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JustinDePolis2
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Remove the zener, and replace it with a 560 ohm resistor. All done.
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JustinDePolis2
Guest
Remove the zener, and replace it with a 560 ohm resistor. All done.
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jimmer87
Guest
hello
everything works perfect except my frequency counter
some channels it will stay locked on and others it will wonder around.it will read the correct frequency when transmitting.unkey and its all over the place
any ideas ???????????????
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everything works perfect except my frequency counter
some channels it will stay locked on and others it will wonder around.it will read the correct frequency when transmitting.unkey and its all over the place
any ideas ???????????????
</p>
J
jimmer87
Guest
hello
everything works perfect except my frequency counter
some channels it will stay locked on and others it will wonder around.it will read the correct frequency when transmitting.unkey and its all over the place
any ideas ???????????????
</p>
everything works perfect except my frequency counter
some channels it will stay locked on and others it will wonder around.it will read the correct frequency when transmitting.unkey and its all over the place
any ideas ???????????????
</p>
J
JustinDePolis2
Guest
J
JustinDePolis2
Guest
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The Defpom
Guest
it isn't just a buffer stage alignment problem is it?
I know most radios with internal frequency counters have a buffer stage before the counter connection point from the VCO, maybe it is in need of adjustment ??
The Defpom
www.radiomods.co.nz/
www.TheDefpom.com
www.s-and-m-software.com</p>
I know most radios with internal frequency counters have a buffer stage before the counter connection point from the VCO, maybe it is in need of adjustment ??
The Defpom
www.radiomods.co.nz/
www.TheDefpom.com
www.s-and-m-software.com</p>
T
The Defpom
Guest
it isn't just a buffer stage alignment problem is it?
I know most radios with internal frequency counters have a buffer stage before the counter connection point from the VCO, maybe it is in need of adjustment ??
The Defpom
www.radiomods.co.nz/
www.TheDefpom.com
www.s-and-m-software.com</p>
I know most radios with internal frequency counters have a buffer stage before the counter connection point from the VCO, maybe it is in need of adjustment ??
The Defpom
www.radiomods.co.nz/
www.TheDefpom.com
www.s-and-m-software.com</p>