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I've got a schematic and .pcb files I made up last year, it does wide-band TX, most of 26, and the majority of 27 all at the same time, while staying out of adjacent ham bands. And for anally challenged we'll just call it wide spectrum 11 meter tuning aid which runs on a single 9 volt...

So tell me, you figure the Top Gun has some sort of AF filtering? or is it RF?

Fair enough, I wasn't after actual costs, so you did answer my question.

Out of curiosity, how was the repair cost handled? Was it passed to you? Return shipping? Granted this was a problem caused by your error, however considering its critical nature, and the lack of any obvious warning, not sure who should foster the costs. Personally I'd be pretty...

Translation isn't perfect but you can get a good idea..... Google Translate

It is fairly obvious what kind of character stands behind the N3DG call, A simple Google search is all it takes.

Should at least be worthy of a large red font GOTCHA note in the assembly instructions.

Google can be helpful BEFORE making any deals.... Dennis Gazak N3DG - Google Search

If you don't want to pay the big price for the originals, you can use meters out of one of the RCI Style bases. Only real difference is the movement is on the top, and if you don't like the look of the new style meter scales you could transplant them from your old meters.