You can look over the full install docs at the yahoo group but here are the four major parts of the mod.
one is the Mod board itself, which has plug-ins for power, PLL. Selector, display, and optional scan/band switches. it is a PIC Microprocessor which controls PLL switching and the 3 digit display.
Channel selector board, de-solder original, solder in replacement, Install plug in cable from mod board.
Voltage regulator. mount in an existing hole, or drill a hole for mounting. Plugs into mod board.
Display board, cut to size and mount
Solder a few wires onto the PLL using the pictures as a guide..
After this do a quick/easy broadband mod, adjust up the VCO, and your done. Broadband mod and VCO are steps you would need to do with ANY proper channel expansion...
No +10 switch, roadmap, figuring out channel skips, and no hidden costs, $70 shipped, not a bargain, but good value for what you get. Was a bit cheaper before Mr.Jiggs started distro...
FDR board is another add-on which provides 5 digit digital frequency display. think this is about a $25.00 add on, which is completely optional, and not required.
