That's some good info. Were you able to source your parts from a shop in the USA? I know other than barkett, it's hard to source oem parts anymore.
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Just an idea, but gamma-ray graphics could probably make you a Faceplate that's labeled correctly for those. They do excellent work.
That is the same place I order my parts from http://stores.goldeneagleradios.com most of my parts I got from him and from donor radios.
how much should it cost to have both ourput transistors replaced on thd 2960 jp
If your talking about the two Toshiba 2290 finals you probably don't want to know. Toshiba has stopped making them and the few that are left are very expensive. Here is a link for just the finals, you will have to pay a tech for the install and shipping.
https://www.rfparts.com/2sc2290-mp.html
https://www.rfparts.com/2sc2290a-mp.html
And if you find them on e-bay or something really cheap you can bet they are fake one's from china. Good luck.
Well this just landed in my lap.......
There is a 4 pin mic jack in the back and a small hole on the left side, any idea what or why ? EDIT - Bullet Bob said that he used to build noise toy boxes that would plug in to the rear mic jack.
There is a 4 pin mic jack in the back and a small hole on the left side, any idea what or why ? EDIT - Bullet Bob said that he used to build noise toy boxes that would plug in to the rear mic jack.
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As near as I can tell, it looks ok inside. Other than the extra mic jack wiring, anyone see any issues ?
Gonna make sideband sound like doo-doo. Bonus is that it's also a good way to clobber both the radio finals and/or linear transistors. Sideband transmit will work them to death unless the mike gain gets played like a violin. Doesn't do any favors for AM-audio quality, either.
There is a 'back door' fix to prevent this if you don't have a supply of 2SC945 to install at Q39. Pull the transistor at Q57. This is also a 2SC945. Q57 is the sensing transistor for the AM-only modulation limiter. Opens up AM, but when a transistor is put back into Q39, this restores sideband limiting/ALC. If you properly adjust VR13, naturally.
If you fancy using sideband, this is a lesser-evil solution.
73
There is a 'back door' fix to prevent this if you don't have a supply of 2SC945 to install at Q39. Pull the transistor at Q57. This is also a 2SC945. Q57 is the sensing transistor for the AM-only modulation limiter. Opens up AM, but when a transistor is put back into Q39, this restores sideband limiting/ALC. If you properly adjust VR13, naturally.
If you fancy using sideband, this is a lesser-evil solution.
73
Well I sent mine off to OT03 (Denny) to get unf@#$%d and he tells me that it is performing well. USPS delivered it back to me today, but I won't be home for a few more days. Looking forward to running this rig.
I had him wire nb/anl always on and used the abandoned switch for amplifier on/off, going to have him do the same on the 6300f150 that I'm currently using.
Todd
I had him wire nb/anl always on and used the abandoned switch for amplifier on/off, going to have him do the same on the 6300f150 that I'm currently using.
Todd
After OT03 and Gamma Ray treatment.......
Those are really not too far off what my total investment is, but after sitting since '99, probably going to need a few caps.
I also found it interesting that every pic that I find indicates 3 bands, however mine has a 6 band control and the ebay listing states 6 band also.......smells fishy.......
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...runna pile-up on 6m SSB