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K6aom Man I hope you didn't take it the wrong way. I just had to throw that one on the wall, it's all in good fun !!! Your doing it the lawful way !!! David

License " lol " who needs a stinking license !!!

I guess I got it mixed up with the Huracan model? sorry my bad

Yeah to bad you can't get a new one any more

Dave why did the 24 mhz get dropped, and how well is the echo/Talkback? Do you still have some with the 24 mhz ?

Hay Cotton what is the latest price on the messengers like the m500 , m4v , m1200, and does Ray still build a m2k on request ?

Wish Messenger still made them !!!:confused:

There web site is up and phone says leave message, you would think Signal engineering would at least make a announcement of there going out of business, or there status on there web site? At least for there costumers that need parts!!!! At least return Email & Ph call This is just Bad Bad...

Yea sure wish he was still in business.

Well, Robb where did you go? We need to find out what's up with signal Engineering? I just tried going to there web site and it's no longer there. This looks to be a unhappy ending ???

Boy, sure hope they get going again!!!

BM I'm sorry, I do not have a scanner only his book, maybe someone else could help me back up what I am trying to quote. All that I can do is re-write what Lou stated/published. This is a great book I highly recommend this to everyone in this forum it has really helped me out, I have no...

I use 468 as my calculation number for a 1/2 wave length, as stated on page 313-315. Of ( Lou Franklin's ) Understanding & Repairing CB Radios For The Professional Technician I must say it works for me! Oh by the way, C W Morse, I'm waiting on hearing you reply to captain...

I have never heard anyone in the 25 Mhz range AM/SSB,

Man bet she pulls some series alternator amps on ssb, I have the 455 m4v and it pulls pretty good on ssb, so I can imagine what a monster she must be. What kind of charging system you running with her?

Are these still obtainable

Hey jerk, what is the problem with running your antenna system with a 1.4:1 -1.5:1 swr? you are only loosing about 10% of your signal if that much, and that is probably on the high side by 6%?

First of all there is no way a 102" steel whip is going to give you a 1.1:1 swr period end of sentence !!! It's more like around 1.4:1 / 1.5:1 is what you should be seeing, Unless your using a antenna tuner between your meter and antenna. The length of your coax is probably showing you a...

That 102" whip w/ spring has around 36 ohms plus the coax has 50 ohms. So the 50 ohms divided by 36 ohms = 1.38 The best you will see is around 1.4 swr no better, unless you you use a tuner.

My instructions sheet that came with my m4v only states a voltage of at least 13.8 volts minim, it doesn't state a Maxim voltage. I have run mine with as much as 16-17 volts. By running at this level I only seen about a 50w increase, it's safer to run it at 14-15 volts on a regular bases.