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I have some questions on a FR1510D / RPD060 system with the 6' antenna. I am hoping somebody knows the answers!
The display, RDP-060, has a dataplate on it stating 24-32vdc. I downloaded the owner's manual, went to the power supply schematic. It clearly shows 12/24/32vdc connection. I did not read anywhere in the manual about jumpers. Every document I can find on the furunousa site indicates the system is 12-32vdc.
So, is the unit 12/24/32 or 24/32?
If it can't be made into 12vdc, then don"t bother with the next question, and thank you for reading!
The transmitter has a 6' antenna on it. It appears that a XN12AF/4 is the 4' replacement antenna. The 6' antenna is end fed, but the 4' antenna depicted in the picture is center-fed. Are those two statements true? If so, is there any tuning that must be performed to swap out the 6' antenna and install the 4' antenna? If so, can any Furuno authorized service shop do the tuning? Any idea the costs of doing so?
Thank You for your time!
Fred, the guy with lotsa questions!
I have some questions on a FR1510D / RPD060 system with the 6' antenna. I am hoping somebody knows the answers!
The display, RDP-060, has a dataplate on it stating 24-32vdc. I downloaded the owner's manual, went to the power supply schematic. It clearly shows 12/24/32vdc connection. I did not read anywhere in the manual about jumpers. Every document I can find on the furunousa site indicates the system is 12-32vdc.
So, is the unit 12/24/32 or 24/32?
If it can't be made into 12vdc, then don"t bother with the next question, and thank you for reading!
The transmitter has a 6' antenna on it. It appears that a XN12AF/4 is the 4' replacement antenna. The 6' antenna is end fed, but the 4' antenna depicted in the picture is center-fed. Are those two statements true? If so, is there any tuning that must be performed to swap out the 6' antenna and install the 4' antenna? If so, can any Furuno authorized service shop do the tuning? Any idea the costs of doing so?
Thank You for your time!
Fred, the guy with lotsa questions!