Saber III parts swap

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racerman1cars
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Saber III parts swap

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I am sure this has been asked and answered on here before. Can a 403-433 systems Saber be converted to 438-470 by switching module? I have a good working 438-470 Saber I and found a 403-433 systems Saber and was hoping I could change modules. Thanks
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Post by Grog »

If someone could post pics of the swap, that'd be better :D
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Post by GlennD »

I have converted around half a dozen 406Mhz Systems Saber I to 438Mhz Systems Saber III by changing out the front shield assy, synthesizer, pa, rf-mixer, and antenna switch modules. After reprogramming and realignment they worked fine.

As a test I tried one with the orignal pa and antenna switch modules. It seemed to work ok but since I had a full set of modules I changed them out. The highest frequency we use is 465.5Mhz.
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Post by racerman1cars »

My Saber that was going to use the modules out of is a standard saber not sys Saber, does that matter? Steve
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Post by FF/EMT/KC2NFB »

no it does not matter. the modules are the same in the saber and system saber. i have done the swap on 5 or so with no problwms.
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