Ramsey Electronics FZ-146 Specifications download pdf (Page 13)

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resoldered after passing through the grommet. Snap in the locking

section of the relief grommet only AFTER both the red and black wires

are in place.

 4. Remove the two screws from the SO-239 antenna connector, gently

bend the lugs as needed to match the rear panel holes, then secure the

jack and lugs to the rear panel.

 5. Since the top shell will not be needed until you're ready to go on the

air, keep it wrapped in protective material until you're really ready to use

it.

 6. The side rails may be installed to the bottom section at any time. To

prevent loss of the screws for the top, keep them loosely threaded in the

side rails.

 7. There is no point in securing the front panel controls and jacks to the

panel permanently until AFTER wiring the Channel Selection switch.

Note the locking hole for the switch in the front panel which mates the

tab on the front of the switch.

 8. Use care and a well chosen pair of pliers to secure the microphone

and speaker jacks to the front panel, so as not to scratch the panel.

 9. Bend the leads of the TX LED so that their tension presses the front

of the bulb against its front panel hole.

 10. Whenever you find it necessary to remove the top shell, "store" the

screws back into their holes in the side rails.

 11. If you decide to install a ribbon cable in the diode matrix for external

programming control, route the cable (folded at a right angle) on the

synthesizer and receiver side of the board so that it exits the case

between the rear panel and top cover, right above the DC power cord.

Do NOT route any such cable across the VCO and transmitter side.

 12. After the PC board is secured to the case bottom and front/rear

panels, it is a good idea to neaten up the wires to the controls and

jacks, bundling them at two or three points with tie wraps or cord.

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Ramsey Electronics FZ-146 Specifications Page 13