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The main dial light bulbs are burned up, the rubber is falling apart and I know that getting these light bulbs is getting harder by the years (some local stores ask $4+ for them). So I wanted to

I have put the message back in Spanish, I pass it to English. I have made the modification and it goes well. I would like to put a frequency counter on it but I don't know where to get the signal

He hecho la modificación y va bien. me gustaría ponerle un contador de frecuencia pero no se de donde tomar la se?al.

I took the hood of my FRG7 and the values I measured are : Unlocked (led on) = 1.9V Locked (led off) =? 0.29V But have to say that I have modified my FRG7 with this a bicolor led mod, see :?

What voltage does the Q111 emitter have to have for the Lock led to turn on?

Hello Rafael, I have send you a personal message. 73 Lex PH2LB

I live in Seville, Spain and I am trying to restore, both electrically and aesthetically, the FRG-7. Thank you very much for your interest. Raphael

Hello Rafael, I will take a look in the shack (might be one in my spare parts section). What's you location / country ?

Recientemente he adquirido una FRG-7? a la que le falta el mando de sintonización. Si alguien tiene algún mando para vender le agradeceré me indique el precio pues estoy interesado en

Thanks All for this thread. A useful Mod! I combined it all into a new pdf in the files section. Monitor Internet - FRG-7 - MHz Lock Red_Green LED Mod.pdf . 73 Roger VE7LB Group Owner

Many thanks to everyone who has read my post and to those who have replied. I now have all the information required to successfully carry out the mod. 73, David - G4EDR. UPDATE Just completed the

I also have the mod in my FRG-7's This is a close up from the wires : Yellow/Green = signal Red/Green = 10V Blue/White = GND more info at :

I copied the following years ago from: http://zaverio.org/it/. I hope that it helps you. Neil Dammuso Research Lab – the homepage of Gabriele "Asbesto Molesto" Zaverio,

I intend to carry out the bi-colour LED lock mod on my FRG-7. Are there any detailed photos or diagrams showing where the 10v, 0v and led lock pickup points are. The website of monitor.co.uk shows

Hello Fellows ,first of all thanks so much for the input ,might be best not to mess with the set ?,I see that there is not a lot of room on the board ,things are very close and I don,t want to do any

Hello Rick, I have 2 FRG-7 from around the same year and until they are showing signs of problems I won't change the caps. Also I don't believe that you have to do a re-alignment because most of the

I agree with Phil. Transistor based radios operating on low DC voltage rarely have capacitor problems. The higher the voltage the more likely you are to have capacitor problems. It doesn't hurt to

Hello Rick I will defer to the experts, but if a radio is working fine then leave it alone.? Unfortunately it's a lesson I have learned the hard way. Cheers, Phil

Hello fellows I picked up a 1976 Yaesu Musen FRG-7 this year from Dan in Quebec ,this unit seems to work fine but I was always told a unit this old should have the electrolytic caps changed, do you

Hi Greg, If you are using a PC the Files section is near the bottom of the left pane. 73 Roger VE7LB