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Hi Steven,
Please read the Swan and Siltronix Radio "care and feeding" information found on my Swan and Siltronix Radio web page. www.radiowrench.com/siltronix The drift fix should start off with a good cleaning and conditioning using the information I describe in the pages. Don't crack open the vfo box until you've read my information and asked a few more people for help. The radio probably hasn't run in a while... it might need new filter caps in various places. The contacts all need to be cleaned really well and restored using the proper chemicals and lubricants. The unit probably has a lot of moisture build up. When I rebuild radios... a temp cycle and moisture bake out are always part of the process. Email me through the web page or through the yahoo groups I frequent if you have more questions. You really don't need the added vfo box mods if you're patient with the proper rebuild. cheers, skipp www.radiowrench.com/sonic www.radiowrench.com/siltronix : Steven Fritts wrote: : Hello All, : I picked up a really nice working Swan 350 at a hamfest this past : weekend. I bought it for nostalgic reasons as it was the kind of rig : my dad bought for me in 1965. I need info on how to fix the infamous : "Swan drift problem". Anyone have any websites I can go to get mods : for this rig including the drift fix? : Any help will be appreciated! : Steve W4SEF |
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