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Usually, altering AGC is simply a matter of changing the value of a =
resistor setting the time constant with a cap in the AGC circuit. Look =
at the schematic to identify the timing determining components and try a =
pot first, to see if you like a particular setting, then measure the pot =
setting that was optimum, and place the nearest standard value in its =
place.
73,
Stuart K5KVH
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