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FT 301 lid fixings.
Good morning....does anyone know what the plastic rivit like fixings for the lid of the 301 are called> I kneed to have 4 replacements for my rig here in the UK. Seasons compliments to By Dave smith (
By Dave smith · #291 ·
Re: Help please. RL1 , T/R relay energizes when attaching 100 watt amp.
I will put my notes here for trouble shooting. J10 good radio.? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? bad radio. pin 3-4? ?7.6 k? ohms? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?103 ohms pin 4
By Robert Holsti · #290 ·
Help please. RL1 , T/R relay energizes when attaching 100 watt amp.
Amp connector pin 4 (tx13.5) goes high to 13.5 volts when attaching a known good amp. Pin 4 on bad radio measures 45 ohms to ground and on the good radio, it measures 7k ohms to ground. there is no
Need 301 knob
Need one front panel knob such as used on the band switch and others KL7AM
By KL7AM · #288 ·
Re: VFO Issues-solved
Removing and reseating plug in boards and a de-oxit treatment of switches and controls has cured the issue!Next thing is checking why output power is a little low. I am showing about 85 watts cw on
By KL7AM · #287 ·
Re: VFO Issues
I would look closely at the VFO/EXT function switch and wiring for continuity.
By Gene N4FZ · #285 ·
Re: Calibration off by 2.5 khz. need help.
Well, I have all the crystals on frequency and still have a counter calibration error. It is less, like 1.7 khz with the pot turned all the way to the left. the marker frequency is spot on. that
By Robert Holsti · #284 ·
VFO Issues
I have a 301D with the outboard VFO and neither vfo seems to function, I haven't found a schematic that shows how the external vfo output is switched into the radio. Is anybody familiar with vfo
By KL7AM · #283 ·
Re: Calibration off by 2.5 khz. need help.
If it’s any help, I recall having to change a trimmer capacitor to a series cap. instead of parallel to pull a crystal which had aged out of limits. Extra parallel capacity will pull it down, series
By Dave smith · #282 ·
FT-301 manual
http://www.iw2nmx.it/Yaesu/FT-301/FT-301%20Instruction%20and%20Service%20Manual.pdf
By Gene N4FZ · #281 ·
Re: Calibration off by 2.5 khz. need help.
You are correct !!? 40 meter crystal is 4 khz off and cant get it any closer to 21.5 mhz
By Robert Holsti · #280 ·
Re: Calibration off by 2.5 khz. need help.
It looks to me as there are trimmer caps for the band crystals?
By KL7AM · #279 ·
Re: Calibration off by 2.5 khz. need help.
schematic shows calibration pot as 5 k. It measures 4.88k. ..? resistor R14 to ground? schematic shows 1k, I see? marked 820 ohms and measure 798 ohms .. resistor on top side of pot? R15 schematic
By Robert Holsti · #278 ·
Re: Calibration off by 2.5 khz. need help.
On the front of the radio there is an adjustment pot and it is maxed out all the way to the left. That pot works. I don't know of any adjustment for that inside of the radio.
By Robert Holsti · #277 ·
Re: Calibration off by 2.5 khz. need help.
Did the VFO pot adjustment work Bob? Gene
By Gene N4FZ · #276 ·
Calibration off by 2.5 khz. need help.
My calibration adjustment is maxed out but the display is 2.5 khz off . what should I look for to repair this. Is there a adjustment inside other than the small knob on the outside? Would the 5 volt
By Robert Holsti · #275 ·
Re: From bad to worse
I don't know yet.
By KL7AM · #274 ·
Re: From bad to worse
Have you found any possible cause?? Mine didn't do it until I pulled the LED board out.? Found out I didn't need to do that to change the LED's as they're socketed (unfortunately I found out AFTER
By Bob Isselhard <robertisselhard@...> · #273 ·
Re: From bad to worse
Hi Forest.? I'll try that.? Any idea about the freq not changing all of a sudden after I replaced the readout board?? And do you know the Ebay sellers ID of the fellow in Italy that had the
By Bob Isselhard <robertisselhard@...> · #272 ·
Re: From bad to worse
Try adjusting the VFO (triggering) resistor in the VFO compartment. It’s a small pot that will stabilize the readout frequency. My readout kept flickering at the tenths of kHz and this adjustment
By Gene N4FZ · #271 ·