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Get this stuff. Unplug mic, take cover off, spray a couple squirts in mic switch, replace cover and work the mic lever a few times. Plug back in and see if that takes care of static.

Very informative 399. Thank you!

Damn Slow... did ya go in and buy a lottery ticket after you changed yer shorts! sheesh!

Today I gutted and re-freshened a 24" florescent light above the kitchen sink. Ripped out the transformer and tube starter then replaced with electronic ballast and new LED tube. So far the highlight of my day..... Oh... other then getting called back to work next Monday. That did perk me up....

My current Imax been up at least 23 yrs. She still pulls in the micro volts!

Classic...

That's how I learnt namllaT.... er...um... wait a minute.... LOL

Simple. How accurate is it? I got no idea! Can I trust it? Ehhhhh...... I may get 1 just to see how close it is compared to my Fluke meter.

I found that site by accident honestly. I was on here: https://www.radioworld.com/ I happened to see a pic that at first looked unreal.... then looked a bit harder! Now that would be SERIOUS hardline!

Not so much ham or cb related but still neat toys! https://www.dielectric.com/

Somewhat electronic related... Rebuilt a VHF/UHF Log Periodic TV antenna from the 80's. All the elements good and straight, just had to replace all the non-stainless rivets that were rusted and not making contact to the other half. Stainless 10-24 hardware with anti-ox should last a bit. 1...

Sweet! I like it.

LOL... tree ya got me! That was what I was thinking but my fingers typed it in reverse! Communication from brain to fingers breakdown.... sheesh!!! Hahahaha

Most of the pics of the other amps get too grainy when zoomed in. I say 39 cuz you said you tried an 82 and that "got hot fast". More resistance to current flow = more heat.

Sorry for late reply. I see on some amp manufactures websites, they claim you have to register said amp and outdoor antenna systems with your cell provider/service. Any truth to that or just a legal disclaimer?

Your pics of your amp show the resistor to be a 39 ohm, 2 or 3 watt metal oxide flame resistant with a 1% tolerance. The other pics from other amps show to be different values than yours. Have you put an ohm meter on said resistor to see if you get any reading?

Yes, does the display still light up? Does the radio still respond to face plate buttons being pressed? Does the radio still transmit? Very important questions here to go any further.

Remove ALL of the conductive dried brown/cream color glue on and around components. This stuff will cause shorts when it ages with time and heat. Use a solvent like acetone or GC Radio-TV Service Solvent on a Q-tip to loosen the glue first. Then gently pick and pull it off with tweezers when...

I would love to get my hands on that nice and neat nifty solder in 455 board that went around yrs ago. Ohhhhhh... I have a pair of old skewl 2879s here begging to be used! LOL