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Yes it can be undone, but you'll need to reconfigure the solder pads back to their original configuration, it's for that reason alone I don't remove anything from the board, merely lift one end of a component, be that a resistor or diode, of course a soldered jumper is easy enough to desolder.
I did this with a Kenwood TH F7E HT that I took with me whilst staying with a cousin in California, I wanted to access his local repeaters, however they were on 146MHz (2m in the UK is only 144/145MHz), a simple mod to open up the rig and simple mod to restore it back to how it should be for the UK

[QUOTE="northern35s, post: 422637, member: 17216"] Yes it can be undone, but you'll need to reconfigure the solder pads back to their original configuration, it's for that reason alone I don't remove anything from the board, merely lift one end of a component, be that a resistor or diode, of course a soldered jumper is easy enough to desolder. I did this with a Kenwood TH F7E HT that I took with me whilst staying with a cousin in California, I wanted to access his local repeaters, however they were on 146MHz (2m in the UK is only 144/145MHz), a simple mod to open up the rig and simple mod to restore it back to how it should be for the UK ;) [/QUOTE]

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