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Yes, this uses a multi-plexed system for frequency and channel display. The channel display is working fine. Not moving forward further with this one as the customer decided to leave it as-is.

I'm working on an S9 with controller board PCBX-0335R6 and can't seem to locate any newer info that what is posted on the CB Tricks website (that shows the 0335R. There is no frequency display, but the displays themselves test good when directly connected to a common ground and the segment pins...

I'm in the middle of trouble-shooting one of these right now with no frequency display whatsoever. if I come up with anything useful for you, I'll post an update. Update: I concur with Nomad's last pinout post. It appears to be correct. Also eliminates the displays as being the culprits in my...

I'm starting to get reports of Cobra's latest 29 Classic/Chrome series having partly blown displays, and the display Cobra is using is no longer the same as previous production versions of these radios. Does anyone know of a source for the part? I do not even have a specific part number yet, and...

You can also use some capacitor trickery to nudge the frequency up or down. To nudge up, cut a trace to the crystal and insert a cap. To nudge down, place additional capacitance across the existing tuning cap (this will reduce the affect the tuning cap has, so some experimentation is in order)...

This is an ancient thread, I know, but I wanted to post a quick update. The system discussed is very outdated, and the links no longer work as I've removed the associated files from the dtbradio.com website. I had updated the system with USB support, but due to a break-in at the shop in January...

I agree with both Nomad Coyote. Pretty much guaranteed to be an age-related issue. In your case, since AM is working well, you have a lot less circuitry to consider. Since your post didn't say anything about the receive being a problem, this limits the possibilities to the power supply and...

I know this is an older thread, but I recently had one of these come in DOA and given to the shop for parts. During a lol today, I pulled it out and did some trouble-shooting, and found that a bad ground and some loose screws were the main culprit, and got the main amp working. In this unit, the...

I just made a contact with Rocket station in Stockhom on CB channel 2, 10:16AM today, from my shop radio in Carlisle, PA.. All kinds of signal on him!

I know this is an old thread, but back about 24 years ago roughly a customer was carrying a buddy's amp across the next-door truck-stop's parking lot towards my shop for some tests, and a pair of FCC agents were in the neighborhood after investigating my shop for violations (they didn't find...

I stumbled on this IC while looking at possible diode replacements for the venerable 1N34-style part. I haven't thoroughly read through the spec sheet, but I wanted to put this out for general discussion and feedback. It claims to have a forward drop of less than 100mV, which would make for...

I kinda doubted there'd be an exact match out there anymore, and I'm certainly open to "fudging", lol! Thanks for the reply!

Do any of you know where I can lay my hands on the channel display for a DAK Mark X radio? Thanks! More to come on this one as I get it working again.

You're welcome!

That reminds me, I'm also selling lightning protection hats. They are similar to the CME protection hats, but they come with a heavy-duty grounding wire that is designed to burn through upon the beginning of a lightning strike, allowing you to experience the full thrill of the lighting bolt...

Just about any 3.5-inch speaker with proper mount hole spacing should work, as long as the magnet doesn't impinge on anything.The larger the magnet, the better the sound usually is.

I haven't seen the inside of one of these yet, but if its typical RCI, then its just the old DX version of the 2995 with a stronger amplifier. Schematics for the 2995DX (and the mobile version, the 2970DX, which is pretty much exactly the same radio) were made available years ago, but I do not...

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Half of Teaberry's models went by a "T" of some kind, Like "Titan T", or "T Scout", or "T Charlie". What is your full radio model name? If it is the original 23-channel plain-old "T", the SAM's manual doesn't even show a pin-out, just that its a 3-wire system. If its the 40-channel plain-old...

Glad you got it going! In general, 0 volts on a tube's control grid is bad, as it allows heavy conduction from plate to cathode. I don't know your particular circuit, so I don't know if there are any other safety devices in play, but for most tube circuits, 0 volts on the grid means you won't...