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Old 24th Jan 2011, 6:45 pm   #1
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Default TR82 and VTR103 handles

Does anyone know an easy way of removing the carrying handle from these radios? I have one with cracked covers on the ends of the handles. I bought a potential donor set but ended up breaking these covers trying to remove them. Removing the handle seems awkward as well.

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Old 24th Jan 2011, 6:53 pm   #2
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Default Re: TR82 and VTR103 handles

Hi, You have to remove the spring clip on the inside, not too difficult if you remove the chassis first. I used a flat scraper to raise the clip, then slide off. The covers are attached to the shaft. The bit behind the handle is a seperate moulding.
All will become clear once the clip is off.
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Old 25th Jan 2011, 6:10 pm   #3
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Thanks Les. I will bear this in mind when I get my next TR82!!
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