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Old 06-13-2009, 05:26 PM
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Default VX3000V service info

I have a VX-3000V VHF that has a small problem. I am in need of a service manual, but may be able to handle this without it. On the board, back by the external speaker jack is a 2200mf capacitor. In between the capacitor and where the main pos/neg power leads go into the board is something that has fried. The radio however, still works. it has full power out and receives fine, but I want to replace this part, but cannot identify it as it is smoked. It is a small cylindrical part that goes between the two yellow leads coming off of the capacitor.

I have never programmed a VX-3000 so any tips appreciated. I am able to program, but it is pretty basic so far.

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Old 06-20-2009, 12:24 AM
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If anyone has access to or a PDF copy of an FT-2600M that will work as well.

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Old 06-23-2009, 12:15 AM
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Talked with Vertex and it was a 3A diode that was burnt. Bought for $1.59 at radioshack and problem fixed. Radio now works great.

OK......now for the next issue. How do I get the alphanumeric option to populate on the programming screen. these radios are designed for alpha display, but I cannot ge it to work in the programming. Any ideas????

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