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From: YOUNG@MARLBORO.DEC.COM
Newsgroups: net.ham-radio
Subject: Re: need help on 160 mtr rcvr problem
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Date: Tue, 12-Nov-85 17:00:15 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov 12 17:00:15 1985
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I used to have a TS-820, and used the transverter plug to do what you
want.  There is a switch on the back of the radio which must be set in
the transverter position.  This switch opens the receive line so you
can patch your filter or external antenna to it.  I had two pieces
of RG-174 coming out of my transverter plug, and had a box which would
connect them for normal operation or connect the beverage to the receiver
input.  I also used to connect a second receiver to the transmit antenna
through the box, and also an external attenuator and a preamp.  The
transverter switch on the TS-820  also opens the screen line to the
final amplifier tubes.  You have to put a jumper in the plug which
reconnects the screens.  I don't remember the pinout for the plug,
but knowing what it is supposed to do you should be able to figure
it out from the schematic.  I think the TS-520S also had the same
plug and pinout.

If you can't get it to work, I will look for the plug, and if I still
have it I will let you know how it is wired.

				Paul Young, K1XM
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