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Otherwise, carefully remove the enamel with a sharp knife. 7 - The 19.665 MHz crystals are soldered to the surface mount pads. 8 - The pads for the surface mount capacitors will take 1206 size parts. They are closely enough spaced to also take 0805 size parts. 9 - The two TUF-1 mixers are mounted through the board by their pins. A tiny piece of Scotch tape at each end may help. 2.2uH. Be careful to not get these mixed up. 1 and 2 of P106 for the crystal oscillator option. Radio Shack. These will fit very tightly in the board holes. 17 - Watch the polarity of the electrolytic caps. 18 - Some additional data follows. Oct and Nov 1999.) But, it is handy for buying parts. REV 4.1: 1 OCT 99 - Added addendum, corrected L32 core, added info on assembly.<br><br><br><br>REV 4.4: 10 NOV 99- Microphone connection correction, assembly hints. REV 4.5: 4 DEC 99 - Corrected R49, R21, R108. 32 of EZ-Kit P3. 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Right (Q), unused ADC input for transmit and receive.<br><br><br><br>This gives you the maximum working room. So go carefully through those values. 78L05 regulators, U13 and U103. The sketch of the package included with the board is correct. Thanks to KD7TS for catching this. This cools the regulator quite a bit. Thanks to KD7TS for catching this. 4-40 male/female standoffs that are used to mount 'D Connectors' to a panel. 20 and the tips are $4. Red LED and the Reset Switch. You need to reset the DSP board before reloading the DSP program. DSP was really reset. EZ-KIT: Your DSP may come with R28 missing. If so, you need not remove it! BOX GROUND: The grounding of the EZ-Kit is not shown on the schematics. P3-1 or P3-50 to the adjacent box wall. C69 and C110 are small ceramic variables. The markings show a flat side. This works, but is annoying when adjusting. W26 and W23, in the U7 area. J101-11 goes to EZ-Kit P2-32 and J101-12 goes to P3-31. 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