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Good Job! The test wasn't near as bad as you thought was it? </p>

Good Job! Take your time with the code. Don't try to rush it or you will just end up frustrated. The more you learn, the more you earn. </p>

Thank you for the fast reply! I passed on the information and I'm sure he will appreciate it. </p>

On online friend of mine wants to know how to adjust the power on the Ranger RG-99. Can anybody help me out? Thanks. </p>

I have the information you may be loking for. If you give me your email adress I can scan what I have for you. Later. ford074 kc0mfz </p>

Modulation: VR5 or D9 Power: L13, L10, L9, L8 </p>

1/6 watt? Huhhhh???? </p>

Try N.A.P.A. </p>

Try N.A.P.A. </p>

Turner+3B . </p>

Good job! </p>

You're welcome. Just remember, don't turn your AM or SSB power all the way up. It is much better to have a lower dead-key with a lot of swing than to have a large dead key and little swing. Have fun! </p>

Model #663.3810500 Modulation :VR5 AM Power :VR10 SSB Power :VR6 Hope this helps. </p>

Good job! Glad to hear that you passed. It wasn't bad now was it? Good luck on the CW test. </p>

Remove cover. Between PA load shaft, PA tune shaft, is a large metal box with holes on top. The ones marked 28.5 & CB are tunable/ To extend the range even more add to or remove C1605 for 28.5 or C1601 for CB. Try using a SPST switch on CB cap C1601 to extend up to 28 mhz & below 27...

1. shield 2. n/c 3. transmit 4. audio 5. receive </p>

I received my power supply today. Hope to be back on the air tomorrow. Boy, some of these people can be a real pain to deal with. Atleast this unit looks and feels right. </p>

Here you go: Modulation :cut R131 AM power :VR10 SSB power :VR11 That is for the old 148 GTL Not the DX models </p>

Thanks for the reply. I might try that. </p>

1 1/4 Meters 222-225 MHz 70 cm 420-450 MHz 33 cm 902-928 MHz 23 cm 1240-1300 MHz 13 cm 2300-2310 MHz 2390-2450 MHz </p>