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Thanks for your help Roger, i will give it a try this weekend

I found a top chassis photo and put it in the Photos section. I can see the MHz tuning capacitor has a shaft coupling with set screws. With the capacitor fully closed the dial indicator should be over

It's looking like it is a mechanical problem and not an electronic problem. If the MHz dial only goes to the left edge of 0 that would explain why the dial shows 1 MHz higher than the actual

the light goes out on all segments from 0-30 the MHZ dial goes about 1/2 past 30 but does not go below 0 at all it only goes the the left edge of 0

i'll check when i get home. i just got the radio last night. it does go off on the Zero segment but i didn't try all the way up to 30 since it was late when i got home and figured there would be no

Hi Tim, Does the red lock light go off when you set the MHz dial to all of the dial MHz segments? Particularly the lowest and highest MHz segments? At the lowest and highest settings does the dial

Hello all, i just picked up my first frg-7 and one of it s problems is the MHZ selection dial is one MHZ higher than the received frequency. in other words to tune in 10.xxx i have to set the MHZ on

Completed adding all of the Yahoo Files today. Added files descriptions that had been previously saved from Yahoo. 73 Roger VE7LB

Hi Jim, Hash tags will only be used by Admin for items like group policy. Trying to stay away from anything that smacks of social media. 73 Roger VE7LB Owner

Will the list owner please activate hashtags?? ?Encouraging their use makes postings a lot easier to search.? ?I have a lot of files to upload, but won't get to them until February. Jim, KA6TPR

Hi Greg, Thanks for being the first member. The old Yahoo group won't allow the posting of messages so I have to locate some of the original members the hard way. You can find all of the old Yahoo

Well well well .... here we have a new place to post messages and get information about our much loved Yaesu FRG-7 receiver. While it is true that this isn't Yahoo groups (they have recently closed)

A note about Photos Ownership: Whoever uploads photos becomes the owner of those items even though he/she may have never actually had anything to do with their creation and original posting. For the