Recent content by Shadetree Mechanic

Mine works great, no glitches or bugs so far. I had it set up in the shack and used it every day, the menu setup is better than some other menu driven radios. It has the same great audio as the other Anytone radios, and selectable 4k transmit audio. Noise reduction works great, as expected. It...

Just put it in my wife's Explorer in place of the Anytone Smart that I put in several years ago. With the Sirio 5000 mag mount, we should be good for our trip to Florida this spring.

Sorry for the late reply, I see you made a new thread. Thread 'Robyn T240D the Executive “no receive” issue' https://www.worldwidedx.com/threads/robyn-t240d-the-executive-%E2%80%9Cno-receive%E2%80%9D-issue.271076/ Here is some information from Cbtricks.org...

Time to put the kids to work, very nice.

The Earth is not big enough for what they want to do. Even if it was, powering it is not practical on a terrestrial scale. Check this out:

Welcome Bruce, You have just joined the best radio group on the planet. Lots of people here who are willing to share their knowledge freely, the only prerequisite is that you are willing to learn. I have learned a ton in my short time here. Good luck with the DX. 73&51 Chris

Out in the garage working on the mower deck, standing by on 37LSB. I heard a single Jamaican station in the grass, and nobody else. Calling DX just feels like I'm practicing... Mower deck has been scraped and wire brushed by hand. Next comes one coat of Rust-Oleum paint over rust primer...

RIP Chuck Norris

There is a protection circuit on cb radios that reduces the output power if the SWR goes up?

I just found another:

This is a neat looking radio for sure, and it appears to have a noise reduction feature on the Rx too. A little over $250 has it competing with the Anytone radios. https://moonrakeronline.com/us/midland-8001-pro-cb-radio

I heard you in there, but my mobile just could not make the trip. We will keep trying...

Airwave control isn't about airwaves. It's about control. :ROFLMAO: But seriously, I just try to stay in my lane and operate to the best of my abilities.

Someone here had a story about a customer who just could not wire it correctly, and repeatedly brought the radio back because it was hooked up backwards. The solution was to install a bridge rectifier so it could be hooked up either way...

If you don't solder the braid, it will be ok right up to the point that it's not. ;)