Check with Amtronix in New York, He may have the upgrade kit avalible. http://www.amtronix.com/
On 1/1/08, skipp025 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Re: HP 8924c > > There is a high precision attenuator resistor inside that needs to > be found, located, purchased, installed and calibrated. Easy enough > to do all but the last mentioned. The person selling you the > replacement pad might also provide you with the "calset data" on > a pcmcia card and the instructions on how to install the new software. > > If you're really doing it first class then you even buy/obtain the > cute little sticker that sticks over the original front panel value > and says 60 watts. > > Regardless, the power upgrade mod will cost min $100 to $250 > depending on who, what and where. > > cheers, > skipp > > > ...Also,what would it take to > > raise the input power to 60 or 100 watts? Answered a post about that > > and the answer was more than I paid for the rig. Would think you would > > have to raise the wattage of some resisters ? Haven't opened it up as > > yet . TKS Jerry W8KQ > > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
