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Heres what I think it is, this radio is similar to a GE radio, the wiring goes like this. First the DIN plugs dont go in a usual numerical order. If you are looking at the plug from the wire end of the plug solder-terminals with the notch in the plug pointing down it goes 1-4-2-5-3. That being...

I have one of these laying around and the relays in it (1974 model) are masushita relays rated at 3A 30 volt DC/ 7A 1/6hp 125,250 VAC.

Theres a lot of shops that can get this radio to do what you desire. Communication experts comes highly recommended and they are a forum sponsor!

Check D44 it should be a black diode.If its a older 148F gtl look at D55 the driver and the final.

Foxies ph # (713) 433-3793 Thats what I was given at the Jax break anyway..

I have a Avon beep board on a old midland base that makes the ding dong door sound when its keyed, been told its quite annoying. A classic as well.

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Nuthin to see here folks..move along LOL Amazing after all these years theyre still jealous of the best forum on the net.

I like this site for the really old cb rigs. http://www.retrocom.com

Adenfan Im glad I could help you out.We all have to start somewhere and it youve come to a place where there are some good folks. Give me a shout when you come to Lincoln sometime.<img src=http://www.wwdx.org/smilies/posticon40.gif ALT=":40"> </p>

Well as a Nebraska native I cant stand John decamp he had been accused of molestation here and all of the sudden it was just dropped and nothing ever came of it. While he is no longer a senator he is still a lobbyist. Im sure this is all pretty accurate as the kinds of behavior he exposes in his...

Ive done the same thing with some of the other little "emergency" radios.Many of of em work well, I have an old jc penney one that I was told sounded very good with good bassy audio. </p>Edited by: <A...

Look in the event calender section Coax, under Jacksonville break.... </p>

What amp are we talking about?And what tubes are in it?<img src=http://www.wwdx.org/smilies/posticon60.gif ALT=":60"> </p>

Depends on the book and who wrote it.But I will say that many of the better written books will show you the basic things that any cber should know like,mike wiring,how to do basic troubleshooting,coax prep,antenna installs, etc.And in Lou franklins basic book he will tell you when its time to...

Heres what I have from one of my books.... K-40 speech processor mic. Ceramic noise cancelling astatic cartridge with LM308N=NTE938M powered by capacitor charged from CB transmit circuit. Audio=white Ground=sheild Xmit=red Common=black Rcv=blue (ancient versions yellow for Johnson...

www.kenwood.net/indexKenwood.cfm?do=SupportFileCategory&FileCatID=6 Heres some info from Kenwood! Hope this helps! </p>

If you like homebrewing up stuff thats great, I like projects too. My advice on this is bite the bullet buy the board and install it in the radio. Its cheaper more compact and all the handy ground and power connections youll need are right there inside. But if the project route is the way...

What kind of mike did you try on this? This royce radio used a different wiring than most other radios.Cobra wont work and a few Midlands will work. Heres the wiring in case anyone needs it. 1. Audio 2.Ground/common 3.Transmit 4.Recieve. This also works on some Ray jefferson...