[Motorola] UHF syntor front end
Mike May
[email protected]
Fri, 06 Sep 2002 10:47:13 -0700
Did you also tune the receiver LO injection or did you leave that as tuned
for the stock 450-470 band. It sounds like the receive mixer level may be
to low for the downbanded region of 440-450. It's been years since I've
worked on a syntor but this may be your problem and I don't have my syntor
manual handy otherwise I could tell you where the Local Oscillator tuning
is.
Mike
WB8VLC/7
Randy Zelick wrote:
> Hello list...
>
> I just tuned up a 450-470 syntor A in the 440-450 range with very
> disappointing results. Sensitivity went from 0.3 microvolts to 1.3
> microvolts even though all the preselector slugs seem to peak. Bandwidth
> is even worse than expected (< 2 MHz).
>
> Anyone have a fix or similar experience? Time to get out the soldering
> iron?
>
> Thanks,
>
> =Randy=
>
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