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I love those old transceivers: Built like a tank, easy to repair and with very good documantation. Compared to the scrap of today this was the golden age......

Good to see u back on the bench Buddy.

Just remember you have that busy overtime because you're good at your profession.

Great to see you working at the bench again Buddy have really missed you. Ve7ban Sidney BC.

Nice to see your video again. I learn something every time. Thanks for sharing all your experience

Thanks Buddy 👍🇬🇧

Love the channel Buddy. Been watching for years, keep it up. Have learned many things from the way you make it easy to follow. W1UWC Dan

Nice repair as always Buddy!

Glad to see you back in the radio shop. As always after watching your videos, I feel like I learn so much from your experience. Hope all is good in life and family. Keep up the good work. Very much appreciated.

Nice repair Buddy! Glad to see your videos again! Thanks for posting!

Great video, Buddy! Good to hear from you.

Now that skill.love watching you work.

Wow that is a lot of electronics man.

That's a lot of work to satisfy your OCD! :) Great video as always! ~Jack, VEG

Who would give Buddy a thumbs down??

Nice job Buddy. Maybe just the angle of the camera but it looked like the right side vfo light was out. Good to see you back.

To the radio shop well done for repairing the yaesu 902dm radio From paul chApman

Great job!

Beautiful job as usual but the right side bulb in the VFO is out or out of position.. I sure hope you caught that before you shipped it.

That radio looks new . Maybe I can eventually find one someone has taken care of like this . Very nice work . I skipped through a lot , I’ve got to get to sleep , but I just ran across your channel and subscribed 👍

Yes I had on of those with most accessories and it was a great old rig. My problem is I have no room for the rig and sold it. Always second guessing why I sold it but I have too many old radios. Love them though.

As always great educational video and years of experience ,that cant be learned at any collage . Bravo maestro .I got same radio but my problem is ,no filament voltage on the final tubes.

Ótimo eguipamento perfeito parabéns bazuka Foz do Iguaçu pr Brasil 🇧🇷🦈🦈🇧🇷🇧🇷🦈

Sometimes you just have to loc that Meltite,,,, lol ..

I've been watching your videos for quite a while now and have enjoyed watching these videos for quite some time I just recently purchased a Browning eagle r27 s23 which is the radio that I've always wanted and could never afford it was an eBay purchase which I paid too much for and it is old and not working properly I would like to have this one restored and to watch a video on it getting restored and in working order and I know that you are probably backed up with more work than you can handle but I'm wanting to know if you would be willing to take on the task and to also set this one up for external vfo use thank you for stopping by and for reading my comment 73 from KM4AZY

very good video buddy''''i hope you do a video on my icom when it comes time''''73's james.

I have corrected my receive issue with the little relay as you explain. But the lkost of receive is come back, but it seem that it is related to the ATT button.

Muito bom parabéns …

Why didn't you replace the faulty bulb on the right side of the VFOdial? But nice video!

Did you replace the dead bulb in the VFO readout before sending it back home?

I have 901dm that drift any solution

But it's good to have a job, yeah? :)

ya your getting just as bad as the rest of the videos you are telling after you already fixed it i thought you better then that

I don't know if you are aware, but the Phillips screws in Japanese products (you can tell by the dimple on the head of the screw) are slightly different than "American" Phillips screws. The screwdriver that works best for them are Japanese Industrial Standard or JIS screwdrivers. Here is an amazon webpage that has them: www.amazon.com/Hozan-JIS-4-JIS-Screwdriver-3rd/dp/B00A7WAHTU Thanks for the lesson Buddy.