Would work fine, I guess, except for the pins that you have to sever from
the main board in order for the channel conversion to work... Which I
believe is a vast majority of them...


"sean" wrote in message
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You know those chip clips that techs use on computer chips to test /
troubleshoot the chips?

Why not do the same thing to PLL's before actually wiring the final
connections when expanding channels?

It would work, use alligator clips or wire wrap the wires around the pins
that match the designated pins on the PLL chip and then use some switches
to
test the switching of channels.

Try it out.

Better than wiring the whole thing up and making the wrong connection.

It's illegal to transmit on CB radios outside the 40 regular channels

CB radios don't transmit outside the regular 40 channels. If a radio does
transmit outside the regular 40, then it's no longer (or never was) a CB
radio...

Goes to show what you know..

PH


"steveo crusher" wrote in message
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It's illegal to transmit on CB radios outside the 40 regular channels

"FeMaster" FeMaster @ hotmail . com wrote:
CB radios don't transmit outside the regular 40 channels. If a radio
does transmit outside the regular 40, then it's no longer (or never was)
a CB radio...

Goes to show what you know..

PH

Don't listen to the fugly-felon(n8wwm). Look how hw installed his antenna.

http://img239.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img2...dogie047uw.jpg


N8WWM wrote in message
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It's illegal to transmit on CB radios outside the 40 regular channels

No way! I din't know that.


"steveo crusher" wrote in message
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It's illegal to transmit on CB radios outside the 40 regular channels