I have a couple of the earlier TEK-5 metering panels ... when
the Micor test modification is installed, there is, I believe, a
five position rotary switch in place of the 0-10 / 0-20 VDC meter
on the lower left hand corner of the earlier panel.
You might try different positions of this switch to obtain the
meter polarity reversal you need.
BTW, I haven't studied either of my TEK-5 metering panels or the
associated manuals to determine a correct answer for your question.
Batteries not included / your mileage may vary / smoke test to be
performed after the 11 o'clock news.
Hope this helps,
Neil - WA6KLA
---- Original Message ----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Motorola TEK-5E test set, slightly OTT
Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2006 22:33:32 -0000
>Greetings to the group,
>
>I was trying to tune some Mitrek rcvr's. using the service manual
>procedure and a TEK-5E test set ( big box with 8 meters on it). The
>Mitrek manual says to set meters 1 and 2 to "reverse" for some of the
>tuning steps. Now my problem, there is NO "reverse" switch on this
>test set, even though the manual says it is one that can be used for
>Mitreks. I was used the "C" setting an the selector switch, should I
>have used the "A" setting instead ? The manual implies that you flip
>a "forward /reverse" switch on the test set.
>
>My question is simple. What is the simplest to provide the reverse
>meter readings for meters 1 & 2 in this peice of gear. drill the box
>and install a series of DpDT swicths for each of the required meters
>or are there any other solutions out there.
>
>TIA for any helpful info.
>
>Doug N3DAB
>
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