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Tuesday, April 7, 2009

NRD-505 Schematics

I've scanned the schematics from JRC's NRD-505 Instruction Manual and posted them on my NRD-505 fanboy site under "Links and Downloads" as a PDF download.

Posted by Paul Lannuier at 12:24

Labels: Equipment, JRC, NRD-505

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