My HF-150 reads 1 kHz low. How can I fix this? Performance is
nominal otherwise. Thanks.

Lets me get me arse out and over to the Goodwill sto.Bite me!
cuhulin

David wrote:
My HF-150 reads 1 kHz low. How can I fix this? Performance is
nominal otherwise. Thanks.


- What if the Transmitters off and your sets ok..?

On 15 Sep 2005 13:54:32 -0700, wrote:


David wrote:
My HF-150 reads 1 kHz low. How can I fix this? Performance is
nominal otherwise. Thanks.


- What if the Transmitters off and your sets ok..?

The bandpass seems correct but the ''S'' modes don't lock unless the
readout is 1 kHz low.

wrote:

David wrote:
My HF-150 reads 1 kHz low. How can I fix this? Performance is
nominal otherwise. Thanks.

- What if the Transmitters off and your sets ok..?


No, the radio is fine, its the operator who needs repaired.

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Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

Which shortwave radio(s) tune from the very lowest
frequency(s)/megahertz and tune up to the very highest
frequency(s)/megahertz and which brand names of the shortwave radio(s)
and price ranges?
cuhulin

Maybe the Yaesu VR5000.

Lee Richardson
Mech-Tech


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Which shortwave radio(s) tune from the very lowest
frequency(s)/megahertz and tune up to the very highest
frequency(s)/megahertz and which brand names of the shortwave radio(s)
and price ranges?
cuhulin

The VR-5000 isn't really a shortwave. It's a wideband receiver. The R-75,
a true H.F. rig, tunes from 30khz-60mhz. That's quite a spread...



"-Lee Richardson" wrote in message
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Maybe the Yaesu VR5000.

Lee Richardson
Mech-Tech


wrote in message
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Which shortwave radio(s) tune from the very lowest
frequency(s)/megahertz and tune up to the very highest
frequency(s)/megahertz and which brand names of the shortwave radio(s)
and price ranges?
cuhulin