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| ====== Paragon Model 585 ====== | ====== Paragon Model 585 ====== | ||
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| ===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== | ||
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| - | ===== Mods ===== | + | |
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| + | ===== Mods / Fixes ===== | ||
| + | *{{tentec-585-alignment.pdf|585 Alignment Instructions}} | ||
| *[[585lowpwr|Low Power Mod]] | *[[585lowpwr|Low Power Mod]] | ||
| *[[585pop|Speaker Pop Mod]] | *[[585pop|Speaker Pop Mod]] | ||
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| *[[585agc_rfg|AGC / RF Gain / Audio Stage Mods]] | *[[585agc_rfg|AGC / RF Gain / Audio Stage Mods]] | ||
| *[[585alltx|MARS / CAP / 60m Mod]] | *[[585alltx|MARS / CAP / 60m Mod]] | ||
| - | *[[http://home.fuse.net/jg/Chips/ParagonChip.html|Giehl Upgrade Chip Info]] | + | *[[https://web.archive.org/web/20110615144424/http://home.fuse.net/jg/Chips/ParagonChip.html|Giehl Upgrade Chip Info]] (No longer available) |
| *[[585relay|Silence T/R Relay]] | *[[585relay|Silence T/R Relay]] | ||
| - | *[[585n5pychip|N4PY Upgrade Chip Info]] | + | *[[585n4pychip|N4PY Upgrade Chip Info]] |
| + | *[[585ambc|Improved AM Broadcast Band Sensitivity]] | ||
| ===== Accessories ===== | ===== Accessories ===== | ||
| *Power Supply Model [[960]] | *Power Supply Model [[960]] | ||
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| *500 Hz CW Filter Model [[285]] | *500 Hz CW Filter Model [[285]] | ||
| *250 Hz CW Filter Model [[282]] | *250 Hz CW Filter Model [[282]] | ||
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| ===== Some Basic Differences Between Paragon Model 585 and Paragon II Model 586 ===== | ===== Some Basic Differences Between Paragon Model 585 and Paragon II Model 586 ===== | ||
| - | *Paragon II 586 includes both AM and FM transmit and receive, the Paragon 585 needs an additional FM board to run FM transmit. | + | *Paragon II [[586]] includes both AM and FM transmit and receive, the Paragon 585 needs an additional FM board to run FM transmit. |
| - | *The Paragon 585 will receive AM but not transmit AM. The Paragon II 586 will both transmit and receive on AM. | + | *The Paragon 585 will receive AM but not transmit AM. The Paragon II [[586]] will both transmit and receive on AM. |
| *The Paragon II has a Omni VI style front button set with a more advanced logic design circuitry to allow for band stacking registers like the Omni VI. | *The Paragon II has a Omni VI style front button set with a more advanced logic design circuitry to allow for band stacking registers like the Omni VI. | ||
| *The Paragon II has more advanced RS-232 interface/logic design to allow for the Icom style logging programs to be run. The Paragon 585 requires an optional RS232 Interface Model [[258]] and runs a different command set. | *The Paragon II has more advanced RS-232 interface/logic design to allow for the Icom style logging programs to be run. The Paragon 585 requires an optional RS232 Interface Model [[258]] and runs a different command set. | ||
