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Motorola Quantar Exciter Repair Part 2 - Repair and Testing 

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Removal of a sketchy questionable DIP socket from a Motorola Quantar's exciter and replacing it with a new one that doesn't even fit properly. A true professional repair.
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Комментарии : 6   
@Subgunman
@Subgunman 9 месяцев назад
I invested in a used Pace hot air desoldering system. Works great and when working on multilayer boards I use a new tip with a good reactive rosin. Gets all of the solder off.
@Florida_Blast
@Florida_Blast Год назад
Excellent video it's nice to see videos working on these rigs not many going around huge fan subs, straight forward thanks for this!
@guessabamine6766
@guessabamine6766 Год назад
Good job
@zapityzapzap
@zapityzapzap Год назад
When you pulled the chip from the original socket, you can see the socket lifting up off the PCB in the video.
@user-cg9vr6ld4s
@user-cg9vr6ld4s 11 месяцев назад
How would I be able to contact you about some Quantar repair tips that I am researching?...I have a lot of repeaters that have PA/RX fail. I am thinking about inversely swapping the exciter and control modules around until I get working units without having to strip each module down and do surgery like you have done here...
@cyberviewer1
@cyberviewer1 6 месяцев назад
What model is the rf dummy load
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