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I have posted in other threads in this forum, regarding my work with Workman on some of their antenna line. The antenna I am going to show here, is almost ready. The only issue right now, is the manufacturer included the wrong whips. We are waiting for the correct whips to arrive. However, the...

I'll trade you my rare gum wrapper collection for it.

QT-40 was $160 for a while, but back up to $200 now. My bench rate per hour, is more than half the cost of a new radio. Yeah, I'm not cheap, nor are shipping costs. But, you get what you pay for.

I am not certain if he contacted Scott's. He did say he was reluctant to contact Scott's, due to Scott's published warranty policy statement that was quoted on here. I am not going to speak for Timmy on this. I have also seen Scott's YT video on this very subject. I have made my observations...

Timmy replaced the radio with a QT-60 Pro

Yes they did go haywire and I thought I mitigated this by deleting my reply. Yes it was 18 months. But, if *I* sold it, I would have at the very least, had a look at it. Scott's would not. IMHO, that is *not* standing behind what he sells. Obviously, I am not as impressed with Scott's Radios...

I just call it, like I see it. 73

How is Scott's radios standing behind what he sells, when you buy an Anytone radio and he clearly states you are on your own after the sale? Sorry, but you have a major contradiction with that shameless plug of a statement.

It's not impossible. They are available. Send me a PM.

The Browning is a copy of the Maxrd/Pctel. The higher freq coil and longer whip is a headache and little benefit. I have tried every coil you mentioned and best result with shunt fed 26-30 MHz coil with long whip, like Wilson 1000 style antenna.

Check your PM's

I have a small Cubic collection from years ago. It is great equipment.

Do the BIAS ALIGNMENT! Then see what happens.

Try searching shunt fed, vs. end fed.

The clamp style meters are BS when measuring DC. Hardwire your test leads to the radio. I think you should invest your time in performing the bias procedure, rather than shotgunning the FET's.

I have also used the sleeve from an original battery if it is made of plastic. I push the cells out of the end and stack LR44's inside. I have found that the new LR44's suck, like everything else these days and are prone to leakage. I have to check the cells often for this.

I didn't have mine open, but Timmy posted a pic in this thread that I looked at. I sort of recalled that the part designation in the PA were descending, or I would have assumed the same as you did.

the matched pair is 101 and 102.

And I did this, CW is wanted!

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