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ADKM

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#285820 19-May-2021 20:42

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Anyone know where I might get a Yupiteru MVT 7100 repaired?

Is partly working, will stop receiving then ok again for a while if switched off/on.

Gordy7

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#2709875 19-May-2021 21:55

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Maybe getting a bit long in the tooth for cost effective repair.

One review I found is dated 1993...

http://www.javiation.co.uk/71rev.html

Maybe it would be more cost effective to pick up another one off ebay.... saw one going for $10... maybe US$...

Gordy

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#2710357 20-May-2021 21:08

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Gordy7:
Maybe getting a bit long in the tooth for cost effective repair.

It may also be inherently unrepairable, pre-SDR Japanese scanners from the 1990s and 2000s typically have miniaturised components crammed into every available square millimetre, making them impossible to service.

Post-SDR scanners have components recovered from UFO crash sites built into them, also making them impossible to service.

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#2710367 20-May-2021 21:29

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neb:

Post-SDR scanners have components recovered from UFO crash sites built into them, also making them impossible to service.

Call the US Navy pilots UFO division for scanner service.... 😀

Gordy

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