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Maybe I wasn't clear enough. I have the radio going to a meter then dummy load. Then I hook hook frequency counter to pin on so239 inside radio. Is that no good?
Videos I've seen people hook the frequency counter aligator clip right to the pin on the inside of the radio?? No..... so where are you supose to connect it??
So I have a fluke 1910 frequency counter. I think it's a 1910..... anyway the way I have been checking frequency it to connect one alligator clip to ground and the other to the pin on the so-239 connector. So my question is how many watts can a fluke frequency counter handle? Like a scope you...
So I got this vintage VU meter that was from an estate sale. I popped it open and it looked like somebody did some work to it. I'm curious to ya'll thoughts and opinions.VU meter with the front 1/4 jack are hard to find and I'm curious to a good way to test one. I'm thinking of hooking up a 8...
"The next step is to make sure that your test equip. is calibrated correctly. you can have this done somewhere, or you can build a frequency standard for very cheap. the most expensive part is the crystal, and they are like $10. i'll try to draw up a diagram, but for now, do the search thing for...
Hmm well it doesn't make much sense to buy a peice of equitment that costs more to check then the peice of equitment you are trying to check. I just heard you buy a 10 dollar crystal and make a frequency standard to make sure your counter is on target. No? gotta buy a 500 dollar standard?
So I plugged the three prong power cord into a cheater plug with 2 prongs into the outlet and no more problems. Or I could just cut the ground wire inside the power supply. My conclusion is that there is a serious design flaw and the manufacturer is not aware of it yet. I will be standing by for...
Anyone know the exact location of pin 6 on IC2? I'm pretty sure cobra used different ic chips and I'm not sure if I'm looking at the right schematics. I'm working on a newer cobra 29 ltd switch. Thanks!
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