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Amp in operation for your review. 73 Jeff

https://www.dogpile.com/serp?q=CB+Radio+Parts+&sc=jwLpPB7XJ3tI00 https://www.worldwidedx.com/forums/cb-radio-modifications.189/ 73 Jeff

I used to live in the bottom of a little valley, It was a challenge to work over the hill to the west but not too bad to the east. Sounds like a good idea, I hear a shot of good scotch helps warm the bones.... 73 Jeff

@unit_399 Jim, do you have Steve's contact info? 73 Jeff

It's been good the last few days, 29.600 has been active on simplex and plenty of stations from 28.3-28.5 Actually this cycle has been a lot of fun, I have made more 12 m contacts from the mobile than I ever have before, I think the recent 10/12 meter rigs offered may have helped that segment...

my favorite place to find tubes was tv repair shops..... TV repair shop? Damn am I that old? 73 Jeff

My last two emails to Lou have gone unanswered. He is a member here, hasn't answered Direct messages for sometime. Hope he's ok as well. 73 Jeff

What are you driving the amp with, what radio?

Ken Yager shared this photo this morning. Camping on the wall above Yosemite valley. What a view.....

So this popped up today in my email from my brother. A single transistor amp with no transformers, tuned input/output. Enlarge the image, note Telstar on the edge. 73 Jeff

Is this the only radio that you have? So you might be able to "touch up" Modulation a little, I don't think you're going to be able to make a drastic improvement but here you go( found on the web) I don't recommend removing/ clipping modulation components, Adjust them. Go slow, take your time...

It's not likely that there's a specific Schematic on that amp, I assume it's like the solid state 677 Golden eagle amp that has a variable. Can you find a part number on the old variable? Any ohm's reading at all or is it open? 73 Jeff

One of the first radios I ran on 10 meters was a 148 bodged up to 28 MHz. Lou Franklin had plenty of info about ten meter conversion back then. 73 Jeff

AM junkies don't want bias, it gobbles up current that they consider a waste, I too went through this phase many years ago. " Class C works fine for SSB" As I actually began to understand how radio really works, my views changed. A lot. Carl has been using the HG transistors for a while now...

I have to agree, the Mitsubishi logo doesn't look correct on that 2312, it looks like some fakes I got some time ago that were branded Fairchild, they were worthless. I filed a claim and got my money refunded and the Chinese vendor on flea bay didn't want them back. They were listed as...

https://www.amazon.com/antenna-quick-disconnect/s?k=antenna+quick+disconnect&tag=worradfor-20 There are others, Breedlove also make quick connecters, there's cheaper options, I choose the Hustler stainless just for strength. 73 Jeff

I ran a Predator 10k single coil on a 27" shaft on the driver side rear corner of the bed for years on a 01 ranger. They make Stake mounts that fit in the stake holes, I used half of a standard mirror mount bolted to the inside of the rear rail. It was on a Hustler stainless quick connector so I...

I agree with BC, most mobile antennas less than 48" are super lossy, they will show a good match as far as SWR, but not very effective. What kind of vehicle is it? Possibly a loaded longer antenna mounted lower on the vehicle and keep the load above the roof? 73 Jeff

Here's a low profile antenna, however it's not cheap. https://www.worldwidedx.com/threads/here-is-a-intetesting-antenna-to-think-about.244724/ And the DDRR https://www.worldwidedx.com/threads/ddrr-antenna-loop-directional-discontinuity-ring-radiator.239573/ 73 Jeff

There's a thread here about the DDRR antenna. I think it's in a Joe Gunn discussion some where 73 Jeff