DX-60 question

[Charles Seitz]

I take a guess on this one.  It's just probably been lost.

Shielding from over the air TVI was more important than
now when the DX-60 was designed.

If the final tunes properly and you don't cause
havoc with any of your appliances then you can
consider working without the cover.

Also, be sure to check if the 6146 is properly neutralized
without the cover.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "TChesek at Epix.Net" <tchesek at EPIX.NET>
To: <HEATH at LISTSERV.TEMPE.GOV>
Sent: Monday, May 09, 2005 13 52
Subject: [HEATH-TEMPE] DX-60 question


I have a DX-60 and a DX-60A which I purchased used about 1 year apart and 
both are missing the top shield for the Final RF cage. Was there a habit of 
removing them for heat considerations or is this just a case of owners 
forgetting to put them back on? Is there adequate shielding with the cabinet 
covers in place without the RF cage top shield?

73 & tnx,
Tom k3tvc

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