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Do you you have electronic test equipment?
"SparkySKO" wrote in message oups.com... Hey hey, So, I blew up the frontend on my radio. Opened it up, can't see any visible damage. When you blow up the radio, any idea what normally goes on it? The huge honking amp transistor looked fine, and I'll try to replace that when I can find a boatanchor with a spair, but I'm just wondering where to concentrate my effort on repairs.. I had previously been testing my radio with a 1.7 SWR on my new antenna. My radio just dropped all the power, and stopped transmitting for a while, and then a few minutes later, it started working again, but I just put out unintelligible noise, although at full power according to my meter (external). And no, i wasn't unintelligible cuz i was drunk, I'm pretty sure i was sober at the time ![]() |
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![]() GHB wrote: Do you you have electronic test equipment? Not really. I have a friend who might have some equipment. Multimeter is easy enough to come across. Oscilliscope, no. Funny that I don't have personal access to test equipment, I work in one of the most state of the art RF labs in the world with equipment galore, but I couldn't sneak in anything to test on. Nor does anyone know a darn about my plight. The radio AFAIK did work fine for a while. So I don't think this is entirely a mod. It doesn't look modified, Funny, I couldn't TX yesterday until i toggled the PA switch (i mashed a bunch of other buttons, but this one finally did it). Although the radio wasn't in PA mode. I was just asking on here so that someone could kinda point me in the right direction to look at. |
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"SparkySKO" wrote in
oups.com: GHB wrote: Do you you have electronic test equipment? Not really. I have a friend who might have some equipment. Multimeter is easy enough to come across. Oscilliscope, no. Funny that I don't have personal access to test equipment, I work in one of the most state of the art RF labs in the world with equipment galore, but I couldn't sneak in anything to test on. Nor does anyone know a darn about my plight. The radio AFAIK did work fine for a while. So I don't think this is entirely a mod. It doesn't look modified, Funny, I couldn't TX yesterday until i toggled the PA switch (i mashed a bunch of other buttons, but this one finally did it). Although the radio wasn't in PA mode. I was just asking on here so that someone could kinda point me in the right direction to look at. CB radios are disposable, just throw it away and buy another one, or try stamp collecting. SC |
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