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There are two archive locations being developed & updated for electronic copies of Sams Photofact CB Radio Series (for reference): 1. Up North Radio: https://upnorthradio.net/photofact/ No Login required 2. Internet Archive: https://archive.org/login (FREE) Internet Archive account needed! Be...

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Wow, great list ! I can upload some of these to I.A. (with the common tag: Sams Photofact CB Series) Michael

Hi Brandon, could you send me the upload login, please? I have a few files I can contribute. Thanks, Michael

Hi Dan, fair enough. It's a busy looking site. I got your back, buddy & I can help you if you like ! All you need is to create your login there or use a Google Acct. Afterwards, there are only 2 steps to up load: 1. Click on the "Upload" tab (upper-right corner) 2. Drag and drop your files...

Hi Dan, I just noticed this thread... I started uploading all my Sam's manuals to Internet Archive. ( https://archive.org/login <- same link as sp5it ) Have you considered this site for all your .pdf manuals? It's a great site ! Thanks, Michael

Thank you, sir !!

Found a copy ! CB-207

Hello Dan, do you have CB-207 in your collection? I'm looking for the pages for TRC-457. I could not seem to find this .pdf in the thread. :-(( Thank you for your time! Michael

I see you have the instructions already, Jim. But for anyone else, Link supplied !!

Just noticed this. Maybe it will help you. Lightning Antenna assembly instructions (L6): http://www.radiomanual.info/schemi/ACC_antenna/Lightning_antennas_L6_user.pdf

Jim, antennas can be a pain in the @$$ for sure. But honestly, this is how you learn, OM! You will always have a different SWR readings in the shack if you do not isolate the antenna from the feedline. Remembering you are testing, a choke made from RG-58 or RG-213 would help you. (Just as...

Hi Jim, you've go a good team on this forum! Interesting topic. After 40 years in radio, I'm still learning too! To expand on one topic, use of chokes. I always use a 1:1 baluns (or choke) at the feed point to my antennas. In fact, I also use current baluns on my radio, to reduce noise. They...

Northern California, 1 hr north of Sacramento Power to the antenna is 69 Watts (miscalculation in Technical Info)

Here is a picture of the FT8 Contacts for the 10M HAM band. All locations are in reach of this repeater. This of the possibilities!!

Something new for the summer skip/DX season: A new simplex repeater is "up-and-running" in California on 27.935 MHz To use simplex repeater, you simply transmit a message (talk)! The repeater will record & then resend what you sent (said). There is a maximum of 30 seconds of message time...

finshin' pole with a strange reel ???

I have used another "Ebay" signal gen from CN in the past, similar to this one. The only problem I found with it is it will not modulate a signal on CH1 (AM or FM) with the generator on Ch2 or an external audio input. For a function generator or signal generator it works fine for $100

Thanks for the heads up. Looks nice, but......

Came across a schematic of the SSM2166 with variable low (bass) an high (treble) gain controls + an input attenuator (pot). Credit goes to WA1QIX