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Well I'll try posting here and looking for one (1969) but I have a wack of others from old radios (some new too) and was wondering if there's a chart or something I can look at online. Maybe I have one that will work just as good or better, I hope.
I hate being regulated to AM...
like I said, the radio is straight to the battery, we have a noise filter on it as well. It is all engine RF coming through the antenna.
and the wife doesn't want me to drill a hole in the roof for a mount there so we have to stick with the fender mount :roll:
Alright, first my TRC 485 (modded) fries it's transformer. No prob, I'll pull the trusty 148 (vintage) and use that. Well I think it blew a final. it recieves but has no carrier or modulation.
So how do I test this to make sure? and what is a good replacement for the 1969? More power would be...
Ok, I will try this out. I have a 0.01 mf Cap in my parts bin.
One question though, will the heat effect the cap? It gets ripping hot there. Also what about water?
Thanks everyone for the replies
Hi, been a lurker here for about a year, great site.
Now, the question:
We have a 2000 durango with an electric cooling fan. our RF noise level is unacceptable!
I bonded the hood and it's no better, and when the fan kicks in it makes the radio useless.
So, how do I filter the fan...
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