[NLRS] Using a Radio Shack HTX-10 as a 28 Mhz IF

[Jim.N9NGH]

The HTX-10 is in a class by itself. Not even close to the HTX-100. 
Mods are scarce or not possible. The  rig was designed so as it 
"could not be modified"!  One may be clever enough to redesign the 
HTX-10 to be used as a viable piece of gear other than a 10 meter 
mobile rig but it will take considerable "finesse" from what I read 
on this rig. I have one that is essentially brand new that my dad 
gave me. I wish I could do something with it... It just sits in the 
box it came in on a shelf. It is essentially "brand new"!  One draw 
back even if it could be modified. It tunes in 100 KHz steps! Nothing 
in between!

Jim, N9NGH - EN34px Hudson, WI
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>Carl Estey asked:
>>  I am considering using a Radio Shack HTX-10 as a 28 Mhz IF with a
>>  transverter for 432 Mhz.  I do not have a schematic for the transceiver and
>
>I recently noticed a recipe on the DEM web site for doing this with an
>HTX-100.  See:  http://www.downeastmicrowave.com/library.htm
>
>Maybe they're similar?
>
>I believe an DEM AOS is designed for use when you don't have a transmit signal
>coming from your radio.
>
>Glen
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