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You really need to use a hardwired counter on SSB. Inline counters need a stable carrier to properly read the frequency. It could also be that the radio drifts a little when you change frequency.

I never said which came first. They are the other version of each other.

Nice! That mic is the desk version of the 575 and can go for big money as well. How much did you pick it up for?

The fuse holders are tied together and feed both boards.

I couldn't tell ya.

If one had failed I think that would just cause the other fuse to pop from over current as the two holders are still connected to each other.

This is crude, but you should get the idea. Power for the rear board travels through the small wire from the fuse holders, touching the protection diode, and then to the rear trace on the board. From there it goes through the wire with the chokes to the trace where the output transformer is...

OK, I was just pointing out the frequency adjust points... L39, L40, L41. I don't know of any radio that uses a VR for the frequency adjustment, they are all can style capacitors.

If you still have the stock power wire configuration with the fuse holders, power is directed to each board individually from the fuse holders. The rear board is through a bare wire that solders to the top of the protection diode and then to the rear board on the rear trace. The front board...

Ahh...ok. It's reporting the last time it was refreshed.

But it was updated 12 days ago. Some investigation needs to happen.

But he is still the registered owner of the domain.

I just did a whois search and got this.

It's not all there. I just tried to look at the Texas Star section and got an error.

That's really confusing because right above that it says: Stock: 35,317 Can Ship Immediately

https://www.icamanufacturing.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=929

Where are you located?

For me personally, I wouldn't do it unless the final takes a dump on you. If you want more power, just run the radio with an amp. A 148 is great for a 2 pill or a 5 pill.

At least I'm going to be on the other side of the state when I get there later this year.