I was up at QRZ.COM and posted about my problem. One suggestion was to use a receiver and tune to a frequency I will key on. Then listen. If there is no low-level tone then the finals are fine, it would be an oscillator that is toast. However, if I hear a tone in the separate receiver then the finals are indeed toast. This is what he said:
"Do you have a separate receiver? Even if your finals are blown, you should be able to hear a transmitted signal in a nearby receiver. Even shorted transistors have a bit of blowby! If you hear nothing, your finals are probably good, and you've lost a lower level oscillator or something."
Unfortunately I don't have a separate receiver. LOL Oh well. I do have the service manual and schematic and I don't see anything. Shame on the appliance manufactures for not putting in more protection to their solid-state products. This would never have happen if I had a tube rig. This would probably have never happen had I had an antenna analyzer instead of my rig. LOL
Thanks, Don.