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Common questions and answers:

Q: How Can I be assured my radio is going to be modified properly?
A: I have an Associates Degree in Electronics Technology From IVY Tech. College and have been working  in the electronics field for over 14 years repairing radios.

Q: How long does it take before I receive my radio back
A: Once I receive your radio, your radio will be modified within two (2) business days and shipped back.

Q: I've already programmed in lots of memory channels, will they still be there after modification?
A: I do everything possible to retain stored frequencies, but can not guarantee they will still be there.

Q: Will I get a return tracking number?
A: Yes, if you request it.

Q: : How do you return my radio?
A:  Usually I ship USPS Priority with Signature Required.

Q: Do you fix broken radios?
A: No, not at this time.

Q: Do you perform any other services for Yaesu radios?
A: Yes, frequency warp alignments (aligns TX/RX frequency traceable to NIST)

Q: Does modifying my radio void the factory warranty?
A: As long as the modification is not the cause of the radio to fail, manufactures warranties are generally still valid.

Q: I don't have a Amateur License, will you still modify my radio?
A: NO

Q: Do you modify other makes/models of Amateur radios?
A: Sure, if you don't see your radio listed, drop me an email.

Q: I can't upload new memory channels back to my radio after modification?
A: Your hardware configuration has been changed, so you must re-read the radios memory and edit the memory channels and upload this back to the radio.

Q: What is the difference between MARS/CAP and FREEBAND modifications?
A: MARS/CAP modification opens transmit range on most dual band transceivers from 140 to 174 & 420 to 470Mhz.  FREEBAND opens the transmit on the same radio approx 100Mhz - 200Mhz & 400Mhz - 500Mhz.  The problem with FREEBAND is that most, if not all radios, will NOT transmit properly past the MARS/CAP ranges.  Some radios once FREEBANDED will not have proper 2M/70cm repeater offsets anymore. Freeband does not open any receive frequencies the radio doesn't already have. 
  I recommend MARS/CAP modification for the majority of radios listed.

 

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