.

did you try VR-16. How do you know if tx is ok if there is no modulation.Have you put a watt meter to it ,also a modulation meter..I know you put a power meter to it because you said it keys 5 watts. Do all the simple things first then procede to the harder things like diodes resistors and caps. If you have to touch a can don't do it unless you know what the can operates and then only turn it a hair at a time.

Tork digital timers and manuals appears on following link
http://waterheatertimer.org/Tork-Digital-timers-and-manuals.html#DGM

DGM100 programming manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/TORK.DGM100.INSTALL&OP.pdf

DGM100 is single channel timer, so timer operates all Loads at same time.
In other words, if you have 2 different contactors, the timer cannot set different schedules for each.

7-day programming
32 set points

Programming buttons:

1) When powering up the unit, model number 100P appears on screen.
LCD displays 12H which is an automatic (AM/PM) format.

Press ENTER to keep 12hour am pm -or- press HOUR to change to military time, and then press ENTER

2) Unit is in RUN mode and time displays.

3) Set current time:
Press DAY/Month key to select current Day.
Press HOUR key to set current hour (with AM/PM).
Press MIN key to set current minutes.
Press ENTER key to confirm.
Unit now stores present time. Seconds are set to zero.

4) Daylight savings time (DST) automatically adjusts for daylight savings time, if you choose this option.
In step 3 you set current time, but you did not set the Month and date.
YES DST: If you want DST then follow step 5 and enter Month and date.
NO DST: If you don't want DST, then skip Month and date, and move forward to step 6

5) Set month and date.
Press MODE until DATE displays
Press Month button to set current month
Press Date button to set current date
Press ENTER to confirm

6) Set programs
Press MODE key until SET displays

Display shows --:-- 01 which is program1
-Press DAY/MONTH key to set day(s) you want program1 to turn ON
Following are choices that display on screen:
MO to FR (MO, TU, WE, TH, FR)
SA and SU (SA, SU only)
MO to SA (MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA)
SU to SA (SU, MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA)
Individual days: SU, MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA, and D
for Special Day (usually a holiday).
-Press HOUR key to set hour {check AM/PM} you want program1 to turn ON.
-Press MIN key to set minutes you want program1 to turn ON.
-Press ON/OFF button to select ON, and then program1 will turn ON at your set schedule.
Press ENTER to confirm setting.

Display now shows --:-- 02 which is Program2
-Press DAY/MONTH key to set day(s) you want program2 to turn OFF
Choose same days you chose for Program1 ON so timer does not have conflicting programs.
-Press HOUR key to set hour {check AM/PM} you want program2 to turn OFF
-Press MIN key to set minutes you want program2 to turn OFF
-Press ON/OFF button to select OFF, and then program2 will turn OFF at your set schedule.
Press ENTER to confirm setting.

Continue setting up to 32 different programs.
When finished programming, press MODE button until RUN appears

Manual shows more programming options such as override, reviewing programs, setting special days.

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Hello
Double images are technically called Ghosts, occures due to the setting and direction on the antena. You have to reorient your antena, in such a way that Ghosts disappeares from your screen. The reson for this fault is not with the TV, as it gets a direct transmission signal, and a reflected signal of the same, reflected from near or far objects, like tall buldings, hills and so on. The signals, the orginal and the reflected, will be processed by the TVs internal ciiruit, and the first will appear as strong picture, followed by the second, a weak picture, will be seemed as an image of the first one, just on the right side [view point] of your TV.
You just adjust the position and height of your antena, looking the picture, where there is minimum Ghost level is. No other repair should be done to your TV, as it is perfect, and you just give it only direct signal path. OK.

check for antena cable plug condition, normaly 80% of low quality of antena signal, is conection on antena plug (inside)

1st open antena plug, check for condition/connection of cable.
2nd check for each part of cable well connected, and no wires crossed on middle cable
3rd check same to the other end of cable.
4rd check the signal on diferent tvs around house (if available)

if this general you dont have aerial signal in your house, check for your TV provider (cable) to test your arial signal.(Normaly this maybe a cable broken outside house).

Put ur tv in channel 3.Take the colax cable came with the converter box put it in the hole in the converter box said tv in the hole cocnverter box,the other end of the colax cable put it in the tv set hole said antena.Now take ur anatena signal an indoor or roof antena put it in the converter box hole said antena in the converter box.Turn on ur converter box power on go to menu use scan channels,u should ready to go, when the scan channels is finish.

if the rx and tx are low it`s not your radio cheak you antenna a vswr meter in line with the coax look for better than a 1.5 to 1 match

An SWR meter is used to see how well your antenna is matched to your transmitter output, just like using the correct speakers with an amplifier.

There are usually two readings. FORWARD and REFLECT
or FWD and REFL

Firstly, make sure the antenna selector is in the correct position and set for the antenna you are using.

Next, switch your meter to FWD (FORWARD). Switch your transmitter to low power and press the microphone key.

Next, adjust the CAL knob for the maximum power reading, but not so far that the meter exceeds maximum!

Keep the microphone key pressed and switch to REFL (REFLECT). If your antenna is matched, the meter should now give a low reading. If the reading is very high, you must match your antenna by making adjustments or by using a matching unit.

A poor match will mean a poor signal. A very poor match can damage your transmitter and cause interference.

When you have a good FORWARD reading and a low REFLECT reading, your system will be reasonably matched and you can then use higher power. Remember that you will need to reduce the CAL knob to a lower setting when running high power.