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Dear Bruce Collins! Thanks! I found the oscillator board, every crystal is on the board , no missing crystal Thanks László ha5bzr "Bruce Collins via groups.io" <kb0tj1@...> ezt

As viewed from the front of the radio in it’s normal operating position, the crystal oscillator board is in the front right corner by the loading control shaft and is mounted vertically the slug

Dear Roger VE7LB! Thanks the answer. Yes, I peaked the preselector for maximum on 1800kHz , but only S2, on 1850kHz is also S2 if I peak the preselector maximum But on 1825kHz and 1875 kHz is

On Sun, Nov 17, 2024 at 11:54 AM, <szegedylaszlo@...> wrote: > > Dear Friends! > > RX: > I have a Sommerkamp FT277ZD MK3, it is the same transceiver like Yaesu > FT101ZD MK3 > > The marker

Dear Friends! RX: I have a Sommerkamp FT277ZD MK3, it is the same transceiver like Yaesu FT101ZD MK3 The marker signal is on 1800kHz only S2, but on 1825kHz is S9, on 1850kHz only S2, on 1875kHz is

I have had low drive issues on 40 and 80 related to worn contacts on one of the wafers of the band switch (FT101ZD first edition).

Hello to you all, Recently I bought a Yaesu FT101ZD MK3. It needed a lot of cleaning and was “deaf” due to a blown J310 in the RF unit but everything works fine now except for a strange slow

Hi, I'm looking for a S-Meter for.my FR-101. Thank

cool. I'll see if I can get the board out and have a fiddle. thanks!

Yep- I misunderstood the question. Thanks for the correction. Tom ai4th

Is that a Sidetone Level control? I think he wants to adjust the sidetone frequency. Per manual……. The tone oscillator Q7 (2SC373) operates when the MODE switch is in CW position, and the key is

Control is inside under the top lid on the side opposite the final amplifier cage. It is normally labeled. ?? It is worth getting the manual (and the service manual). Lots of user-useful stuff is

hi all My 101 has a cw side-tone frequency of about 1310 cps.? according to the manual it's meant to be around 800 (which would fit with the cw filter) Does anyone know of an easy (or difficult)

Going off some Inrad, Fox Tango and Yaesu data here: I've found filters in 20KHz, 12KHz, 6KHz, 2.4KHz (of various shape factors and pole counts), 1.8KHz, 600Hz, 500Hz and 250Hz bandwidths. Were

Resurrecting an older thread, but with pertinent info for FR-101 owners: I recently bought an FR-101D (S/N 8H210225) from the auction site as a restoration project. The receiver has red LEDs in the

I completed a web search for the subject document. ?I found version 3 at the foxtango website. ?I found one response at a person’s personal website with version 4, dated Spring 2016; all others

I’m looking for an original switch made in Japan, in new or like new condition. Thank you. 73, Michael Smith, N4KZO

It is adhesive used to keep the caps in place, usually during machine soldering. It starts out yellow but as it ages it becomes brown. It also can become conductive and corrosive. Best to remove it

I recapped that board and is dry adhesive. I just scraped it off and installed new capacitors. I’m not worried about any vibration that might fatigue the leads of the caps. Fernando N2FQ/6

There is an orange material filling the edge-space between the Rectifier B Board and the end of some cylindrical electrolytic capacitors. This occurs only on capacitors along the outside of the