Echo Board Identification

[MikesRJ]

Popped the bottom lid off of my Uniden PC76XL and found this echo board installed. Can anyone ID which it is? The On/Off & adjustments are located in the formerly Delta Tune location. I’d like to locate the install procedure for this board, in case I’d like to revert it back to original.

 

[Eldorado828]

Is that by chance an early Opek Lt-2?

 

[MikesRJ]

The only thing I could see that looks like it might be a logo is this … but I assume that could also be the PCB manufacturer. I was thinking possibly an early Pro Trucker board. I’m fairly certain this was installed in the 80’s.

 

[Eldorado828]

The only thing I could see that looks like it might be a logo is this … but I assume that could also be the PCB manufacturer. I was thinking possibly an early Pro Trucker board. I’m fairly certain this was installed in the 80’s.

The pro trucker LT-2?

This is a really early version of it. Looks really similar.

 

[MikesRJ]

After looking at the pic you supplied, I stumbled onto the one I have. Apparently it was called a Connex Echo LT2. Now if I can just get a set of prints or instructions.
RE: https://www.bellscb.com/products/noisetoys/Connex_Echo_LT2.html

 

[nomadradio]

What folks like to call a "Connex" echo is what the RCI factory installed in every Galaxy from that era. Board number is EPTSSB50-something.

It got cloned by more than one manufacturer, so it could be an original RCI-made EPT board, or a clone.

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