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1) Seeking either 3 X 7 pin plugs or 1 X plug and 1 X male -male jumper cable to connect Squadcall2 to TA940 amplifier. 2) is it possible to modify Clansman plugs to fit Racal sockets. 3) Lots of

Trying to locate a flying cable mounted connector for the above Racal Amplifier. Thank You John Knott 2E0KNJ

Steve, I worked at BCC from 77 to 84, I am sure we must have met. I went down to Reading/Mobilcal several times and I recall we did some work together on a handheld transceiver. I don't know what the

I know how much you all like a 4025 battery pack story so here's mine. When I started in Mobilcal's engineering lab in late 1979 in the bench I inherited (previously occupied by one of the 4021 guys)

PRC-320, and other sets, battery extension cable, one end fits radio, other fits battery, saves unclipping batteries all the time. ?20. Ben Kidderminster, UK.

Hi, I would like to sell a racal COMCAL TRA-922 manpack. It is a channelysed HF manpack in working condition. Working form 2 to 8 MHZ, 20 W power output. Pictures available on request. Manpack comes

Jose, Thank you for the response. The range that it appears to dead is around 6-8 mHz. Ernest KK6IVE

I have been following the posts, and it is funny that it does not beep in the faulted range (4 to 6 MHz?), so, isn?t it losing PLL lock?. Beeps in the received audio is an indication of loss of PLL

Peter, Thank you for the advice! I will work on it and let you know what I find out. Ernest KK6IVE PS Thank you for all that responded to my query. Got a good bunch of guys here! el

Hi, Has anyone got a spare module extractor tool for the BCC70? This is the same as the other Jaguar/Panther radios as I recall. Also looking for the operator guide/manual for the 70 as well. Cheers

Hi Ernest, I use an Icom R-7000 to listen to the VCO and that works fine. You need to check that the VCO frequency is the dial frequemcy of the 4021 plus 35.4 MHz. Does the 4021 work correcly (with

Hi Scott, Thanks for the advice, I will look around first too see if there isn't something obvious and go from there. Ernest

I do have a near field receiver that I could potentially use? Although, the VCO might be too weak of a signal for it?

Hi Peter, Thank you for the reply. Yes, that would be a good start there. No, not really, just a DMM, power supply and 25mHz o scope. I do have an ICOM R-7000 that I could use to find the VCO. Ernest

All kinds of things can cause loss of VFO over some range of frequencies, including bad switch contacts and screwed up solder joints on the divider chain. If you're dividing by something nonsensical,

If he does not have any of that equipment he can make upA simple R.F probe that he can put on the end of a VTVMOr a DMM. It is just a diode and a small cap. That willLet you have any output from that

Hi Ernest, I've not seen this particular problem, but my first thought would be to check the "Mhz" switch and its wiring to check that all is in order. What do you have in the way of test equipment or

Hello, I have an issue with my '4021 where there seems to be a silent gap from around 6-8 mHz. No change in noise if I remove the antenna. It appears to be only in that area. Anything above or below,