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Old October 15th 03, 05:20 AM
Mark Keith
 
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radiobuff wrote:

Anyone know of a mod to make the Kenwood 830 transceiver a general coverage
receiver?


I wouldn't bother. You could probably reprogram the diode matrix to go
other bands, but you would still be limited to the number of bands you
could use. Also, the rf sections would be peaked for a certain freq
range. The circuits are fairly hi-q. The 830 is too good a rig to hack
into IMHO. I'd buy a gen coverage receiver instead. Or get a 2nd ham rig
thats gen cov. MK
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