Several of us are looking at putting up a low-power UHF MICOR Repeater at some 
Solar Power sites. Standby receive power drain, of course, needs to be as low 
as possible. 

I have a copy of a modification that was done to a MASTR II VHF Repeater audio 
amplifier stage to greatly reduce the standby current, with a switch to 
re-enable the audio PA for maintenance while at the site.

Has anyone ever done something similar for a MICOR receiver? The audio amp 
stages are quite different between a MICOR and a MASTR II.

Thanks,
Larry

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