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Welcome to the YAESU FRG-7700 users group forum and mailing list!

The only forum and mailing list devoted exclusively to share information and help support the users of one of the most interesting and versatile communications receivers ever produced; the YAESU FRG-7700.

Inside this Yahoo group you will find a collection of links related to the YAESU FRG-7700 receiver like repairs, modifications, parts and also photos of the many accessories available, of old ads and of other FRG-7700 enthusiasts.

Also it contains messages by its members sharing needs and information on all aspects on the use and enjoyment of the FRG-7700 and of course a medium to communicate with other FRG-7700 enthusiasts around the world.

So if you are not a member, just press the "Join This Group!" link above and be one of us!

Your host, Alvin Mirabal
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Grouply is not permitted in this group. Grouply Members will be banned upon their discovery.

( For more info on other classic and vintage Yaesu radios and receivers please see visit the Fox Tango group web page at http://www.foxtango.org )

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Re: Answer to frequency jumping problem What are you saying !! For those old enough to remember it used to be called "Rocket WD40" It helped put man into space so it MUST be good ;-) Lee, GOFCZ ... Posted - Sun May 6, 2012 10:25 am	Lee Standley g0fcz Offline Send Email
Re: Answer to frequency jumping problem David, I fully agree with your comments about WD-40. I wouldn't let it anywhere near a piece of electronic equipment. In the UK we have a product called Posted - Sat May 5, 2012 12:22 pm	pat gillen patrickgillen73 Offline Send Email
Re: Answer to frequency jumping problem WD-40 sucks, both as a rust remover and as anything else. It was originally developed to displace water from the inside of distributor caps on engines, Posted - Fri May 4, 2012 11:17 pm	David O'Banion spacemissing Offline Send Email
Re: Answer to frequency jumping problem Hi Van. Interesting you should mention the corrosion, as I opened the bottom cover recently to find that the VFO capacitor cover was partially badly rusted. I Posted - Thu May 3, 2012 10:05 pm	DavidN unhban Offline Send Email
Re: Answer to frequency jumping problem Hi Van, I think the point is well-made with your example. These radios are getting 'long-in-the-tooth' now. Unlike (for instance) wire-wrap or crimped Posted - Wed May 2, 2012 11:02 pm	pat gillen patrickgillen73 Offline Send Email
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