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January 5th 07, 08:17 PM
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What to do with WILDLY modified HW-7
If I had such a kit and the original manual, I'd un-build it and start
the assembly process over again. Actually, that sounds like a very fun idea - strip the whole thing down, saving the 'unique' parts - coils, switches, tuning cap, etc. and replace the resistors and capacitors and just build it like a new kit! How fun is that? I have my plan! Thanks for the idea - don't know why it didn't occur to me! Dave WB7AWK ps - and I even have the original manual from MY OWN HW-7 that I got for Christmas in 1974 as a kid - long ago lost the rig but still have the book. |
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