Post by 2600 on Feb 4, 2010 0:39:49 GMT -5
Somebody asked about this.
About the time life gets busy around here at the end of the year.
It ended up in "Draft Folder Limbo". Never got posted.
Now I can't remember who asked.
The question was about using a Glenn to control a Tram D201.
You don't unsolder a crystal and wire in a shielded cable on this radio. It's as close to "Plug and Play" as you get. The output cable from the crystal board simply unplugs. A short extension (shielded) cable does the job, once the Glenn is configured for the Tram.
I'm just too lazy to re-edit the file for this post, to use thumbnail pics as requested by the forum's owner.
But here is a link to the post on another forum. You should not need to register on that one to view this post.
And if this link fails to work for some reason, I can rework the file and post it here.
www.cbtricks.com/forum/index.php?topic=5392.0
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About the time life gets busy around here at the end of the year.
It ended up in "Draft Folder Limbo". Never got posted.
Now I can't remember who asked.
The question was about using a Glenn to control a Tram D201.
You don't unsolder a crystal and wire in a shielded cable on this radio. It's as close to "Plug and Play" as you get. The output cable from the crystal board simply unplugs. A short extension (shielded) cable does the job, once the Glenn is configured for the Tram.
I'm just too lazy to re-edit the file for this post, to use thumbnail pics as requested by the forum's owner.
But here is a link to the post on another forum. You should not need to register on that one to view this post.
And if this link fails to work for some reason, I can rework the file and post it here.
www.cbtricks.com/forum/index.php?topic=5392.0
73
