Inexpensive Panadapter kits for Yaesu
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Inexpensive Panadapter kits for Yaesu
If you own a Yaesu FT-920, FT-950, FT-1000/1000D (MP and MK-V coming soon) and the FT-2000, then these are for you!
http://mypanadapter.com/
http://mypanadapter.com/
One of my customers posted a YouTube video
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Good to have customer reviews... any ICOM radio interfaces in the future?
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This will work with any radio that has a First IF above 28 MHz. The question is how difficult is it to pull that signal from the rigs First IF. Do we need a buffer? Will we damage the rig? ect.
Some rigs have a Test Point at the First IF, that makes them easy. Then all we need to do is experiment to see if a Cap will suffice or will we need to build a buffer.
If you have a model number in mind, send me a Service Manual.......
Some rigs have a Test Point at the First IF, that makes them easy. Then all we need to do is experiment to see if a Cap will suffice or will we need to build a buffer.
If you have a model number in mind, send me a Service Manual.......
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IC7600 Service Manual
http://bee.mif.pg.gda.pl/ciasteczkowypotwor/KF/Icom/IC7600_serv.pdf
IC-7000 Service Manual
http://www.radiomanual.info/schemi/IC7000_serv_addendums.pdf
IC-706MKIIG Service Manual
http://www.rigpix.com/icom/ic706mkiig_service.pdf
IC-9100 Service Manual
http://www.on0den.be/assets/plugindata/poolc/Service%20Manual%20IC-9100.pdf
http://bee.mif.pg.gda.pl/ciasteczkowypotwor/KF/Icom/IC7600_serv.pdf
IC-7000 Service Manual
http://www.radiomanual.info/schemi/IC7000_serv_addendums.pdf
IC-706MKIIG Service Manual
http://www.rigpix.com/icom/ic706mkiig_service.pdf
IC-9100 Service Manual
http://www.on0den.be/assets/plugindata/poolc/Service%20Manual%20IC-9100.pdf
N1LAF- Charter Member
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FT-900?
What about the FT-900AT? Would something like that work?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Hi Jerry,
It will work on any rig with a First IF in the 24 MHZ to 1.8 GHz frequency Range. Most rig require a mod to pull the signal from the First IF and some rigs don't like that mod...........
I have no ise what is required for the FT-900.
DO you have a service manual?
It will work on any rig with a First IF in the 24 MHZ to 1.8 GHz frequency Range. Most rig require a mod to pull the signal from the First IF and some rigs don't like that mod...........
I have no ise what is required for the FT-900.
DO you have a service manual?
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ka9mot wrote:Hi Jerry,
It will work on any rig with a First IF in the 24 MHZ to 1.8 GHz frequency Range. Most rig require a mod to pull the signal from the First IF and some rigs don't like that mod...........
I have no ise what is required for the FT-900.
DO you have a service manual?
No. I don't have a service manual for that. I may end up looking for a different rig on an issue unrelated to this.
The operator manual says that it is a 70.455 MHz 1st IF. Then the 2nd IF is 455kHz.
I do need a service manual for the thing.
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At 70 MHz, it would work just fine. The question remains, how do we tap the First IF. Later, if I get some time, I'll look and see what I can find.
I still need to go through Paul's Service Manuals... There is allot of stuff there.
I still need to go through Paul's Service Manuals... There is allot of stuff there.
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Thanks Paul. This is great. This is a nice copy.
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The quality of the manual is not good for the schematics. I think I located the 1st IF mixer, it is on the top of PDF page 70.
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This is better than most I see on the internet.
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N1LAF wrote:Good to have customer reviews... any ICOM radio interfaces in the future?
Yes! I just found a way to use a buffered Digital Splitter with the IC-7600. I ordered 2 splitters and they are on their way!
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