dear newsgroups, anyone outhere in australia or the usa we have isolated the
problem to be on the pll board of the transceiver we are after someone who
has an old ts 440s for parts and they want to sell the pll board for the
ts440s radio , anyone who has 1 please let me know , thankyou david nsw
australia

The PLL Board problem seems pretty common in the ts-440s radio. The parts
radio may have the same issues. I don't believe kenwood sells the
replacement board anymore... in fact it's been out of production for
some years now.

Back in days of old... I repaired my share of 440 pll problems. You might
try resoldering the traces and reheating the board with a shrink tube gun.
Sometimes the probably was just a bad solder connection or that $#%&* wax
glue used to lock the parts down.

good luck
skipp

www.radiowrench.com An authorized Kenwood LMR Dealer.

: In rec.radio.cb david wrote:
: dear newsgroups, anyone outhere in australia or the usa we have isolated the
: problem to be on the pll board of the transceiver we are after someone who
: has an old ts 440s for parts and they want to sell the pll board for the
: ts440s radio , anyone who has 1 please let me know , thankyou david nsw
: australia

"Martin" wrote
"I Am Not George" wrote in message
om...
"Pat Stevens" wrote
I think they have pointed out in the past that this is a
"freebander"
who likes to casually throw out other people's callsigns,
attempting
to show that he should be working with amateur radio, when he
isn't.
They are getting upset, because he has posted this similar
message about 5 different ways, within the last week.
C'est la vie.

stand by for a freebander defense from twisty or his sock

Not so much the 'freebander' bit, but that he is known for causing
trouble among ALL operators (including freebanders), and operates
on amateur bands unlicensed, and throws out other peoples
names and callsigns to try and justify the info he is seeking, and
has caused numerous people on air, on various frequencies,
lots of grief and trouble.....
If he was 'only a freebander' - i.e. if his only 'crime' was
operating on
the out-of-band CB channels, then much of this would not have
happened - but I think we all know and accept that you don't need
a high power all mode full access amateur HF transceiver just
to talk on the out-of-band channels!!!!!
From the Amateur point of view - unless someone is licensed
or is currently studying to get their licence, do we really want
them having access to such equipment?

Here in rec.radio.cb we have several freebanders who tell other Cbers
how wonderful the unlicensed use of amateur equipment is, of course
they are posting anonymously, one of them uses
Collins gear, another one uses Ten Tec, they say
they use them above 28 and below 26 mhz which is not in a ham band but
is goverment use, of course they dont care. One of them
has admitted he uses a kenwood on ham bands with no
license, in fact if a newbie asks in rec.radio.cb which is the best CB
rig many of the freebanders will urge him to get a ham rig and operate
it.

above 28 and below 26 mhz

i meant to say below 28 and below 26mhz

No, you meant below 28 and above 26..

This is the most cohesive post you've made to RRCB in ages. Did your
mommy help you with it?

Your anonymous posting just SCREAMS "Hypocrite"...

::shrug::

Another one who should be on the docket for the Presidency?
Misdirection being the tool of the trade, and all..

-SSB

I Am Not George wrote:

above 28 and below 26 mhz


i meant to say below 28 and below 26mhz

sideband wrote:
Your anonymous posting just SCREAMS "Hypocrite"...

what about mopeds anonymous posts? what about twistedheds anonymous
posts? what about...you get the idea

"I Am Not George" wrote in message
m...
"Martin" wrote
"I Am Not George" wrote in message
. com...
"Pat Stevens" wrote
I think they have pointed out in the past that this is a
"freebander"
who likes to casually throw out other people's callsigns,
attempting
to show that he should be working with amateur radio, when he
isn't.
They are getting upset, because he has posted this similar
message about 5 different ways, within the last week.
C'est la vie.

stand by for a freebander defense from twisty or his sock

Not so much the 'freebander' bit, but that he is known for causing
trouble among ALL operators (including freebanders), and operates
on amateur bands unlicensed, and throws out other peoples
names and callsigns to try and justify the info he is seeking, and
has caused numerous people on air, on various frequencies,
lots of grief and trouble.....
If he was 'only a freebander' - i.e. if his only 'crime' was
operating on
the out-of-band CB channels, then much of this would not have
happened - but I think we all know and accept that you don't need
a high power all mode full access amateur HF transceiver just
to talk on the out-of-band channels!!!!!
From the Amateur point of view - unless someone is licensed
or is currently studying to get their licence, do we really want
them having access to such equipment?

Here in rec.radio.cb we have several freebanders who tell other Cbers
how wonderful the unlicensed use of amateur equipment is, of course
they are posting anonymously, one of them uses
Collins gear, another one uses Ten Tec, they say
they use them above 28 and below 26 mhz which is not in a ham band but
is goverment use, of course they dont care. One of them
has admitted he uses a kenwood on ham bands with no
license, in fact if a newbie asks in rec.radio.cb which is the best CB
rig many of the freebanders will urge him to get a ham rig and operate
it.

Although not much happens often, in Australia the relevant Act not only
makes it illegal to operate an unlicensed transceiver, but also illegal to
possess it AND to sell it to someone not authorised to own it..

Leaves the gate wide open for all those stores that sell gear to anyone
without a care, and is also a reason why most Australian amateurs will not
sell equipment to an unlicensed person unless they will soon be licensed...

I know of several cases in Australia where the smart arse 'freebanders' have
lost their precious amateur equipment, plus been handed a nice little fine
as well... eventually it hurts the hip pocket I guess. Maybe they should
realise that nobody is anonymous on the internet to the government anymore.
The first sign of their freebanding causing problems, I'm sure the
FCC/ACA/whoever will find them rather quickly and their precious equipment
that they have forked out so much hard earned welfare money for will end up
at a government auction! (although it is still illegal those that don't
draw attention to themselves and operate sensibly, staying away from other
allocated frequencies, tend to go un-noticed much, much longer!)

Just because they haven't had the knock on the door yet doesn't mean they
aren't on tape back at the FCC/ACA/whoever with a nice little resume
building up!! They don't always jump in and take immediate action - they
may sit back for years and just listen and take notes - which is probably
worse because when they do decide to jump they probably have 100 times more
against you than they would've in the first instance!!!

They should also realise that (in Australia anyway) the MILITARY have
allocations in the portions between CB channel 40 and the 27MHz marine
band - I'm sure in the worlds current state of mind interference to military
communications may invoke some consequences that we have never seen before -
especially for all those USA residents out there that now have all those
extra wonderful laws to deal with terrorists!!!

Wonder if I can pick up a very cheap HF amateur set at the next ACA
confiscated equipment auction????

"Martin" wrote
"I Am Not George" wrote in message
om...
"Martin" wrote
"I Am Not George" wrote in message
.com...
"Pat Stevens" wrote
I think they have pointed out in the past that this is a
"freebander"
who likes to casually throw out other people's callsigns,
attempting
to show that he should be working with amateur radio, when he
isn't.
They are getting upset, because he has posted this similar
message about 5 different ways, within the last week.
C'est la vie.

stand by for a freebander defense from twisty or his sock

Not so much the 'freebander' bit, but that he is known for causing
trouble among ALL operators (including freebanders), and operates
on amateur bands unlicensed, and throws out other peoples
names and callsigns to try and justify the info he is seeking, and
has caused numerous people on air, on various frequencies,
lots of grief and trouble.....
If he was 'only a freebander' - i.e. if his only 'crime' was
operating on
the out-of-band CB channels, then much of this would not have
happened - but I think we all know and accept that you don't need
a high power all mode full access amateur HF transceiver just
to talk on the out-of-band channels!!!!!
From the Amateur point of view - unless someone is licensed
or is currently studying to get their licence, do we really want
them having access to such equipment?

Here in rec.radio.cb we have several freebanders who tell other
Cbers
how wonderful the unlicensed use of amateur equipment is, of course
they are posting anonymously, one of them
uses
Collins gear, another one uses Ten Tec, they
say
they use them above 28 and below 26 mhz which is not in a ham band
but
is goverment use, of course they dont care. One of them
has admitted he uses a kenwood on ham bands with no
license, in fact if a newbie asks in rec.radio.cb which is the best
CB
rig many of the freebanders will urge him to get a ham rig and
operate
it.

Although not much happens often, in Australia the relevant
Act not only makes it illegal to operate an unlicensed transceiver,
but also illegal
to possess it AND to sell it to someone not authorised to own it..

Leaves the gate wide open for all those stores that sell gear to
anyone
without a care, and is also a reason why most Australian amateurs
will not sell equipment to an unlicensed person unless they will
soon be licensed...

I know of several cases in Australia where the smart
arse 'freebanders' have
lost their precious amateur equipment, plus been
handed a nice little fine

as well... eventually it hurts the hip pocket I guess. Maybe
they should realise that nobody is anonymous on the
internet to the government anymore.

The first sign of their freebanding causing problems, I'm
sure the FCC/ACA/whoever will find them rather quickly
and their precious equipment
that they have forked out so much hard earned welfare
money for will end up
at a government auction! (although it is still illegal those
that don't draw attention to themselves and operate sensibly,
staying away from other
allocated frequencies, tend to go un-noticed much,
much longer!)

Just because they haven't had the knock on the door yet
doesn't mean they
aren't on tape back at the FCC/ACA/whoever with a nice
little resume
building up!! They don't always jump in and take immediate
action - they may sit back for years and just listen and
take notes - which is probably
worse because when they do decide to jump they probably
have 100 times more
against you than they would've in the first instance!!!

They should also realise that (in Australia anyway) the
MILITARY have allocations in the portions between CB
channel 40 and the 27MHz marine
band - I'm sure in the worlds current state of mind
interference to military communications may invoke
some consequences that we have never seen before
especially for all those USA residents out there that
now have all those
extra wonderful laws to deal with terrorists!!!

freebanders in rec.radio.Cb like twistedhed and mopedholic have lots
of excuses but #1 is they say they just dont care and being free to
bootleg is more important than military needs. Twisty has said several
times the military doesnt use those frequencies even though they are
listed as military.

"I Am Not George" wrote in message
m...
[SNIP]


Although not much happens often, in Australia the relevant
Act not only makes it illegal to operate an unlicensed transceiver,
but also illegal
to possess it AND to sell it to someone not authorised to own it..

Leaves the gate wide open for all those stores that sell gear to
anyone
without a care, and is also a reason why most Australian amateurs
will not sell equipment to an unlicensed person unless they will
soon be licensed...

I know of several cases in Australia where the smart
arse 'freebanders' have
lost their precious amateur equipment, plus been
handed a nice little fine

as well... eventually it hurts the hip pocket I guess. Maybe
they should realise that nobody is anonymous on the
internet to the government anymore.

The first sign of their freebanding causing problems, I'm
sure the FCC/ACA/whoever will find them rather quickly
and their precious equipment
that they have forked out so much hard earned welfare
money for will end up
at a government auction! (although it is still illegal those
that don't draw attention to themselves and operate sensibly,
staying away from other
allocated frequencies, tend to go un-noticed much,
much longer!)

Just because they haven't had the knock on the door yet
doesn't mean they
aren't on tape back at the FCC/ACA/whoever with a nice
little resume
building up!! They don't always jump in and take immediate
action - they may sit back for years and just listen and
take notes - which is probably
worse because when they do decide to jump they probably
have 100 times more
against you than they would've in the first instance!!!

They should also realise that (in Australia anyway) the
MILITARY have allocations in the portions between CB
channel 40 and the 27MHz marine
band - I'm sure in the worlds current state of mind
interference to military communications may invoke
some consequences that we have never seen before
especially for all those USA residents out there that
now have all those
extra wonderful laws to deal with terrorists!!!

freebanders in rec.radio.Cb like twistedhed and mopedholic have lots
of excuses but #1 is they say they just dont care and being free to
bootleg is more important than military needs. Twisty has said several
times the military doesnt use those frequencies even though they are
listed as military.

And I suppose 'Twisty' would know exactly what the Military are up to at any
given point in time!!!

Like any other criminal, they will continue to sprout crap right up until
the day they are caught out, which usually happens to the most moronic and
audible first. There's little point arguing with these type of clowns -
they have very little between the ears and fail to comprehend the most basic
of concepts. They don't use the frequencies because they are serious or
knowledgeable, they do so because it is illegal and they don't have the
balls or brains to do anything else other than hide behind a microphone and
keyboard and sound big and tough.... Shame that it takes all but a few
minutes for law enforcement agencies to trace someone, both on air and via
the internet....

Unfortunately for them (and others), all their excuses will mean sweet stuff
all in the courts - and their obvious lack of intelligence and technical
capabilities means they really wouldn't have the faintest idea who or what
they could be interfering with. Frequency allocations exist for a reason -
to avoid interfering with other users, services or even countries.

I can sympathise with the serious operators that operate out-of-band to
experiment, etc. After all, I don't think there are many amateur operators
that didn't start on CB, and a lot will have operated on those out-of-band
frequencies in their time. The big difference is that they had the common
sense not to announce to the entire world what they were doing, and they
also had the intelligence and motivation to get off their arse and learn
what they needed to know to advance and be able to experiment, legally, with
frequencies and modes that these freebander clowns can only dream about...

Just because a frequency sounds clear, doesn't mean it's not being used.....

"Martin" wrote:
Maybe they should realise that nobody is anonymous on the internet to the
government anymore.

Especially the mother ****er you're agreeing with. Check him out if you
care.

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=n8wwm