"Ed" wrote in message
. 92.175...
Actually, he wants to reverse the process, so he'll have to come up
with a suitable replacement diode for D33 and D34, and successfully
solder them in the proper location.
Ed K7AAT

Does anyone have any idea how this mod was performed

Actually, he asked how the mod was performed.
If the modifier did it the easy way, s/he clipped one lead of the diodes and pulling them up from
the board. If that's the case, the process to reverse it will be a snap.

73 de Glenn AA5PK

On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 22:11:47 -0600, "Glenn" wrote:

"Ed" wrote in message
.92.175...
Actually, he wants to reverse the process, so he'll have to come up
with a suitable replacement diode for D33 and D34, and successfully
solder them in the proper location.
Ed K7AAT

Does anyone have any idea how this mod was performed

Actually, he asked how the mod was performed.
If the modifier did it the easy way, s/he clipped one lead of the diodes and pulling them up from
the board. If that's the case, the process to reverse it will be a snap.

73 de Glenn AA5PK


And, of course only the original poster would have any clue as to how
the mod was physically performed. None of us would know without
examining his radio.

Dick - W6CCD

On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 22:11:47 -0600, "Glenn" wrote:

"Ed" wrote in message
.92.175...
Actually, he wants to reverse the process, so he'll have to come up
with a suitable replacement diode for D33 and D34, and successfully
solder them in the proper location.
Ed K7AAT

Does anyone have any idea how this mod was performed

Actually, he asked how the mod was performed.
If the modifier did it the easy way, s/he clipped one lead of the diodes and pulling them up from
the board. If that's the case, the process to reverse it will be a snap.

73 de Glenn AA5PK


And, of course only the original poster would have any clue as to how
the mod was physically performed. None of us would know without
examining his radio.

Dick - W6CCD

Several years ago I bought one from a ham that makes them himself. Really
good quality, reasonable price and he engraves your callsign on the top of
the case. Does anybody know if he still does these and if so do you have
his contact info? Thanks for reading. - John

Several years ago I bought one from a ham that makes them himself. Really
good quality, reasonable price and he engraves your callsign on the top of
the case. Does anybody know if he still does these and if so do you have
his contact info? Thanks for reading. - John

Actually, he asked how the mod was performed.
If the modifier did it the easy way, s/he clipped one lead of the
diodes and pulling them up from the board. If that's the case, the
process to reverse it will be a snap.

73 de Glenn AA5PK





Sorry Glen. My error. I was forgetting the vintage of the radio and was
thinking SMA diodes instead of axial lead ones. With the SMAs, they are
usually removed due to difficulty in lifting one end only. The 735 most
likely does have those diodes sitting there.... one ended.


Ed K7AAT

Actually, he asked how the mod was performed.
If the modifier did it the easy way, s/he clipped one lead of the
diodes and pulling them up from the board. If that's the case, the
process to reverse it will be a snap.

73 de Glenn AA5PK





Sorry Glen. My error. I was forgetting the vintage of the radio and was
thinking SMA diodes instead of axial lead ones. With the SMAs, they are
usually removed due to difficulty in lifting one end only. The 735 most
likely does have those diodes sitting there.... one ended.


Ed K7AAT