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The club owns an all-bands HF valve rig, the [[FT-101EE]]. While it does work, it is in a relatively poor state. Among problems that have been noted are that the frequency drifts more than expected for a valve rig during transmission, and that the input and output frequencies are significantly offset.
The club owns an all-bands HF valve rig, the [[FT-101EE]]. While it does work, it is in a relatively poor state. Among problems that have been noted are that the frequency drifts more than expected for a valve rig during transmission, and that the input and output frequencies are significantly offset.



Latest revision as of 18:27, 19 November 2022

FT-101 Restoration
FT-101 Restoration
Status In Progress
Project Lead User:SkylerMansfield

FT-101 Restoration

The club owns an all-bands HF valve rig, the FT-101EE. While it does work, it is in a relatively poor state. Among problems that have been noted are that the frequency drifts more than expected for a valve rig during transmission, and that the input and output frequencies are significantly offset.

Valve rigs are cool, and also likely to be what people on a student budget will be able to afford when it comes to HF rigs (especially at rallies, etc.). Therefore, it would be nice if this were fully working and in a good, presentable state.

So, let's try to restore this rig.


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