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CambridgeWorks · 13th Jan 2018, 7:31 pm

I have an FT77 I modded to top band using an FT707 article (or two) in PW. I was not happy about losing one of the 10m segments as described to enable the top band mod. I came up with my own discreet solution that ADDED 160M to the rest of the bands. Ingenious i say myself and I have what must be a unique all band FT77. If info wanted, I will start another thread so it is not OT.
Rob

13th Jan 2018, 7:31 pm	#31
CambridgeWorks Nonode Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Spalding, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, UK. Posts: 2,859	Re: What’s a relatively decent (old) transceiver for my needs? I have an FT77 I modded to top band using an FT707 article (or two) in PW. I was not happy about losing one of the 10m segments as described to enable the top band mod. I came up with my own discreet solution that ADDED 160M to the rest of the bands. Ingenious i say myself and I have what must be a unique all band FT77. If info wanted, I will start another thread so it is not OT. Rob __________________ Apprehension creeping like a tube train up your spine - Cymbaline. Film More soundtrack - Pink Floyd