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Changing a few caps is hardly butchering. Look at the photos and then judge. Anyway the days of boat anchors ruling 75 meters AM are long past. There are more modified rice boxes, home brew class E rigs ,and flex radios on the band now then boat anchors. I've got a collection of them myself. I run a T-368 and a Johnson Valiant. They have great sounding AM but can not even come close to the positive modulation peaks and frequency response of the modified Kenwood. Did you forget about all the limitations dealing with modulation transformers in those rigs?

[QUOTE="Shockwave, post: 161178, member: 10882"] Changing a few caps is hardly butchering. Look at the photos and then judge. Anyway the days of boat anchors ruling 75 meters AM are long past. There are more modified rice boxes, home brew class E rigs ,and flex radios on the band now then boat anchors. I've got a collection of them myself. I run a T-368 and a Johnson Valiant. They have great sounding AM but can not even come close to the positive modulation peaks and frequency response of the modified Kenwood. Did you forget about all the limitations dealing with modulation transformers in those rigs? [/QUOTE]

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