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ups.com...


Have a look on this url, the full workshop manual can be downloaded for
free

http://foxtango.ham-radio-op.net/Eighties/Eighties.htm


That is a useful link.

I see they have manuals for the FT101 as well:

http://foxtango.ham-radio-op.net/FT101/FT101.htm

Wasn't there someone who couldn't tune the PA on one of these as some pages
were missing from his manual?

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Brian
www.g8osn.org.uk

Brian Reay wrote:


I see they have manuals for the FT101 as well:

http://foxtango.ham-radio-op.net/FT101/FT101.htm

Wasn't there someone who couldn't tune the PA on one of these as some pages
were missing from his manual?


Isn't that the same chappy who's radio scheme enjoins potential
candidates to 'repair their rigs with gusto' (or some such claptrap
phrase) but neglects to mention that he only advises they do so to
low-powered transistorised rigs, and avoids compact valve PAs with
600VDC on the anodes?


from
Aero Spike

Wasn't there someone who couldn't work out the trivially simple
task of how to thread a wire through the tubes of a roof rack?

Brian Reay wrote:
Wasn't there someone who couldn't tune the PA on one of these as some pages
were missing from his manual?

Wasn't there someone who couldn't achieve the trivially simple
task of differentiating between the male and female version
of Anderson "Power Pole" connectors?

ISTR it was the same fool who couldn't tell one end of the
resistor colour codes from the other and hence posited that
resistors were polarised?

What a silly boy!


Brian Reay wrote:

Wasn't there someone who couldn't tune the PA on one of these as some pages
were missing from his manual?