The discussion about Corsair II replacement logic board prompts a question. What was the last model that didn't use a microprocessor for control? The Corsair or the Omni C or ? 73, Curt KB5JO _______
Curt, The Corsair II only uses the microcontroller to display the frequency and to do the keying. It really does not control anything. The Corsair II still uses the "old" PTO, crystal filters, audio
Actually, I think the Corsair II was the first model that did use a microprocessor, so the Corsair would be the last model to not use a microprocessor. Barry N1EU ____________________________________
That's the radio for me! Someday I hope to find a nice one in good condition. I was thinking of going in on the board purchase just in case I find a nice one without a working display. Sent from my i
Barry, The Corsair I also had a digital display done with a dedicated display chip which is about the same as a microcontroller. If you don't want any digital at all you need an Omni A Series B - ana
Keith, You can find the Corsair II's for sale on QTH.COM for about $475 or so. Then there is the power supply, model 960, then there is the external VFO, model 263, and lots of filter slots (1.8KHz,