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On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 18:14:31 -0000, "The Magnum"
wrote: "Vinnie S." wrote in message .. . On 28 Nov 2005 20:36:15 -0800, "Programbo" wrote: What does everyone think is the going rate for replacing a blown final (Output transistor) in a typical CB radio at a repair shop? If it is the 1969, the part is relatively cheap. The labor is the killer. I would think it would be in the area of $50. Vinnie S. %*&$ing hell. "how much". 1969's are getting harder to source now since they have ceased production of them. The 2SC2078 10w transistor is a commonly used one in the straight 40 type rigs. Even so, id not charge any more than $25 unless there was a lot more involved than a simple tranny change...but then again, im not a shop. Regards, Graham Correct, but I think he was getting ripped off, hence $50. I think there is a better replacement than the 1969, but don't recall what it was. In any case, I would do it myself. Vinnie S. |
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