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Modifying the SR731 RF Repeater

I have not attempted this modification and accept no responsibility for the effects of anyone making these modifications.   You follow these instructions at your own risk.

This is a report from K F Tai from Hong Kong who has purchased an SR731 RF Repeater from Smarthome in the USA.  He has successfully modified this unit to operate at 230 volts.

As this is a USA unit, it will operate at the USA RF frequency of 310MHz. 

Recently I have modified the SR731 RF repeater and it works OK. I just changed:

  • 0.1u/250V to 0.47u/400V
  • 100 ohm/0.5W to 220 ohm/1W
  • MOV 125V to 275V

There is a rechargeable 8.4V battery inside the repeater, I have tried to use a 0.33u/400V and find that the output is only 8V. When changed to 0.47u, the output is 9.4V which is sufficient to charge the battery. 

If you attempt these modifications, please let me know your results, and read the warning on the X-10 240 volt modifications  page.

Page created on March 13, 1999, last revised: November 29, 2006.

 

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