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Thanks for the link and the replies guys... I still wonder where FM would take me/where I can talk? As Captain Killowatt said, stay under 28.000 MHz. I comprehend that fine. But where will the FM put me if used?

You're right...:oops:

Sorry I asked...

I may have asked this before, but can't seem to find my thread. Where can I find a chart with frequencies I can/cannot go to on am/fm for this General Lee radio? I've never messed with FM before and would like to know my limitations. Thanx.

I don't know if he's still around, but at exit 5 in Maybrook, New York on the road to the TA travel center, there's a guy called Bladerunner who I heard over the years does some work on them. Not sure as I said, if he's still around or not. CB repairmen are a dying breed. It's a shame too.

I got bit by the cb bug when I was around 14, in 1976. My much-older-than-me brothers were both truckers that ran from Connecticut where we lived to Iowa/Maine and back every week. I loved catching them passing through on I-91 when they were headed either way. I lived on enough of a hill...

General Lee sound problem. I narrowed my problem down to it being the excessive temperature produced from the defrosters, as the radio is mounted just above the ducts. Yesterday I ran the external speaker for 12 hours, with the defrosters not blasting hot air towards the radio, and never lost...

Oh, my mistake guys...I was thinking it was SSB. That explains why there's no clarifier, eh? (LOL) Next mission is to find a frequency chart for this radio, to see where I can/can't go...any suggestions? Thanx for the comebacks.

I recently purchased a used but in the box General Lee. I have a perfect 1.2:1 match for SWR, and the radio works great; best one I ever owned. The problem I have is when I plug the external speaker in, after a while it seems that some circuit overheats and I lose the sound. Even with the ex...