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The one thru hole on the back of the CPU board? That's extremely interesting, thats the first time I have ever seen this chassis do that. So you replaced it? Gonna share this with Roger.... 73 Jeff

Correct Everyone that I have seen went from 26-29.999 with the factory CPU cutting the two traces. 73 Jeff

He also added that if you want to go back to stock he has OEM microprocessor's and still has the Chipswitch available as well. 73 Jeff

I did contact him briefly He said that he is aware of a guy in Australia that was writing his own software for the radio that limited it to 26-28 MHz. I don't want to keep him distracted at work, I did share the link to the thread with him. Hopefully he will drop in. 73 Jeff

Mike Roger is at work now. Will update when I hear back. 73 Jeff

I don't have 1 here at the moment, both my 2510 and Lincoln are in storage. I will message Roger and see if he can help. 73 Jeff

Mike, can you post a picture of the back of the CPU board? Thanks 73 Jeff

Yes, your correct. I had forgotten that the frequency display doesn't change so it would drop 2 MHz with the incorrect display. Strange problem. 73 Jeff

Has someone changed the crystal to drop the frequency range, but not expanding the Microprocessor? That would result in the above. 73 Jeff

Chris has been doing this for a long time. 73 Jeff

Try contacting Stryker 910-221-1086 AVAILABLE AT 10AM – 6PM Don't know if they are there over the holidays but it's worth a call. 73 Jeff

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Try sending @BlueBeam a direct message, it's possible that he has been doing some work on the chassis. 73 Jeff

He was advised over and over the design was flawed, he just ignored them or fired them. Too bad the rest of the passengers paid for his agroance with their lives. 73 Jeff

There's some guy on one of the Facebook groups that does that with mobile radios and apparently people buy them, not my thing but whatever floats ur boat. 73 Jeff

Yes, this was the radio used on the Titan submersible that imploded. I guess it's not a big surprise, the guy used a game controller to operate the sub...... 73 Jeff

@Leroy223 This is the thread I am referring to about the bias diode. (Thread bump for information) 73 Jeff

Take a look at this picture and note the radio mounted in the rack. Take a wild guess where this radio was installed. To be honest I was shocked when I spotted this image. Back later with the answer. 73 Jeff

The engineer that was designing radios for ranger retired some time back. I agree with you, it feels like they are rehashing the same things in different packages now. Ranger was the original clone master, copying uniden, then building the cpu controlled 2950 series radios. Nowadays they seem...

I guess they are saving some labor not installing the echo board, and why don't they just label it echo/delay instead of clarifier? I scratch my head at some of the things that ranger builds but people keep buying them. 73 Jeff