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Thanks, everyone, for your advice.
If I spot the 100 kHz crystal oscillator at 3.7 MHz, I have no more than 2.5 kHz of error across the band, which is a bit high, but acceptable, so I’ll leave it alone for now. If I do attempt to reduce the dial error, I’ll try bending the tabs on the variable cap. I’ll first attempt to do this while the LMO is still installed in the receiver. This will require a dental mirror and pick, but may just work. -Dave Drumheller, K3WQ |
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