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Is this radio pretty much just an HR-2510??? And are they simular in looks??
output and features Thanks Tony
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output and features Thanks Tony
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The 2600 is the last of the HR series family (not including the remake of rhe Lincoln)
The 2600 is a 10m HAM radio with CTCSS repeater Tone Select.
Basically it is the same design as the 2510 and lincoln.
The Microprocessor does not have the extra programming for 11M that was included in almost every 2510 (a limited production run of the 2510 did not have the 11m programming in the microprocessor)
The 2600 is only convertable with a Microprocessor replacement or an XTAL swap. For micros you can use a micro from a 2510, but you will loose the CTCSS control and some features specific to the 2600. If you use a Chipswitch Replacement Microprocessor, you will be able to gain 10, 11, 12 and 15m (15m with a password and some circuit mods) Without losing any of the functionality designed into the 2600, and add many new features as well.
See www.chipswitch.com
for more info.
Many of the modifications for the 2510 and Lincoln will work on the 2600.
This alone makes this a fine radio to use.
I hope this helps,
Roger
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The 2600 is a 10m HAM radio with CTCSS repeater Tone Select.
Basically it is the same design as the 2510 and lincoln.
The Microprocessor does not have the extra programming for 11M that was included in almost every 2510 (a limited production run of the 2510 did not have the 11m programming in the microprocessor)
The 2600 is only convertable with a Microprocessor replacement or an XTAL swap. For micros you can use a micro from a 2510, but you will loose the CTCSS control and some features specific to the 2600. If you use a Chipswitch Replacement Microprocessor, you will be able to gain 10, 11, 12 and 15m (15m with a password and some circuit mods) Without losing any of the functionality designed into the 2600, and add many new features as well.
See www.chipswitch.com
for more info.
Many of the modifications for the 2510 and Lincoln will work on the 2600.
This alone makes this a fine radio to use.
I hope this helps,
Roger
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@ heartbreaker3473:Hello gentlemen and Ladies. I have the dreaded RCI-2990 receive issue where my radio gets distorted when people get close to my location. I found the C90 Capacitor, but I can not for the life of me find the C89 capacitor. Can or does anyone have a picture of the exact location of C89 ? Thank you in advance, Wes
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@ AudioShockwav:Wes, it's better if you start a thread on the main forum, more people are going to see your question.
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@ heartbreaker3473:I put it in the general disscution help area and started a new thread. Thank you for letting me know.