PRESIDENT JACKSON FINAL OUTPUT REPLACEMENT - MRF477 ELEFLOW
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whats your friend talking on?
Is it a icom 735?
Mines sounds like crap on am too.
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Nice video :)
That sounds like Charlie Chum Chum who you are talking to ;)
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hi. this pcb can be made at home using any pcb desing software or draw the board to sketch it on a copper clad. there are pcb kits ready and aviable on the internet.
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Will be possible to modify a President Jack? It has only one 2SC2312 and a 2SC2166 driver. If the board is modified and a heatsink is included, would be possible to use a MRF455 instead of the finale transistor 2SC2312?
I think it would be a nice mod for this radio.
Thank you!
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were could i buy that board any info???
zx636racer 7 months ago
@zx636racer The board was made by UNIDEN and is now obsolete, i do not know of any sources that may have any.
weazle66 7 months ago
Hopefully you're still checking the comments for this video. I just bought an early 5-band Jackson off eBay. AM power is <3 watts at mid-band into a 1.1:1 SWR. Sideband PEP about 10. Ran into a snag during the transmitter alignment procedure in the service manual. I was able to adjust the driver bias (VR10) for 50mA, but I couldn't get any current reading at all on the final bias (VR9). The radio has the Motorola MRF477 final. Is there a test procedure I can follow posted somewhere?
scatterpated 7 months ago
@scatterpated Your output is very low, the Jackson should be 10 watts AM/FM and 25 watts PEP on SSB.
Normally if you can't get a bias current reading it could mean the transistor is faulty.
weazle66 7 months ago
Hi,
I bought a Jackson I-(1997) from ebay, and it has 2n3632-15 transistor instead of mitsubishi 2sc2166. The final transistor is motorola mrf 455. It is ok ?
catalin099 10 months ago
@catalin099 The 2N3632 is a VHF/UHF type transistor and not commonly used in HF applications, the MRF455 was used to replace the MRF477 in later model Jacksons and Lincolns.
weazle66 10 months ago