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 Clive Durham
 Location: Grenfell, NSW
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Could anyone please help me with information and circuit for the above radio, as I have not been able to find anything about the TY version.

Thanks in advance.


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Clive

 
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 GTC
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I have the schematic for 617T / 719-C if that's of any assistance?
 
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 Clive Durham
 Location: Grenfell, NSW
 Member since 8 July 2015
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Thanks GTC, I already have that circuit. I think you must have a great library of circuits.

The TY version seems to be quite hard to find any info on.

Thanks again


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Clive

 
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