PACE SIDETALK 1000B MODS INSTALL

Uniden вЂњcloneвЂќ multimode copycat models using MC145106 PLL and with EPT3600-10A, -10Z, -11A, 11Z, -13B, -14B or similar Ranger-type chassis. Uniden Multimode Export w/MC145106 PLL, PC999 chassis Stalker 9-FDX, President McKinley export: Remove C57.

Uniden Multimode Export w/MC145106 PLL, PC893 chassis Uniden Multimode Export w/MC145106 PLL, PC879 chassisД¬obra 148GTL-DX (early): Remove C48. Uniden 'clone' Multimode Export w/MC145106 PLL, EPT00JA-10Z chassis Uniden Multimode Export w/MC145106 PLL, PB042 chassis Uniden Multimode Export w/MC145106 PLL, PB010 chassisД¬obra 148GTL-DX (late), President Richard, Superstar 360FM: Ham IntвЂ™l Concorde III, Jumbo III, Multimode III. Remove wire from вЂњI.вЂќ (IN = wire from T12, OUT = вЂњI.вЂќ (C120/D14 junction next to T13.)Д¬ybernet PLL02A Export, PTBM125A4X or PTBM131A4XД¬olt 1600DX, 2000DX, HyGain 8795 (V), Lafayette 1800, Midlannd 7001 export, Pacific 160, Superstar 2000, Tristar 777: Remove C120.

PACE SIDETALK 1000B MODS INSTALL

Cut this wire and install the CG in series.Д¬ybernet PLL02A Export, PTBM121D4X, PTBM121COXД¬obra GTL150, Colt 320DX, 320FM, 1200DX (Excalibur), Ham IntвЂ™l Concorde II, HyGain 2795DX, Intek 1200FM, Lafayette HB70AFS,Tristar 747: A wire marked вЂњHвЂќ runs from one secondary terminal of T12 (the terminal not going to C116/R90) to the pad marked вЂњIвЂќ next to T13 (that contains one end of C120/D14). Ham IntвЂ™l Concorde, Jumbo, Multimode II, HyGain V, Lafayette 1200FM, Major M360, M588: A wire marked вЂњCвЂќ runs from the secondary terminal of T10 not going to C111/R88, to a foil pad containing one end of C122 and D12 on the main PTBM059 board, near T13. 3-5875A Superbase, Midland 78-574, 78-999, SBE LCBS-4: Remove C279 on RF board.Д¬ybernet PLL02A Export, PTBM059COX & PTOS006 or PTSY016AOX Install CG in series.Д¬ybernet PLL02A American, PTBM080/085COX & PTRF004/005DOX Cut this wire and install the CG in series.Дak Mark X only: Cut gray shielded cable connecting T10/C121 to CFl/D12. Pearce-Simpson Super Panther, RCA 14T302, Truetone CYJ4837A-87, Universe 5600:ДЄ wire marked вЂњCвЂќ runs from the secondary terminal of T10 not going to C111/R88, to a foil pad containing one end of C122 and D12, near T13. Yes, the Channel Guard Filters will help with Channel Bleedover Interference.ДЎ0.695 MHz AM/SSB HOOKUP LIST BY PLL CHASSIS TYPEД¬ybernet PLL02A American & Canadian, PTBM048AOX or PTDM058COXДЄWA/Thorn 1503, Boman CB950, Cardon Iroquois 40, Colt 480, 485DX, 890, 1000, 1200 (Excalibur), Gemtronics GTX77, G.E. There are a few stations in this area that are to darn loud and bleed all over me. Also try to ADD the filter to the exsisting one now you have 2 filters not one. In some radios if you don't the blanker will not work. PLEASE PLACE ALL OF YOUR CHANNEL GUARD INSTALLATON QUESTIONS HERE. Any help would be greatly appreciated.Closed: New threads not accepted on this page The only rub is that the 'S' meter reading is very 'stingy' on AM.

Might there be a component that could be bad in the meter circuit on AM that I am overlooking? I love using this old radio, it's a nice clean vintage unit, and it talks quite nicely.

I did a receive alignment, but didn't really change anything for the meter movement on AM. On SSB, the meter reads as it should, with audio clear and loud.

The receive audio is great, clear and loud. The trouble is that on AM, when receiving a strong close range signal, the meter shows only about 3-4 'S' units. I didn't really see any board number anywhere on it, but if I can locate a board number, I'll post it here on this thread. I cleaned it up, did a tuneup on it, and lined up all the crystals so they are on frequency, for the most part (this radio goes up to 27.605). I recently acquired an old Pace Sidetalk 1000B 23 channel AM/SSB base from a friend.

Pace sidetalk 1000b mods