Bench Technician Electronics
Resume:
Allen Clarke
Electronics Technician
SUMMARY
Experienced Sr. Electronics Technician with practical experience in various fields, Excellent understanding of the testing and troubleshooting of a variety of electronic parts and components. Proficient in the creation and technical writing of test procedures.
Transferable keys skills:
Spare parts sourcing.
Control of customers and staff.
Staff training.
Ganging up multiple aerials .
Setting up diplexers
Setting up various signal direction aerial coupling devices.
FM two way radios
: Repairs
: frequency programming.
: re-tuning and alignments by using software
: Joining the radios to the land line phone network.
: Increasing the radios from 8 watts to 40 watts TX power.
: improving the RX sensitivity
:changing the frequency band.
: modifying the radio to operate pumps and gate solenoids by remote control.
: Data communications via radios.
: modifying the radios to send and receive low quality video signals for surveillance or security . People say it can't be done but it can be done. I did it.
Using the Video from the discriminator and not from the audio stages
: Modify to make a radio into remote control panel. Allowing the body of the radios to be mounted in the trunk or under a seat while the front control panel is mounted in a user accessible position.
: using radios as home security system without the need to use a monitoring company.
: Finding parts that will work when the replacement parts are no longer available ..
: programming and tuning up radio repeaters and networks.
: setting up a repeater to use one aerial for transmitting and a separate aerial for the receiver .
: extending the band width by 10- 25 Mhz with software or with modifying the radios
joining a HF radio with a UHF radio to configure a repeater, these radios are designed to function as a repeater.
:I can repair any radio with any fault.
:I can do similar things with VHF cordless phones.
:I had VHF cordless phones with 5 km range by using parts out of a HF CB radios
:I used the I.F. frequency to JAM and radio using almost any frequency. I can design and make an jamming device using either parts of a older radio of a part of a cordless phone
these are what I can think of off the top of my head right now
: there might be more . I might be remembering them later on.
HF radios: Increased power output,
By returning in AM radios
By changing component such as PA transistors and other components .
: improved the receiver sensitivity
: Increase TX audio amplitude
: : modifying the radios to send and receive video signals
: Interfacing the AM radios with the telephone network { before the DTMF system, using decadic dialing}
: extend the frequency coverage by changing the BCD input selection and by changing crystals in the PLL circuit .
and retuning the PA and the aerial coupling :
For example a HF CB radio starts at 26.695 to 27.405 Mhz. My radios went from 25.3 to 29.4Mhz
Convert the AM radios to FM
SSB radios: HF CB radio starts at 26.695 to 27.405 Mhz. My radios went from 25.3 to 29.9Mhz
: Increase output power from 12 watts to 40 watts
: increase frequency band width
: change to FM
: Using a DCS signal in the SSB to turn things on and off
: Interface to a public telephone network
: Interface a DTMF keypad to the Audio TX circuit
Use the SSB radios as a Mobile phone at I can dial and accept calls any where in the world.
Modifying the aerial coupling cct in the output stages
Make an aerial system to talk to anywhere in the world, Yagi aerials x 2 co-phased and single directional aerials
Making Rombic aerials
Making Dipoles aerials
building other aerial systems .
Making parabolic dish aerials with 60 to 80 db gain
Building external 1000W RF amplifiers and the power supply to match
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Education :
1979, School cert. in Ashcroft high
1980 to 1984 Radio Trades cert in Sydney and Mnt druitt TAFE
2010 : White card
2014:Professional Practice in Digital Media Technologies, currently completing
Until now
Repairing back to grid and stand alone inverters at home, to reduce the electricity cost to the home.
October 2020 to July 2021
Assembly worker at Durst Industries in Castle hill.
Assembling battery load testers and inverter’s
Casual contractor, fitting 2 way radios in locomotives in Lithgow
Casual Factory Hand at Art craft located in wetherill park
Duties: battery boxes and cabling to Intelligent signs, seen on road works on Australian Roads.
installing fences in government premises
Manufacturing and installing hydrogen generators for diesel and petrol engines .
Actor in TV commercials and other films
Sprintquip, Kingsgrove NSW
From June 20016 to now
ATM bench Technician
Duties, repairing mechanical devices and electronics PCBs to component level, boards are found in any machine that counts notes and coins . In Banks, department stores, RSLs, and various clubs
Pin point communications
From july 2013 to Feb 2014
Technical Manager/technican
Duties
>>>Repairs and programming of GPS tracking device . Repairs of faulty installations.
>>> Technical help to customers and other install techs
JLF systems:
September to November 2011 as contractor
*Repairing and installing Cafina C5 and Alfa coffee machines in Hungry Jacks and Mc Donald’s all over the Sydney area.
*Effecting repairs on the CPU and logic PCBs in a electronics workshop at the office.
Service dept. manager
April to September as a contractor.
At the cadia Gold and copper mine {near Orange} for ILLAWARRA communications
Duties include : Fit and repair analogue and digital radios in mine vehicles. Refitting aerials and DC power cables, what ever it took to get the radios working . This was done either above ground or below ground, where ever the vehicles were located.
* Supplying technical advise to electricians and other radios techs who fit the high voltage supplies.
* Running and correcting leaky feeder cables
*These radios or repeaters were located up to 2.5 Km below the surface or 1000m metres above the mine site on a mountain top.
Feb 2001 to Feb 2010
BTW communications
Service Dept. Manager
Duties : Repairing Motorola, Kenwood, Tait,GME, Phillips and Simoco 2 way radios to component level to as NEW spec's.
>>> Repairing up to 15 Radios a day, while generating $2500 for the company a day
>>>Technical help to other techs in other branches with any over flow of repairs.
>>>Assisting other field techs and other branch tech. with fault finding radios
>>>Fitting some of the radios in aircrafts such as gliders and aeroplanes and racing boats as well.
>>>Controlling parts stock to be keep at a comfortable level to speed up repairs
>>>Modified some radios for other electro-mechanical control uses. Such as gate opening and switching appliances on and off from a remote location
Feb2000 to Nov2001
Self employed :
>>>Repairing Taxi radios for southern cross and combined taxis at southern cross taxis in Peakhurst.
December 1998 to November 1999
Uniden:
>>> reporting on new telecommunications products coming into Australia, looking for new ways to improve them and to work on the Australian telecoms network.
>>>Supplying technical information for customers and sales rep's
Nov.1989 to March 1992
Feb 2010 to Now
Hawkesbury Hydrogen
ABN 988********
OH&S white card
Manufacturing and installing browns gas generators for all diesel and petrol engines allowing up to a 30% increase more km from a tank of fuel. Selling currently to Australia and other countries.
Since i started working life way back in 1980, I have been repairing DVD players/recorders
CRT / LCD / LED TVs
Home sound systems
Cordless and corded phones
PABX
Home and portable video devices.
Car instrument panels and electronics
Analogue and GSM mobile phones
All brands of two way radios, Hand held and base stations or Mobile radios and repeaters.
Laptop and desk top PCs.
Mains Inverters, 12 to 48 V DC input and 240 out
Automotive test equipment.
Repair and design security systems
Hawkesbury NSW
Email : adow1s@r.postjobfree.com
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