On Fri, 02 Jul 2004 12:49:25 -0400,dxAce wrote:



dxAce wrote:

mike0219116 wrote:

It's only about a year old. I seem to have bad luck with encoders, as I had
to have the encoder on my Sat. 800 fixed by Drake a few months ago.

I looked through the archives of this group and found the thread you are
referring too. I might go ahead and order the part and give the repair a
shot myself. Thanks for the help.

When you dis-assemble the radio make sure you get the connectors back in the
proper spots, and be very careful with the display.

Sorry, that should be re-assemble...

What would you do without my guidance, stupid.



Steve
Holland, MI
Drake R7, R8 and R8B

http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

redrum wrote:

On Fri, 02 Jul 2004 12:49:25 -0400,dxAce wrote:



dxAce wrote:

mike0219116 wrote:

It's only about a year old. I seem to have bad luck with encoders, as I had
to have the encoder on my Sat. 800 fixed by Drake a few months ago.

I looked through the archives of this group and found the thread you are
referring too. I might go ahead and order the part and give the repair a
shot myself. Thanks for the help.

When you dis-assemble the radio make sure you get the connectors back in the
proper spots, and be very careful with the display.

Sorry, that should be re-assemble...

What would you do without my guidance, stupid.

A bit after the fact, are you not, 'tard.

When I need your *guidance*, I'll let you know.

Y'all get back to me when you understand something about shortwave, 'tard.

redrum wrote:

On Fri, 02 Jul 2004 12:42:46 -0400,dxAce wrote:



mike0219116 wrote:

It's only about a year old. I seem to have bad luck with encoders, as I had
to have the encoder on my Sat. 800 fixed by Drake a few months ago.

I looked through the archives of this group and found the thread you are
referring too. I might go ahead and order the part and give the repair a
shot myself. Thanks for the help.

When you dis-assemble the radio make sure you get the connectors back in the
proper spots, and be very careful with the display.

Another stupid remark, stupid.

When you disassemble something you take it apart, stupid.
When you reassemble something you put the connectors back in the
proper spots, stupid.
You're so stupid you can't even keep track of your stupidity, stupid.

But you make it so convenient to keep track of yours!

On Fri, 02 Jul 2004 17:18:37 -0400,dxAce wrote:



redrum wrote:

On Fri, 02 Jul 2004 12:49:25 -0400,dxAce wrote:



dxAce wrote:

mike0219116 wrote:

It's only about a year old. I seem to have bad luck with encoders, as I had
to have the encoder on my Sat. 800 fixed by Drake a few months ago.

I looked through the archives of this group and found the thread you are
referring too. I might go ahead and order the part and give the repair a
shot myself. Thanks for the help.

When you dis-assemble the radio make sure you get the connectors back in the
proper spots, and be very careful with the display.

Sorry, that should be re-assemble...

What would you do without my guidance, stupid.

A bit after the fact, are you not, 'tard.

You're oozing stupidity again, stupid.


When I need your *guidance*, I'll let you know.

You're too stupid to realize you need guidance so you've got no
choice, stupid.

Y'all get back to me when you understand something about shortwave, 'tard.

What's shortwave got to do with your stupidity, stupid?

Is shortwave related to your stupidity somehow, stupid?

To understand shortwave is to understand your stupidity, stupid?

When you dis-assemble the radio make sure you get the connectors back in the proper spots, and be very careful with the display.

There is very little disassembling to do. The only connector that has to
be removed from the PC board is the encoder wiring harness plug. It
doesn't involve anything with the display other than removing the clear
plastic window in front of the display, which comes off with the front
black panel. It might help to remove the screws which hold the front
chassis panel (under the front black panel) to the main chassis, so you
can pull the front chassis panel forward a little to gain better access
to the encoder from the bottom. There is enough slack in the other
wiring harnesses to do this without removing more wiring connectors.


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starman wrote:

When you dis-assemble the radio make sure you get the connectors back in the proper spots, and be very careful with the display.

There is very little disassembling to do. The only connector that has to
be removed from the PC board is the encoder wiring harness plug. It
doesn't involve anything with the display other than removing the clear
plastic window in front of the display, which comes off with the front
black panel. It might help to remove the screws which hold the front
chassis panel (under the front black panel) to the main chassis, so you
can pull the front chassis panel forward a little to gain better access
to the encoder from the bottom. There is enough slack in the other
wiring harnesses to do this without removing more wiring connectors.

Depends upon the amount of disassembly one wishes to do. But if one does start removing connectors, make sure they go back on
properly.

Bottom line: Just be very careful.

Steve
Holland, MI
Drake R7, R8 and R8B

http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

Curmudgeon wrote:

On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 07:21:16 -0400, dxAce wrote:



starman wrote:

When you dis-assemble the radio make sure you get the connectors back in the proper spots, and be very careful with the display.

There is very little disassembling to do. The only connector that has to
be removed from the PC board is the encoder wiring harness plug. It
doesn't involve anything with the display other than removing the clear
plastic window in front of the display, which comes off with the front
black panel. It might help to remove the screws which hold the front
chassis panel (under the front black panel) to the main chassis, so you
can pull the front chassis panel forward a little to gain better access
to the encoder from the bottom. There is enough slack in the other
wiring harnesses to do this without removing more wiring connectors.

Depends upon the amount of disassembly one wishes to do. But if one does start removing connectors, make sure they go back on
properly.

Bottom line: Just be very careful.

DxAss knows all about bottom lines:

He has to be very careful. If he is not careful then he will get SPNAKED again by ISERV as he did again just recently. LOLOL

Really? That's certainly news to me. Thanks for the update, 'tard.

Curmudgeon wrote:

On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 07:49:35 -0400, dxAce wrote:



Curmudgeon wrote:

On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 07:21:16 -0400, dxAce wrote:



starman wrote:

When you dis-assemble the radio make sure you get the connectors back in the proper spots, and be very careful with the display.

There is very little disassembling to do. The only connector that has to
be removed from the PC board is the encoder wiring harness plug. It
doesn't involve anything with the display other than removing the clear
plastic window in front of the display, which comes off with the front
black panel. It might help to remove the screws which hold the front
chassis panel (under the front black panel) to the main chassis, so you
can pull the front chassis panel forward a little to gain better access
to the encoder from the bottom. There is enough slack in the other
wiring harnesses to do this without removing more wiring connectors.

Depends upon the amount of disassembly one wishes to do. But if one does start removing connectors, make sure they go back on
properly.

Bottom line: Just be very careful.

DxAss knows all about bottom lines:

He has to be very careful. If he is not careful then he will get SPNAKED again by ISERV as he did again just recently. LOLOL

Really? That's certainly news to me. Thanks for the update, 'tard.


Everything is news to you Poodle Boy. You must wake up every day like it is your first with no memory of your past lies, email warnings from both
Supernews and ISERV, Nym shifting, spam and flood attacks, fabrications and derogatory language posted to this newsgroup. You are perhaps the biggest
abuser of this newsgroup that has ever posted here. You are nothing but a DX ASS Poodle Boy. Higher! Jump! THUD LOLOLOL

I've received no email warnings from either Supernews or Iserv. Can you substantiate your claim?



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Curmudgeon wrote:

On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 08:56:28 -0400, dxAce wrote:



Curmudgeon wrote:

On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 07:49:35 -0400, dxAce wrote:



Curmudgeon wrote:

On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 07:21:16 -0400, dxAce wrote:



starman wrote:

When you dis-assemble the radio make sure you get the connectors back in the proper spots, and be very careful with the display.

There is very little disassembling to do. The only connector that has to
be removed from the PC board is the encoder wiring harness plug. It
doesn't involve anything with the display other than removing the clear
plastic window in front of the display, which comes off with the front
black panel. It might help to remove the screws which hold the front
chassis panel (under the front black panel) to the main chassis, so you
can pull the front chassis panel forward a little to gain better access
to the encoder from the bottom. There is enough slack in the other
wiring harnesses to do this without removing more wiring connectors.

Depends upon the amount of disassembly one wishes to do. But if one does start removing connectors, make sure they go back on
properly.

Bottom line: Just be very careful.

DxAss knows all about bottom lines:

He has to be very careful. If he is not careful then he will get SPNAKED again by ISERV as he did again just recently. LOLOL

Really? That's certainly news to me. Thanks for the update, 'tard.


Everything is news to you Poodle Boy. You must wake up every day like it is your first with no memory of your past lies, email warnings from both
Supernews and ISERV, Nym shifting, spam and flood attacks, fabrications and derogatory language posted to this newsgroup. You are perhaps the biggest
abuser of this newsgroup that has ever posted here. You are nothing but a DX ASS Poodle Boy. Higher! Jump! THUD LOLOLOL

I've received no email warnings from either Supernews or Iserv. Can you substantiate your claim?

It is substantiated to the world because you have stopped flooding the group with your abusive postings Poodle Boy!

But you cannot substatiate your claims, can you, 'tard?