Cobra/Dynascan 148GTL Parts

[Intimid88or]

I am looking for the part values of L39 and L42 on a old Cobra 148 GTL this a Dynascan era radio. If no one knows the part value can someone tell me where to buy them. Thank you!

 

[caspear1978]

looking at a pcb layout i have here im comeing up with L39 s a 470uh and L42 is a is2075k the other number i have on it is LB209,, on the L42 im not sure hwich is the value but those are the two numers i have on them, hope this helps you out a little bit,,,,,mark

 

[Intimid88or]

Thank you I will give those a try.

 

[loosecannon]

in the schematics i have, L39 and L42 are the same part number. LD098
LC

 

[Eleven Nineteen]

Did you try Cobra Electronics, phone number 773 889 8870 or 773 889 3087? If they don't have then maybe try Kens Electronics Repair parts CB schematics & tuneup manuals from Ken's Electronics, (Wholesale & Retail Electronic Parts) Kalamazoo, Michigan.

 

[mechanic]

Just finished my "Frankenstein 148" and I may have those parts left over. If you are interested let me know. :mellow:

73 mechanic

 

[tinkerer973WI]

BUMP Same coils as Uniden washington L33 & 35

I'm working over the driver and final section of a 8719 Washington, and L35 is burnt through the plastic shrink tubing. Did anyone find out the value of these choke coils, Service manual for the newer 148's says Kel-149LH-3 for the part # and the description says Coil Choke 4x0.8x8T:R.

Now I'm assuming the 4 refers to a 4mm dia form, but from there I'm lost. Sure wish I had a donor board, LOL , if anyone has one I'd be happy to buy one from someone, whole chassis or just a few parts....

Thanks

 

[brandon7861]

I know this is a very old thread, but I wanted to put this out there for anyone who wants to know. The service manual for the Ranger TR-296GK (same board as 1995 malaysia side mic 148GTL lists the inductance as 470nH. They use a different part number (ECCHK16000), but it is the same choke.

I just spent all night making a calculator in excel that calculates all of the parts from the final out to the antenna jack based on transistor output impedance, RFC included, and now that I see what they did (and have modeled it in simsmith), I can say with certainty that this value can be varied from about 330nH to 10uH, just don't go under 200nH. The calculator is coming soon in a post of its own. I'm going to bed now lol.

 

[nomadradio]

Yeah, I remember the 296. RCI said it was twice as good as a 148. Took me a minute to get the joke.

73