[Yaesu] Re: Yaesu Digest, Vol 22, Issue 4
Phil Barnes-Roberts WA6DZS
wa6dzs at charter.net
Wed Feb 8 07:00:51 EST 2006
yaesu-request at mailman.qth.net wrote:
>
> Nick,
>
> The whole top "folds back on the radio"... Get yourself an old Sears
> catalog or catalogs the equivalent height so you will not tear up the
> wiring harness. Also careful with the speaker wire which is not real
> long.. The fan is easy to get to..
>
> Jerry
> W3CDE
>
> nickn9hno at netzero.net wrote:
>
>
>>Hello to all in the group,
>>I have a 767 and need to get inside to repair cooling fan, how do you open the radio up to get to the fan.
>>I tried from the bottom with no luck, any ideas so I dont want to damage anything. I am also looking for a service manual for it.
>>NICK/N9HNO
Nick & All--
You can download an FT-767GX service manual from < http://www.mods.dk >;
I went looking for mine to look up an answer to this question, and had
to go find one there.
Mods.dk (that's in Denmark) now has a sign up; with a free account, you
can download IIRC a mod or file every day, and a manual (on a separate
FTP site, but relatively painless) once every four days. If you make a
donation (3 months $9 or 12 months $17) by PayPal you have more 'VIP'
privileges.
The download (probably depending on time of day both ends) can be slow;
the 767 Service Manual is 22MB and change, Zipped PDF, and took almost
an hour over our (usually quick) cable modem at only some 6-7kibi/sec.
Dialup could get expensive, so you may want to try one of the manual
vendors like Pete Markavage; <
http://www.manualman.com/catalog/news124.htm > for $28.50.
--
73, Phil Barnes-Roberts WA6DZS mailto:wa6dzs at arrl dot net
All else aside, RF to the other fellow's antenna is what counts.
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