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Mods.DK serves as a central repository for **amateur radio modifications**, offering a substantial collection of user-contributed articles. Hams can find detailed instructions for various equipment, from transceivers by Yaesu, Kenwood, and Icom to microphones and power supplies. The database, currently holding 6230 articles, facilitates searching for specific equipment modifications, such as enabling out-of-band receive and transmit capabilities or integrating high-speed packet modems for enhanced data communications. Many entries focus on achieving better performance from existing gear, often detailing how to expand frequency coverage for MARS/CAP operations or optimize radios for 9600 baud packet. The site also includes repair instructions and general improvements for a wide array of HAM rigs and modems, reflecting a community-driven effort to share technical knowledge. Users are cautioned that modifications are not verified by Mods.DK and are undertaken at one's own risk, with potential legal implications depending on local regulations. The platform emphasizes community support, encouraging direct contact with authors or forum discussions for troubleshooting.

Again, Kenwood TS-2000 modifications collected by mods.dk

Kenwood TS-830 manual, tips and fixes

Common faults, and modifications for the kenwood TS-430 S

MARS CAP Mod for TS-570

Radiomods.nz modifications page

The Kenwood TH-F6A handheld transceiver can achieve an extended transmit frequency range of 137-174 MHz, 216-235 MHz, and 410-470 MHz by removing a specific diode and chip resistor from the main PCB. This modification also expands the receive range on the A-band to 142-152 MHz, 216-235 MHz, and 420-450 MHz. For the TH-F7E, the transmit range extends to 137-174 MHz and 410-470 MHz, with a corresponding receive range on the A-band. Performing these hardware changes will reset and initialize the radio's memory contents, necessitating prior backup of important channel frequencies. Instructions are provided for constructing a homemade PC programming cable compatible with the Kenwood TH-G71A, TH-F6A, and TH-F7E. The interface utilizes an RS-232-to-logic (0-3.3V) level-shifter and a full-duplex serial connection, adapting the Kenwood PG-4S cable schematic for the TH-G71's 2.5mm and 3.5mm phono plugs. Specific schematic tweaks include changing R1 from 150 ohms to 1K ohm to optimize power from the serial port and adding a 150K ohm resistor between the Radio TXD and ground to manage the 3.3V I/O pin. Detailed plug pinouts for the 2.5mm and 3.5mm connectors are presented, with the interface's TXD connecting to the ring of the 2.5mm plug and RxD to the shield of the 3.5mm plug. Ground connects to the shield of the 2.5mm plug, while the tips of both plugs are no-connects. Debugging procedures cover verifying positive and negative power rails from the serial port, checking component polarities, and testing level-shifting and inversion functions of the interface. Software setup involves enabling "TC ON" (Menu 15 for TH-G71, Menu 9 for TH-F6) and using Kenwood's MCP programming software.

Another good collection of TS-850 modifications

Collection of modifications notes for the Kenwood TS850

Collection of TS-50 mods, LCD display dark, TS50<-->AT50 communication, TS-50 Power Mod for QRP, TX Coverage mod TS-50, CAT control for TS-50S

Antenna adaprter mods fot the Kenwood TH-F6A or TH-F7

Collection of mods for the Kenwood TS-850

List of modifications for the kenwood TS-50

Modifications for the Kenwood TS-940, TS-940S LCD Clock Display Erratic Operation, Talk Power Improvement, erratic display, ALC mod

Battery problem with TS-570

This modification will allow the use of separate receive and transmit antennas on the Kenwood TS-850S/AT.

Problem width the memories, TS-570 Batteries, MARS/CAP Modification

TM-241A RX/TX mods The TM-421 a is capable of transmitting from 136 to 174 MHz when the following modification is performed

Kenwood TS-570 mods at mods.dk

1500 watts PEP output from a Kenwood TL-922 amplifier requires careful attention to parasitic suppression and component selection to ensure stability and longevity. This resource critically examines common modifications, often based on anecdotal evidence rather than sound engineering principles, that can degrade performance or introduce new issues. It highlights how replacing aged components often gets misattributed to the efficacy of unnecessary modifications, leading to widespread misinformation within the amateur radio community regarding amplifier stability. The article details specific, effective modifications for the TL-922, such as shortening anode-to-chassis and anode-to-grid paths to improve VHF stability and efficiency. It addresses issues like incorrect capacitor types in the tank circuit, inadequate grid grounding, and poor RF sheet metal design, providing practical solutions like adding direct ground connections for the plate tune variable capacitor. The author also discusses proper parasitic suppressor design, emphasizing the importance of lead length and component selection for optimal performance and harmonic suppression, contrasting these with less effective or detrimental 'magical suppression kits'.

Collection of radio mods for Kenwood TS-870

radiomods.co.nz modifications for the Kenwood TS-450

Kenwood TH-D7a TX band modification

Modifications for the Kenwood TS-870S

This mod flattens out the ACC2 audio input low frequency response

WR1B review of the Kenwood TS-570D on QST Jan 1997

Kenwood TS 990S, Military Auxiliary Radio System modification

Kenwood TS-2000 Transmit / Receiver eSSB Modifications by N3GX

Unfilter LF output from the TH215/415 kenwood portable radio

Kenwood TM-201/401 Increased TX Audio, mod for microphone gain

Mods for Kenwood TS-950SD / SDX

Mods.dk modifications for the Kenwood TS-690

Articles about TM-D710 radio modifications at Mods.dk

DSP-100 Hi-Fi TX and RX Mods for the TS-850S by KA0KA

Kenwood TS-950SDX ESSB audio mods by voodoo labs

TS-690 50 MHz modulation problem solved

This amplifier had the full treatment, including nichrome hairpins, but they had to be removed because of parasitics or instability.

Doing the MARS Mod on the TS890S. This will take care of any of your HF or Mars needs, and any new bands added in the future. You will now have the new 60m Band also. It is unclear if it will open up the 4m Band that some EU Countries are now allowed.

The page provides a collection of modifications and upgrades for the Kenwood TS440 transceiver. Hams looking to enhance the performance or features of their Kenwood TS440 will find valuable information and instructions here. The site offers a range of mods for various amateur radio equipment, catering to a global audience of radio enthusiasts. Visitors can easily navigate to other related pages on modifications for different radio models, as well as general information on CB and ham radios.