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Can the APX6000 channel knob be converted to infinite rotation?

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human8472

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The title says it all. Can you modify the channel knob on the APX6000 to remove the stop at channel position 16 so the knob can keep turning continuously? Similar to how the stop can be removed on the Kenwood NX-5200 to accomplish the same goal. Thank you.
 

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Even if you could break the stop to get the knob to spin forever, it's only going to return to Ch 1 from Ch 16. If you're looking for true infinite rotation where you can reach channels above 16 like with a 4000 or the mobiles, the answer is no, cannot be done.
 
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