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Did the Driver get real hot before it failed? I would be willing to take a look at it, You can contact me by email for shipping instructions.. Rogerbird1@netscape.net </p>Edited by: <A...

HI, Puzzling, If the driver was bad, and after replacing the new went bad, I would check the Bias Diode. Possibly bad. I would unsolder one leg of the Bias Diode and measure it with an OHM meter, it should read like a diode, between 500 and 1600 Ohms one way and open the other. Also...

HI, Puzzling, If the driver was bad, and after replacing the new went bad, I would check the Bias Diode. Possibly bad. I would unsolder one leg of the Bias Diode and measure it with an OHM meter, it should read like a diode, between 500 and 1600 Ohms one way and open the other. Also...

Hey, Check out this forum, they have had several discussions about your particular issue. groups.yahoo.com/group/TS-440/ I also have seen the bad glue cause probs. Roger. </p>

Yeah, The 2600 cannot be modded the same way as the 2510 or Lincoln, The microprocessor does not have the programming beyond 28 & 29 mhz. The only choices are the Chipswitch, installing a Lincoln or 2510 Micro, or doing an Xtal Mod.. The microprocessor xtal is a 2MHz Resonator. Check...

Yeah, The 2600 cannot be modded the same way as the 2510 or Lincoln, The microprocessor does not have the programming beyond 28 & 29 mhz. The only choices are the Chipswitch, installing a Lincoln or 2510 Micro, or doing an Xtal Mod.. The microprocessor xtal is a 2MHz Resonator. Check...

You said the radio was Modded.. I am guessing it had a Xtal Mod?? Make sure the X302 xtal is a 22mhz Also Check the Microprocessor , If it is a UC1251, it is that original HR2600 Micro, If it is not, it may have been replaced with a 2510/Lincoln micro, or a chipswitch. See if that...

You said the radio was Modded.. I am guessing it had a Xtal Mod?? Make sure the X302 xtal is a 22mhz Also Check the Microprocessor , If it is a UC1251, it is that original HR2600 Micro, If it is not, it may have been replaced with a 2510/Lincoln micro, or a chipswitch. See if that...

Re: Your first CB? what year started? any other radio intere Hmm, First radio.. My oldest brother had a friend in Jr High that was into radios and got him hooked up with a converted 9 channel tube set (former Marine Radio I think) back in 1973. He had a 12' tripod with a Shakespeare Big...

There is also a Mod that uses a 2 pole 6 position rotary switch and some diodes. The same as the mod for the Cobra 148/2000. There are small versions of the rotary switches that can be found. You can get 15 below 1 and up to 28.045. Roger </p>

See the info on my pages: www.rogerbird.tripod.com/tlkbk.htm Try either mod II or Mod III. They are the easiest. Roger </p>Edited by: <A HREF=http://p067.ezboard.com/bworldwidecbradioclub.showUserPublicProfile?gid=rogerbird1>Rogerbird1</A> at: 11/17/04 1:43 am

See the info on my pages: www.rogerbird.tripod.com/tlkbk.htm Try either mod II or Mod III. They are the easiest. Roger </p>Edited by: <A HREF=http://p067.ezboard.com/bworldwidecbradioclub.showUserPublicProfile?gid=rogerbird1>Rogerbird1</A> at: 11/17/04 1:43 am

The receive circuit in the 2600 is different and the mod for the lincoln and 2510 will not work..(there is no Q135 or R152). Roger </p>

The receive circuit in the 2600 is different and the mod for the lincoln and 2510 will not work..(there is no Q135 or R152). Roger </p>

Yes it does, The Negative lead will be on the Inside Leg of R152, the Positive will be on the Out side leg (Closest to the edge of the PCB) I have updated the Mod Diagram for this mod on my page. Rogerbird.tripod.com I hope this helps... Roger </p>Edited by: <A...

Yes it does, The Negative lead will be on the Inside Leg of R152, the Positive will be on the Out side leg (Closest to the edge of the PCB) I have updated the Mod Diagram for this mod on my page. Rogerbird.tripod.com I hope this helps... Roger </p>Edited by: <A...

Hi I would start with Receive Mod 1: Increasing the Receive Audio I To correct this, Add a 4.7uf 16v Electrolytic capacitor across (in Parallel) with R152 (a 560 ohm resistor). This modification will increase the receive audio. Most say that this does the trick and there is little need...

Hi I would start with Receive Mod 1: Increasing the Receive Audio I To correct this, Add a 4.7uf 16v Electrolytic capacitor across (in Parallel) with R152 (a 560 ohm resistor). This modification will increase the receive audio. Most say that this does the trick and there is little need...

hi, Not that my opinion matters much.. I have read and posted many of his mods, and been able to find places to improve on some. When he first started publishing his mods, these radios were still very new and many people did not know their full potential, with his mods it opened the...

hi, Not that my opinion matters much.. I have read and posted many of his mods, and been able to find places to improve on some. When he first started publishing his mods, these radios were still very new and many people did not know their full potential, with his mods it opened the...