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Hey – that’s pretty cool! I have a colleague that had the original FT-101E manual, the schematics, the sheet with the authorized service centers AND- - - da da ta! A manual for the freq counter.

The following items have been added to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /03 - FT-101 Original Series Operators and Maintenance Manuals/FT-101 Service Manual Document Regarding

I actually came across an original FT-101B/E/EE/EX Service Manual. ?Which was an unexpected find for me. Here is a document to add to the library of FT-101 items for all. I have never seen this

Hi,????? ? Attached is a pdf of some of circuit details of the early model FT-101 Serial No. < 25,000 (I have that model).? a) The main circuit diagram attached, is for the early model FT-101,

I will check the lamps. They do come on for a few seconds before the diodes blow. Thank you!

Thank you! Sounds like a solid plan. I will let you know how it goes.

Thank you but I already have those manuals. As far as I can tell the schematics are all for B models and newer. Am I missing something?

Thank you! I'm well aware of Fox Tango.

de PP6EW Emerson FT-101_Early(1).pdf <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1weo-9Ao8VeJQ_JpDXclpX24A4LgcFnWj/view?usp=drive_web> Em sex., 21 de fev. de 2025 às 17:08, STEPHEN WIDDETT via

One or more of the lamps (meter, VFO, triangle) might be shorted.? That will blow the two diodes. Nestor VE7RSN

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No expert here, but can suggest a few things. Remove all the boards. Measure the resistance to ground of the 13.5 vdc line. If grounded, suspect the Dial Lamps housing shorting. If all ok then,

Is anyone aware of where I can find schematics for early (below 25000 sn) FT-101's? I have a copy of the Yaesu service manual but as far as I can tell all the schematics are for B models and up.

I have an early FT-101 SN below 25000. Problem is it has no 13.5 volts. It keeps blowing D7 and shorting D8. I have replaced them with IN4004's which seems to be what most people use. I have also

My turn for questions to the greater group as to what to do first. I am pretty much at the last phase of my refurbishment of the FT-101B I have one issue to where the frequency on the rig and the

Any questions you may have, I will certainly reply. Best of luck....It has been fun. Slow and Steady has been my mantra. And lots of pictures.... ; - ) -- Butch - KA?WWT

No need to apologise - I have found your posts of use.? I expect to go down same kind of route with my 101Z at some point and your information has both encouraged me and given some degree of

Congrats!

I performed the rx and tx alignment by watching The Radio Shop video #142 on YouTube. I am now .5 KHz off, down from 2.5K off. !!!! Man, this is fun. Sorry if I am bugging anyone with my posts. But

Dave, Everything that I have posted in this thread is how I finally got to this point. I believe the biggest thing was that I had some bad cap components that were changed out. During my initial