Icom Ic 731 Service Manual

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I was given a junk automatic tuner from a Kenwood HF radio years ago. I cleaned it a bit after I got and stored it.

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While in Mega Mall a few months ago, I saw a nice good sized cast aluminum project box at Alexan and though it would be a nice case for that tuner innards if I convert it to a manual tuner. Last night I finally drilled the last holes for the SO-239s and for the band switches.

It requires 12 volts to operate, but that is ok. I might one day put in the original SWR bridge and do a built in electronic SWR meter (bar graph) or something so I left the band relays in, instead of replacing it with a rotary wafer switch. I left the original nylon gears for the capacitor shafts and use them as knobs.

I just tested it on forty meters and it works well. This is now my most compact 100W tuner, so I will bring it for field work instead of the heavy Yaesu FC-901. I first saw the ad for the 705 months earlier. There were two that were advertised for sale by a ham from Lucena City but too many questions in my head back then so I did not buy it. Eventually a ham from Marikina, Ed bought the pair and a few days later, I was at his place trying to buy one of them.

The one he sold me looked better than the one he retained. Normally you would wonder why. But I did not quibble as i got to have since I already have the proper front panel for it with a good VFO encoder. I had thought to use the good LCD of the 705 too. The plastic polarizer film was falling off the 705 but I did not worry about that. An hour later, I found a used transistor of the same type (a precious 'original' that came from a junked Kenwood) in my junk box and replaced it immediately.