Ramsey Electronics FZ-146 Specifications download pdf (Page 12)

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THE RAMSEY CFX TRANSCEIVER ENCLOSURE KIT:

The CFX Kit is very obviously a fair value and solid investment for the long

term performance and worth of your transceiver. As we have mentioned, we

make it "optional" ONLY because some of our ham customers have

specialized applications requiring only the basic PC board kit. We try

whenever we can to accommodate that important do-it-yourself spirit of ham

radio.

ENCLOSURE KIT PARTS LIST

Please check the boxes after the components have been identified, and it is

also handy at this time to “sort” the like components into groups or bins (an

egg carton does nicely) to avoid using the wrong component during

assembly.

 1 Steel bottom shell with 5 threaded PC board standoff posts

 1 Steel top shell

 1 Front control panel

 1 Rear panel with access holes to PC mounted jacks

 2 Steel side rails

 5 PC board standoff spacers

 5 #4 nuts to secure PC board on standoffs

 8 #4 screws to mount front and rear panels

 8 #6 screws for securing top and bottom to side rails

 1 large knob for Channel Selection Switch

 2 smaller knobs for Volume and Squelch controls

 4 self-adhesive rubber feet

CFX CASE ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE:

The purpose of these hardware parts is largely self-evident. We offer the

following suggestions for your convenience and to minimize wear and tear

on your factory-fresh CFX enclosure.

 1. Since the bottom shell might be used for several "test fittings" during

transceiver assembly, install the rubber feet right away to protect its

finish.

 2. Obviously, the PC board cannot be secured permanently to the

bottom section until after installation of L9, R32 and L10 AFTER

Alignment and before Transmitter tuneup.

 3. Install the strain-relief grommet supplied with the transceiver kit in its

rear panel hole. Pass the black ground wire through this grommet. The

red, fused wire will have to be unsoldered from S1 and then carefully

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