TM721A.14

4. Reassemble the unit in the reverse order as described above.  When
you power the rig up, the display should show 440.000 and 144.000 on
the displays.  It is now ready for operation.  If necessary, perform
the microprocessor reset function by holding down the F button while
turning on the power.  Reprogram the unit with the data you saved in
step 1.


Comments:

There is nothing special about operating the rig once the modification
is made.  All functions operate exactly as before except that the range
on each band is extended as described above.  You will probably want to
program the band scan limiting channels (A and B) on both bands since
otherwise your vfo scanning will be too broad and will spend a lot of
time scanning in areas which it cannot receive.

In addition, my rig also has the cross-band repeater mod.  I do not
know if having this is a prerequisite to performing the mod mentioned
above.  If it is, then R121 will also have to be removed.  The cross-
band repeater mod has already been discussed on the net so I won't go
into it at this time.

Enjoy this mod but don't endanger your license!  Don't transmit out of
band and don't allow others to, even if they're licensed for those
frequencies!

-fred

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| Fred Lloyd  KJ6RK  PP-SEL                         flloyd@sun.com |
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| (415) 336-6322                                                   |
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