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The Lescomm board itself isn't the reason why the radio drifts... it drifts due to the crystal oscillator and the clarifier circuits... they are poorly designed/cheaply built with low quality components from Galaxy. Robb and I have done some extensive modifications and testing on this, and have concluded that the 949/959 radios are just plain awful for drift. We were able to get a little bit of the drift out, but nothing near where it should be. I can't speak for the rest of the stuff that Les did, but his channel boards are top notch.

~Cheers~

[QUOTE="ExitThirteen, post: 506694, member: 6878"] The Lescomm board itself isn't the reason why the radio drifts... it drifts due to the crystal oscillator and the clarifier circuits... they are poorly designed/cheaply built with low quality components from Galaxy. Robb and I have done some extensive modifications and testing on this, and have concluded that the 949/959 radios are just plain awful for drift. We were able to get a little bit of the drift out, but nothing near where it should be. I can't speak for the rest of the stuff that Les did, but his channel boards are top notch. ~Cheers~ [/QUOTE]

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