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Icom IC-718 All-Band TX (60M, MARS, CAP) - HFLINK

icom IC-718 All-Band TX (60M, MARS, CAP) Neither nor the author are responsible for damage to any equipment resulting from the use of this information. This modification requires de-soldering of static-sensitive components. Improper technique may damage the radio or result in undesirable operation and may require expensive repairs. DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS MODIFICATION IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE PROPER TOOLS AND/OR TRAINING TO PERFORM THE MODIFICATION. A ground strap for the technician is recommended and a grounded temperature-controlled soldering iron are REQUIRED for this operation. Photos and text by K0ZL Bill Remove the power cord and covers of the radio. Leave the antenna connector on, if the shield is grounded, or use a grounded lead and clip onto the chassis of the rig. Tilt the front face plate down by removing the screws securing the top of the front plate bracket to the chassis. The bottom screws will act as a pivot. Remove D53, D54 and D55.

Icom IC-718 All-Band TX (60M, MARS, CAP) Neither MODS.DK nor the author are responsible for damage to any equipment resulting from the use of this information.

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1 icom IC-718 All-Band TX (60M, MARS, CAP) Neither nor the author are responsible for damage to any equipment resulting from the use of this information. This modification requires de-soldering of static-sensitive components. Improper technique may damage the radio or result in undesirable operation and may require expensive repairs. DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS MODIFICATION IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE PROPER TOOLS AND/OR TRAINING TO PERFORM THE MODIFICATION. A ground strap for the technician is recommended and a grounded temperature-controlled soldering iron are REQUIRED for this operation. Photos and text by K0ZL Bill Remove the power cord and covers of the radio. Leave the antenna connector on, if the shield is grounded, or use a grounded lead and clip onto the chassis of the rig. Tilt the front face plate down by removing the screws securing the top of the front plate bracket to the chassis. The bottom screws will act as a pivot. Remove D53, D54 and D55.

2 Reset of the radio will probably not be necessary. Reassemble radio and test.