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john graesser wrote:
"Ted" wrote in message ... I'm building a kit that Ramsey doesn't sell any longer. I recently read the QST equipment review on this radio and found that Ramsey used to provide a mod kit to eliminate spurious emissions. Ramsey no longer has that kit and doesn't seem to have any information about the components or circuit modifications. I've already checked the typical mod sites. Anyone have any ideas? I'd say get rid of that piece of junk and get the Tentec 2 meter radio kit, I built the 6 meter version and it went together like a charm. Someone here locally had the Ramsey 440 kit, and after building it and finding that it wouldn't work found out that the design was flawed from the start and it could never work. thanks, John. KC5DWD Thanks for the encouraging words. I'm going to build the Ten-Tec next, this was a step towards gaining some experience with kits, but thanks anyway. |
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On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 14:58:15 GMT, Ted
wrote: I'm building a kit that Ramsey doesn't sell any longer. I recently read the QST equipment review on this radio and found that Ramsey used to provide a mod kit to eliminate spurious emissions. Ramsey no longer has that kit and doesn't seem to have any information about the components or circuit modifications. I've already checked the typical mod sites. Anyone have any ideas? http://members.fortunecity.com/xe1bef/ramsey-mod.htm Check out this URL for mods to the 146 |
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"Ted" wrote in message ... I'm building a kit that Ramsey doesn't sell any longer. I recently read the QST equipment review on this radio and found that Ramsey used to provide a mod kit to eliminate spurious emissions. Ramsey no longer has that kit and doesn't seem to have any information about the components or circuit modifications. I've already checked the typical mod sites. Anyone have any ideas? I'd say get rid of that piece of junk and get the Tentec 2 meter radio kit, I built the 6 meter version and it went together like a charm. Someone here locally had the Ramsey 440 kit, and after building it and finding that it wouldn't work found out that the design was flawed from the start and it could never work. thanks, John. KC5DWD |
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Here is the mod for the board version I have in case someone else is
ever interested. "The only modification I show for reducing spurs on the FX146 Rev. 1.3 is to place a 0.001 uF capacitor from TP1 to ground." I figure if it even works - that is good for me as this was a lesson in soldering. With what I've learned from the different kits I've been working on, I'm ready now to tackel my Elecraft K2 |
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Here is the mod for the board version I have in case someone else is
ever interested. "The only modification I show for reducing spurs on the FX146 Rev. 1.3 is to place a 0.001 uF capacitor from TP1 to ground." I figure if it even works - that is good for me as this was a lesson in soldering. With what I've learned from the different kits I've been working on, I'm ready now to tackel my Elecraft K2 |
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