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Not real easy as theres usually not enough room for the board and a battery to run it inside most flat mikes.What kind of radio are you planning to do this with? </p>

Cell phone shack sucks anymore<img src=http://www.wwdx.org/smilies/posticon43.gif ALT=":43"> I started getting all my parts online as the local shacks dont stock crap these days. Those caps should work fine for that purpose.Next time you stock up you might give these guys a try...

The industrial tube for this is the 7189.But those are the pricy ones, the EL84 tube is still being made and isnt real pricy as they are still being used in guitar amps. You can get several brands of them here for decent prices.www.partsexpress.com </p>

The PC33 comes in 2 models one is similar to a Pro 520. The Colt 359 is a basic radio nuthin remarkable or fancy about either one of em.<img src=http://www.wwdx.org/smilies/posticon60.gif ALT=":60"> </p>

Kens books arent too bad he lists a lot of radios in his books the green book lists 2000+ models.www.kenselectronics.com </p>

Pacific radio sales has em too, the LT2D boards rock.<img src=http://www.wwdx.org/smilies/posticon62.gif ALT=":62"> </p>

Re: Re: Adjustable 102 Mine adjusts similar to the one in the photo posted. It slides into the base and is held by set screws.Not nearly as heavy duty though. A fighting stick might work for this as well. </p>

I have one I got at a garage sale. It was made out of a piece of stainless steel rod, about 3 feet long, bored down the middle for a stinger and threaded on the other end for a 3/8-24 mount. It works ok and flexs little less than a standard 102 whip. I wrapped some coax seal around the area...

I went thru my old astatic info from the 1970s the way it reads to me it is a D104 with a G stand. </p>

$337.00 ? Ah but to go back in time......... </p>

There are a quite a few of these still being used here in the Lincoln Nebraska area (was home to the factory). But as far as new in the box ones go yes it is indeed a rare antenna. You see a few of em(used) pop up in the paper here and at garage sales but even that is becoming more rare. </p>

I havent heard that the the brand of tubes make a difference but there could be something to that I dont know. I do know that these tubes are becoming rarer and more expensive each year that passes.So one will have to run whatever they find available. Some of these amps can be converted to...

Look just to the left of the large transformer near the back of the radio.Its the diode that sits right next to a small elcetrolytic capacitor. </p>

Ive bought an antenna and some radios etc from sling everything was as promised and packaged very well. He stands behind what he sells and is more than happy to answer any questions you might have AAAA++++ in my book. </p>

1. Cobra 142GTL 2. Rat Shack TRC453 3. Sears Road Talker40 Base 4. Teaberry Ranger T 5. Midland whose model # I cannot recall </p>Edited by: <A HREF=http://p067.ezboard.com/bworldwidecbradioclub.showUserPublicProfile?gid=flatlandradio>Flatland Radio</A>...

What I think you are looking for is a air variable capacitor which Im not sure of the value of. You might try contacting Kens electronics by sending him a email he has a lot of these older parts and schematics still in stock.www.kenselectronics.com </p>

There is a small capacitor inside each of the standard K-40 antennas if I remember right they cant handle much over 200 watts. </p>

C.B. = Constantly Buying. </p>

Re: magnet mount antenna on a house trailer with a metal ro I have a friend that works on cars in a storage unit who is an avid cber.The storage units are tilt up concrete with a galvanzied metal roof. He is a classic scrounger and doesnt like to pay much for anything.We tried various...

For the $$ I would stick with the 6JU6s as well and also consider replacing the filter capacitors on the amp.Hygain made these back in the early to mid 70s and parts dont last forever.And if its a mobile amp keep a pair or two of the oscillator transistors handy as they will eventually go out on...