Plug n play channel kit

[Larry A McClanahan]

Following with interest of course.
innovation is a good thing.

Two people have created mods for these radios.
One doesn't sell it and the other does.

What gives me some pause is when you say you had problems with a diode array.
This diode array should be a non-issue if you are using a microcontroller since you can account for it in software.

Unless I misunderstand and this is just a switch mod made easy?

Yep

 

[Larry A McClanahan]

Following with interest of course.
innovation is a good thing.

Two people have created mods for these radios.
One doesn't sell it and the other does.

What gives me some pause is when you say you had problems with a diode array.
This diode array should be a non-issue if you are using a microcontroller since you can account for it in software.

Unless I misunderstand and this is just a switch mod made easy?

A simple switching module that allows the average Joe to plug a module in and have channels without cutting anything in there radio. Now, if the tech's went to use it I guess that's a good thing as well.

 

[Larry A McClanahan]

Figured out how to make one kit that works in the Dx-919, 929, 939, 949, 959, and dx979.
The Galaxy 2547 will be a separate kit with a Rotory switch that is mounted in the headphone jack.
Plug n play.

 

[dss56]

Are you still selling the channel kits interested in one for a 959 and the 2547.

thanks

 

[nomadradio]

Click on Larry A Mclanahan's username and you'll see that he was last seen over 17 weeks ago. I wouldn't anticipate a prompt relay to a post in this thread if he's been away from the forum for that long.

73

 

[9C1Driver]

Yea nothing else was ever posted about this so it's hard to say if he even ended up building any to actually sell. Best bet would be to click on his name and start a private conversation with him.