I am looking for a VHF RF Board for a 5100 Series Radio.
I have the following parts available if someone needs:
Main front PCB (board is for 380-470 MHz and includes IMBE, AES and DES Encryption)
Good as new 380-470 MHz RF Board
(If someone has a VHF that they wanted to convert over to UHF, all that needs to move over is these two boards and you are good to go... Somebody wanna trade??)
Basically I took a New Old Stock, 5100 Version 1 UHF and stripped the case, in the process taking the DSP board with the case so that I could house a VHF FPP 5100 in it that had a damaged case and was showing DSP Fail. Well, everything went well until I swapped everything over in the case just to learn that everything worked ok except my receiver was very deaf on VHF. when I looked at the board it looked as though it may have been worked on at some point, but without a service manual, there is not much I can do in the way of troubleshooting. So now I am kinda wishing I never undertook the project to get a 5100 VHF working as I sacrificed a fully functional UHF. I guess I could swap everything back but I want to see first if someone could help me out with getting a VHF radio back on the air.
Anyhow, looking for the RF Deck from this radio on VHF.
Hopefully someone can help.
Mike.
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5100 Parts Needed
Moderator: willbartlett
Re: 5100 Parts Needed
Well I popped the radio back open with the hope that this info might help identify what I have.
The board says it is VHF and on the top of the board etched is the manufacturer - CALAMP (c 2004)
Under above where it says REV it says 5A811
the bottom of the board has a sticker with barcodes:
P6A811
S34004812
Does this help someone identify the board? The RX is deaf but TX appears to function as expected.
Mike.
The board says it is VHF and on the top of the board etched is the manufacturer - CALAMP (c 2004)
Under above where it says REV it says 5A811
the bottom of the board has a sticker with barcodes:
P6A811
S34004812
Does this help someone identify the board? The RX is deaf but TX appears to function as expected.
Mike.
Re: 5100 Parts Needed
I was able to fix this radio thanks.