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Old 20th Apr 2022, 11:35 am   #1
ex seismic
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Default Russian R107 transceiver

Does anyone here own one of these? I bought one a long while ago described as working, which it does but only on one frequency. It is VFO tuning and I cannot see any mechanical connection between the capacitor and the tuning knob, hence the one frequency. Moving the cap by hand changes the frequency. I would like to know how the drive is meant to work.

Gordon
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