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To further enhance the radio’s functionality, a fuse was installed along with a new plug. These additions are crucial for both safety and performance, as they prevent damage from potential electrical faults. The area designed for the antenna was also addressed; a temporary wire was inserted to test the radio’s reception capabilities.
Testing and Signal Issues
After making these repairs, Mr. Robinson began checking the radio's performance, specifically the capacitance and voltage levels. He noted that the device was measuring about 75 volts, which is an acceptable figure for initial tests. There was evidence of some signal reception, indicating that the repair efforts were beginning to yield positive results, even though full functionality had not yet been achieved.