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KD5ZAM. I got my ticket pretty recently, still tech class.
mrmexico wrote: Can you give more detailed instructions on tuning? mrmexico wrote: I have an Icom IC-4AT, but no manual for it. I can set the PL tones, but am having difficulty with other aspects of operation, such as tuning. Anyone have any hints for me? MrMexico- You may have missed the question about IC-4AT vs IC-04AT. They are two different radios. I have the older IC-4AT. It did NOT come with PL capability. It was necessary to sandwich a tiny PL tone generator board between two larger boards in the radio, and the tone is permanently set by soldered jumpers. It can't be adjusted without a major disassembly and re-programming the jumpers. Setting frequency and offset is easy on the IC-4AT, as Mark indicated. I have never used the IC-04AT, but recall it is quite a bit more sophisticated. For either radio, "tuning" might require a service manual if yours is off frequency. A web site that has quite a bit of information including some downloadable manuals, is http://www.mods.dk/ which I think is in Germany. 73, Fred, K4DII |
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