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Rooster CW Transceiver Rev3 Page 4 of 26 22
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Important
The Rooster is a relatively easy to build transceiver BUT you need to carefully follow the
instructions, do not move on a stage until you are sure that you have completed the
previous stage correctly and fully, all parts must be fitted neatly and their leads trimmed
flush.
I cannot stress strongly enough that unless you follow the instructions and make
sure that each part is fitted correctly as indicated in these instructions you will not
successfully complete the kit.
Get familiar with the main PCB.
You can see many parts are pre-fitted for you, there are about 20 parts left for you to fit.
Some of the parts are close together so you will need to take extra care when soldering,
make sure all the parts are fitted flush to the board if the instructions call for it and trim the
leads as flush to the board as you can. There is not a lot of room under the board when
fitted in the case.
The parts for the kit are in a number of sections, start with section 1. That is the end with
the DC and 3.5mm sockets, this will cover the first few stages of the build.
Section 1 :- Stage 1 - 3
Section 2 :- Stage 4 – 5
Section 3 :- Stage 4 - 5
Section 4 :- Stage 6
Section 5 :- Stage 7 - 14
Section 6 :- Stage 7 - 14
Section 7 :- Mounting screws (Case/PA transistor)