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Notice that Q26 and Q28 are not installed! Those are bands that were not added to the BC75XLT, I think that the VHF-hi-2 covers the 220mhz band and Q28 cover's the 800mhz segment of the UHF band up to 956mhz, maybe 1200mhz!
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Only one way to find out for sure! ADD THEM! :-)
tHE TRANSISTOR IS A SMT TRANSISTOR 1AM-Z
Can these bands be added to the BC-75XLT?
Currently both Q26 and Q28 are installed, but just adding these have not
Allowed these missing bands to be inabled, there must be more to it!
The Sega continues...
With the 800mhz band modification!
Changes have been made, but still no 800mhz.
The sega continues....
Keypad tricks:
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4, hold = frequency counter - use selector to change bands
6, hold = Display / Key test
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4, light = frequency counter - use selector to change bands
3, scan, func = Display / keypad test
6, PWR = Display / Keypad test
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1, func = CAN selector
2, func = USA selector
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scan, 0, func = test frequencies - programming lost
scan, 6, func = test frequencies - programming lost
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5, L/O = test frequencies - programming lost
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1, pwr = CAN selector
2, pwr = USA selector
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0, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
1, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
2, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
3, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
4, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
5, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
6, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
7, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
8, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
9, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
hold, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
scan, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
srch, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
l/o, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
clr, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
prg, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
Func, pwr = test frequencies - programming lost
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2, 9, hold = all channels reset - programming lost
2, 9, search = all channels reset - programming lost
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scan, clr = display blank, backlight ON - remove battery to turn OFF
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