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Thanks Robert, Just give me a shout when you get to it, If you do not find it, say in a month or so, please let me know . I have the same trouble ... life time of "Accretions". 73s? Bill M.

No, nothing from Rick I checked my workshop stash and I don't have those modules. I'l have to go to the storage unit and check there (I seem to be missing a box of modules, it's not where I thought it

Hi Robert, Has Rick mentioned any issue with your offer, directly to you ? He is still assisting me with advice on eproms etc. I think we are not going to impact on his turf. I am not commercial, just

Thanks Rick, Will do. Bill M.

Hi Rick Are you aware that all EEPROM's have a limit on the maximum number of erase/write cycles they can perform before they fail. You should find this information buried in their specifications.

I’ve had luck with repairing power switch rods on that go over a square switch actuator using dental floss or lacing cord as a binder. * From:* opelgtalex <aszuski@...> *Sent:* Monday, July

Hank, Cockpit error trying to do it on my phone. My eyes aren't pointy enough. On my shoppe desktop it comes through great. Thanks, :) Burt

Could the power button rod be made with a 3d printer?? Just a thought Steve Flory W9KOP

One other thing to mention: When you pull of the front panel assembly off be extremely careful with the power button rod -- I taped mine with polyimide tape to the unit itself in several spots and

Hello, From memory, and having done 2 of the conversions, it's pretty straightforward. I probably went overboard in writing this reply, but I thought I would be as detailed as I could remember. If you

Hi Alex I bought the kit and intend to do the same soon. Were there any special precautions you took in regards to the CRT removal? Thanks Dave KA6BFB

That looks so good. I need to save up for that kit.

Hi William, The 8921 and 8920 have basically the same eeprom so they can be interchanged. We have had several cases of "non-recoverable firmware error" on boot up due to corrupt eeproms. I don't

Burt, Are you having trouble reading the posts?? Alex in his last post nicely provided links to both the company website and the listing (a giant url string) on ebay.

Alex, Yes, I did mean "Alex."? :) Yes, your VGA bracket came out looking like a machine stamped insert.? My big concern is that from certain look angles it might make it hard to see. Where did you

Burt, I think you mean me, not Steve. The LCD display is better in all ways, nothing to complain about whatsoever, I cannot find one thing I dislike. The VGA out was made by hand from some 1/8"

Steve, This looks great. Two questions...? How tight is the viewing angle, and where did you find the adapter plate that fits in the "option" connector hole that accepts a VGA connector. Thanks,

Ahh ... I did not change the eeprom onto the other board. I have taken a snapshot of the eprom, some time back, into my win 7 computer via an eprom burner. Did a checksum after I did it on each, and

Hi William, when you swapped the controller boards, did you keep the eeprom with the problem unit? I suspect the non recoverable error is from the calibration eeprom on the controller board. Rick

Hi Robert, Many thanks for your interest in my problem. My ham call sign is VK6IC, although I was VK6II. That lapsed during a Covid problem at our Federal Comms office. I had the call since 1983. I am