could not open /dev/kbd to get keyboard type US keyboard assumed could not get keyboard type US keyboard assumed could not open /dev/kbd to get keyboard type US keyboard assumed could not get keyboard type US keyboard assumed Subject: YAESU FT767GX mod Message-ID: <8908221542.AA00047@adam.DG.COM> From: Kendell_Chilton@dgc.mceo.dg.COM Date: 22 Aug 89 14:42:58 GMT I have recently purchased the aforementioned transceiver. I have had no problems to speak of and enjoy the rig thoroughly. I would like to submit the following mod for the rig. Note that implementation on this mod is at the rig owner's risk and may violate warranties. Here is a description of the mod: o Remove the bottom cover (8 screws: 4 underneath, 2 on each side) o Remove the plastic rear panel. (Just a cosmetic piece) o Remove the rear metal panel. (So many screws) o Loosen the "hinge" screws on the front bottom. There are 4 of them. o Lift the now loose card tray to expose to inner circuit boards. Be careful! There are two power supply lines that need to be disconnected. (Remember to reconnect them on assembly.) (one is the control board, the other the one we want.) Note that the board we will mod is the same one that has the switch that allows changing the tuning dial from 5kHz/rev to 10kHz/rev. o Change the position of switch S01. The rig will now transmit from 1.5 to 29.99999 MHz. o Reverse the disassembly procedure. Well that's it. You are now ready for any band addition that may come our way. If you have problems, reply; I'll try to answer your questions. 73s de KA1TIH : Kendell_Chilton@dgc.mceo.dg.com (Ken Chilton) From mbrinkho@inetnebr.com Thu Dec 7 11:25 MST 1995 From: "Matt C. Brinkhoff" This modification is intended for use with the Yaesu FT767GX when equipped with the optional 2 Meter module. It appears that Yaesu has the 2 Meter module default to Japanese 2M freqs (144.000-145.9999MHz). After using the backup switch to reset memories on the 767, the 2M module will also reset to default. To restore full US 2M band coverage (144.0000-147.9999MHz), follow this procedure: 1) place "backup" switch on rear panel to OFF position 2) power OFF radio 3) hold down "2" key and power ON radio 4) return backup switch to ON position Although I can't imagine that you could possibly break your radio with this mod, standard disclaimers for radio modifications apply. -- Matt C. Brinkhoff, KB0RXC mbrinkho@inetnebr.com Lincoln, Nebraska [EN10] Copied from the QRZ! Windows Ham Radio CDROM