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Ordering Instructions for rebuilt Micor receiver preselector castings for the 2 meter ham band.

The right coils are now available,
at an affordable price!

Why are we offering replica preselector castings?

Replica Coil Replacement by Repeater Builder:
!!   Get your casting recoiled by us with fabricated 132 - 150.8 MHz coils.

Complete receiver conversion by Repeater Builder:
!!   Get your Micor high-band receiver properly converted to two meters.

Description of Replica Coils placed into Micor front-end castings:
We can install replica 132 - 150.8 resonator coils into your casting and return it to you for US$75.00.   Just send the preselector casting and a Bank Cashiers Check or US Money Order for US$75.00 and we will recoil the preselector with replica 132 - 150.8 megahertz coils and return it to you.   Please allow three to four weeks from the time you send us the casting until you receive it back from us. This allows a week each way in shipping and a week here in the shop for modification.

Re-coiling of your preselector casting with fabricated coils
is done by sending just the casting with original coils intact and a money order for US$75.00.
We will recoil your preselector with replica 132 - 150.8 resonator coils and return it to you.
Please allow three to four weeks from the time you send me the casting until you receive it back from us.
This allows a week each way in shipping and a week here in the shop for modification.
USPS Priority is the normal method of US shipping however UPS delivery is available for $5 more or $80.00
We supply the UPS tracking number so you know where your shipment is.
See shipping address below for sending your casting and payment to us.
**  No junk please, send the factory original casting with unmodified coils and bottom cover intact for conversion.
**  The 12 screws that hold the casting to the receiver circuit board DO NOT need to be sent.

Complete receiver conversions available:
We offer complete receiver conversion for either the 150.8-162 or 162-174 MHz Micor high-band receiver to 2 meter ham band (142 - 150.8 MHz.)
We can modify your high-band receiver RF - I-F board to properly tune the 2 meter ham band.   Conversion includes changing all necessary parts on the circuit board itself and helical resonator modification as suggested above.  The modification insures that a High-Side injection crystal will properly work throughout the local oscillator chain as intended by the factory for the 142 - 150.8 split receivers.

Complete Receiver Conversion with replica preselector coils, US$100.00 prepayment with receiver.
**  No junk please **, send factory original receiver board with unmodified casting and all screws intact for conversion.
Please allow three to four weeks from the time you send us the receiver until you receive it back from us.
This allows a week each way in shipping and a week or so here in the shop for modification.
USPS Priority is the normal method of US shipping however UPS delivery is available for $5 more.
We supply the UPS tracking number so you know where your shipment is.
See shipping address below for sending your receiver and payment to us for conversion.

Conversions are done from the information that can be seen here.

If you are outside the Continental United States, or require other than USPS or UPS shipping,  e-mail for a quote on shipping and handling charges.
Terms are prepayment US funds, sorry if that is not acceptable.
In GOD we trust, all others pay cash in advance.

UPS Ground shipping is available to any of the Continental United States prepaid US funds ONLY.

NO Personal Checks Accepted! US Funds Only.
Payment by US Money Order Only to:

Repeater Builder
1143 Coleman Station Road
Friedens PA 15541

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This page originally posted on 07-Apr-2005
Last edited 01-Sep-2006

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