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It was/is, just like it is "illegal" to have your antenna higher than 60 feet above the ground and to talk over 150 miles on a CB. Like i said earlier, the CB isn't "policed" near as much as people think/say it is. I'm not saying that it isn't policed at all, kit is just very, very limited...

dunno yet, it passed by me at the horizon right after i made the post. according to n2yo, i should have an excellent view of it on the 14th. FITSAT is supposed to send a special message on xmas, guess I'll have to wait and see

If you live in the Eastern portion of the United States and the skies are clear you can see a student built satellite flashing LEDs in Morse Code today. But don’t worry, if it’s cloudy or if you live elsewhere there are several other opportunities to see it in the coming days. This is the...

Thats right... use mosfets :oops::w00t::D Seriously though, mosfets have their place just like some of the toys do. A LOT of people despise noise toys and some CBers know this and use them just to aggravate. I've used my fair share of them through the 80s but now only have one, the long version...

The FCC rules used to read "limited to 4 watts carrier output with 5 watts input am & 12 watts pep ssb", which meant that you would never see the 4 watts because it takes more than 5 watts in to make 4 watts out. Then in the late 90s the FCC basically gave control of the CBs to local law...

honestly, i have never had a base that would do as good as a mobile. Years ago, I thought that it might be the power supply, so I turned the voltage up to 15V on a midland and it made a difference in output but still not like the mobile with identical board on 14V. Even went as far as...

The board may be the same as a 2950 but, the last time I checked, a 2950 did not come with a weak built in power supply. That could explain why it says on the modification sheet that it isn't recommended.

Don't understand why you're wanting to butcher a working radio... to each their own i guess After looking through the mod sheet at Bennies site, it says that it's not recommended to put mosfets in the 2527 because of power supply issues, but the mod is still shown. Bennies one stop CB info...

nope.... the only mod for it is extra transmit on 2m & 70cm

^^ +1 Dak ix & x that I saw years ago seemed to all have vco problems, that is where I would start. To me they are a BIG, pretty radio but when they start to show problems they just keep coming and coming......

youre not the only one that miss lillian wrote to i used to actually take time to reply to these guys. it is so funny the lengths that they will go to trying to get a western union from you. there are lots of people that reply to these guys over at 419eater, some of the letters are hillarious...

ummmm...... you guys do realize the original post was made 7 years ago lol

sorry bud, i couldnt resist pressing like all you have to do is view the liked messages , you dont delete anything you should have a notice below your user name at the top right of your screen, click it to see the list and then view the likes. or i guess you could view your profile and click on...

there were reports of a faulty ribbon cable a while back that would cause that. also a few people had problems with a bad smd 2SJ355 mosfet on the pa board that caused the voltage to drop to around 3vdc. first thing i would check is to see if the molex plugs are making a good connection. I had...

preaching to the choir brother:rolleyes:

When the Lil' Wils were first introduced, several friends tried them out and they worked OK. Back then the Silver Eagle 200 was really popular around here and they just would do 200W which fried the coil in many of the Lil' Wils. I think out of 10 people maybe 3 still had working...

One word.... Hilberling PT-8000A VLF / HF / VHF Amateurfunk-Transceiver RX: 9 kHz ... 30 MHz / 50 ... 54 MHz 69,9 ... 70,5 MHz / 144 ... 148 MHz 110 ... 143,9 MHz TX: 160 / 80 / 60 / 40 / 30 / 20 / 17 15 / 12 / 10 / 6 / 4 / 2 m-Band All-Mode • 2x RX • DSP 16-pol analoge...

Curious as to why you would want to ruin a perfectly good amplifier. Why not sell the 500v and put that money toward a 1x4 splatter box