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Re: I am back
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Howard,

I'm pretty sure that the 480's service menus don't talk.  I'd be careful 
about changing those power settings unless you have an accurate way to 
measure both power output and signal quality.  Increasing the power output 
may cause your finals to clip, which may cause spurious emissions.  I'm not 
saying you shouldn't try; just be careful.

Steve

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Howard Kaufman" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 07:15
Subject: Re: I am back


>I am rethinking my decision about that.
> I was concerned that it is more likely for a web mail account to get 
> hacked.
> Can't be worse than this I guess.
> Did anybody answer my magic jack question?
>
> Another question, A friend and I are going to venture in to the ts-480
> service menus to see if we can reset the power output levels on the radio.
> By slim chance, does anybody know if theese menus will talk?
> Has anybody ever ventured in there?
>

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