Que parte necesito modificar de ts 430s kenwood
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21/7/2012 01:05AM
The main legal restriction signals from the control unit are grouped on connector 10 on the RF board. The connector carries three logic signals: TXI, WRC, and PD, their descriptions being as follows:
TXI TX Inhibit - out of amateur band.
WRC TX Inhibit - out of WARC band
PD Power down (ie, reduction) on 28MHz (for USA)
The behaviour of these lines may vary depending on the serial number and country of purchase.
Additional transmitter inhibit signals are derived from the receiver roofing-filter selection logic, on the RF board itself; these being used to prevent transmission in the range 0.15 to 1.6MHz, and to apply additional restrictions in regions where not all WARC bands are allocated. For M-type transceivers, regional WARC band restrictions can be removed by unplugging the white link-wire on the RF board (see the user manual, p22). Other versions do not have the WARC band restriction components fitted, and so transmit on all amateur bands without modification. When configured for full amateur use, the transmitter frequency coverage is as follows:
1.6 - 2, 3 - 4, 6.9 - 7.5, 10 - 10.5, 13.9 - 15, 18 - 19, 20.9 - 22, 24 - 25, 27.9 - 30 MHz.
Note that that these ranges already give considerable coverage outside of the amateur bands, and place the onus on the operator to avoid unallocated frequencies. If you require additional coverage, removing the plug from connector 10 enables transmission at full power over the complete HF range from 1.6
El articulista dice que solo basta desconectar el plug del conector 10 de la tarjeta de RF para tener trasmisión a full potencia en todo el rango de HF desde los 1.6 Mhz.
Lee totalmente lo que está en inglés.
Recuerde que hacer esto está prohibido en la mayoria de los paises.
Manuel H. Cortés
21/7/2012 02:18PM
Mas claro imposible.
Ten en cuenta lo que te dice el amigo en cuanto al aspecto legal, ademas recuerda tendras full power que, creo, excede por mucho la potencia admisible de los 27 MHz.
Suerte.
31/1/2013 10:45AM
Te esperamos.
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