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From: "J. Allen" <vy1ja@northwestel.net>
To: "Steve McDonald" <jsm@gulfislands.com>,
	"LF \(RSGB\)" <rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org>,
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Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2006 00:14:19 -0000
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Subject: LF: 450 SERVICE Manual
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Steve,

Thanks for the link Steve, but the manual on that site is an instruction 
manual which I already have and which does not show how to lower the shift 
frequency.  It contains the schematic which, given my current state of 
memory function, is confusing to follow.

The service manuals usually have a breakdown in text form and in smaller 
diagram chunks that I can comprehend.  Also, the circuit board pictures show 
where the components are.  I need that kind of help to keep on track with my 
work.

The 2-1/2 days of intense neurological-psychological testing which I just 
completed, show that I have no problem with deficient intelligence or 
problem solving skill, but just with memory... I forget where I am in a 
project and must simplify things so that I can get to a solution without 
getting lost.  If I have too big of a diagram to work from, I will forget 
what I am looking for or what line I am following.

If anyone has access to a TS 450 service manual, all that I need from it are 
pictures showing the card involved, where it is in the rig, and a diagram of 
that card to work from.

If I end up with an entire service manual .pdf,  that is even better.

Thanks,
J.
VY1JA