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Adventurer Modulator manual compliments of Gary Schafer, K4FMX

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A.  MODIFICATION OF ADVENTURER.  Refer to figures 1, 2, and 5 in
    the ADVENTURER instruction manual.

    1.  ( )  Remove fourteen #6 sheet metal screws around the edge
             of the Adventurer front panel.  Remove four #6 sheet
             metal screws just outside the two large cutouts on the
             rear of the Adventurer cabinet.  Remove cabinet from
             Adventurer.

    2.  ( )  Remove R11, 20,000 ohm 10 watt wire wound resistor
             (Figure 5 in Adventurer Instruction Manual) from
             terminal 2 of the terminal strip X6 and pin 2 of
             socket X2.  Leave 3/8" leads on R11 and save it for
             use in Modulator kit.  Resolder terminal 2 of X6.

    3.  ( )  Cut an 8" length of #20 red plastic covered wire.
             Strip ends 5/16".  Connect this lead from pin 6 of
             octal socket X4 (on the rear of the chassis) to pin
             2 of 807 socket X2.  Train this lead from X4 along
             the chassis toward X3, then between terminal strip
             X6 and 807 socket X2, passing under a single read
             lead, Y35, near the #5 end of X6, then up to pin 2
             of X2 (S).  Solder at pin 6 of X4.

    4.  ( )  Inspect wiring in areas just modified for soldering
             and possible shorts.  Replace cabinet on Adventurer.


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