[Drake] aux-7

Stephen C. Finch [email protected]
Mon, 24 Jun 2002 08:31:25 -0600 

I modified my TR-7A to xmit anywhere by using two diodes.  While I've never transmitted outside the amateur bands, it sure made it nice for the 30, 12, and 17 meter bands.  And now the 5 mhz band.  Also much cheaper than a chip for each band.  Besides, once the chip was installed, you could transmit anywhere within a 500 khz segment regardless of amateur allocation.

So, the two diode fix would be nothing different -- from a legal perspective.

Steve
AI0W

[email protected] wrote:

> the chip drake used on the aux- board, texas inst. bc-1206. Would you call this chip a diode array chip or did I go by another name. looked theu Newarks cat. but no luck on a current sub.May not be looking under the proper name. I can duplicate the chip with diodes and a 14 pin header and I hav modded the tr-7 for full coverage and really don't need the aux-7 BUT just have a bug about this whole thing. They must still use simular chips today.
> well thanks for any offerings
> dale k8peo
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