FT-950 MARS/CAP

1.      WRITE DOWN ALL OF YOUR SETTINGS IN THE MENU SYSTEM ON PAPER because all of these settings will be lost after 'CPU Reset'

2.      Disconnect the radio from all power, accessories, and antennas prior to attempting this modification.

3.      Use a grounded low power thermo control soldering iron

4.      Turn the radio over and take off the back cover.Locate the control board (Right front corner) you will see 9 jumpers, marker 1 through 9. add a Solder bridge to pad number 5 .

5.      Reassemble the radio.

6.      Do a Full Reset by holding the "FAST" and "LOCK" buttons in while pushing the "POWER" switch to ON.

       The TX range is now 1.8-30Mhz and 50-54Mhz.

        

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More output power for Yaesu FT-950

You can make more output power from the FT-950 on the HIDDEN MENU !

You start the HIDDEN MENU ....you must turn off the radio ,push the band

button 1,8 ; 3,5 ; 7 and the power button to the same time. Now you are in

the HIDDEN MENU.

So here you have a lot of settings about your radio. But I say you only

the settings for change to more output power.

Turn the button (VFO A) to this menu J01P1H (this is the power for 160M

band).Change the number you can read from 215 to 235 with turn the

CLAR/VFO B button. Now press the MENU button to change it. (Now you have

approx 130W on 160M)

You can change all band settings and at last you can push the MENU button

to change all.

Here you can see the the HIDDEN MENU for output power for all bands !

160M = J01P1H

80M = K01P1H

40M = L01P1H

30M = M01P1H

20M = N01P1H

17M = O01P1H

15M = P01P1H

12M = Q01P1H

10M = R01P1H

6M = S01P1H

You can try to change the settings at your own risk. Note the adjustment before modifying them.

 

 


Remember it is Illegal to transmit out of band. This Modification is for Informational purposes ONLY.
Doing such modifications on your radio may void any warranty and damage your equipment.
All mods found on this database are offered to me by other amateur radio hams or captured by Packet system. 
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