Helppppp! Sears roadtalker 934.38261800

[silver devil]

I bought one recently that has no transmit and nothing (no tx and no RX) on SSB. if anyone has a schematic or what have ya i'd be great appreciated!!!!

 

[nomadradio]

Can't find any reference to that radio. Closest thing listed is "38260700". Covered in Sams CB vol 254. No idea how close it is (or isn't) to yours. That "1800" last four digits just doesn't come up anywhere.

73

 

[Robb]

I couldn't find anything for it either.
Which PLL chip is in it?
Can you look at the chassis/board and see if it has a Uniden number on it?

 

[BBB]

Looks like this?

http://www.radiopics.com/CB Radio/USA CB/2-Mobile/Sears/Sears_(3826) RoadTalker 40 SSB (934.38260700).htm

More info here on the PLL, etc:

http://www.worldwidedx.com/threads/need-info-on-sears-roadtalker-40-934-38261800.88185/

 

[Tallman]

Do any lights come on? Test the P.A. function and see if it works. Is this dual powered version. If it is I have four of them here and they all work. Most of these don't have the AC power cord available, one of mine does.

 

[silver devil]

Nope.

 

[silver devil]

Nope it's dc only. No ac cord. It's like it doesn't exist. I have found nothing on it.... nothing at all. I was hoping some one at least had the original book on it with the schematics.

 

[Robb]

Did you bother to look at the board?

 

[nomadradio]

The identifying printed-circuit board type number is easier to find on some radios than it is on others.

Now and again you'll see a main pcb in a radio with no number at all.

And someone else will tell you that it's a "94V-O" board.

No, that is the flameproofing rating of the circuit board material. Lots of boards say that.

73

 

[silver devil]

Well im not home so no i have not.. I will when i get the time......

 

[mrgumby]

pictures are worth a thousand word maybe some one can identify it by sight

 

[silver devil]

I'm not home to take pics. I'll do it later.

 

[silver devil]

 

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[silver devil]