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Actually it is a bit tricky. You can pull the board out of that microphone. Be careful you cant buy replacement parts. On the top side of the board you will see B+ and B-. After you remove the board you can put in a new battery hook up and solder from the bottom. And it is harder getting this...

The older birds were a bad design with the light on the side. You can go through battereies like crazy. Especially if it is sitting close to something you can't see the light.

I never blew up the picture. Never saw the solder all over the final covers.

I never saw one with such sloppy heat sink compound. Also the road devil will sound bad. I tried every kind of mic imagineable on that radio and the only ones that sounded good were stock, 636L and 575M6.

The new one should be here Monday. If you can trust the usps.

Funny how I heard that now the Pro Com is better than the A99 because the Pro Com is the proper length.

There is a place called Hayseed Hamfest that makes multi section capacitors. The cost is not crazy.

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Yes I do and forgot all about this posting. Still have it.

It is a old Gregory Mark XV. Hasn't been used in years. I replaced all the electrolytics. It was buzzing like crazy. And replaced the jacks with Switchcraft. Got ready to put it back together and noticed the big filter cap. I read that most of the multi canaster capacitors were per amp. Some...

Wow. Now I am going blind. I never looked at the Pic. With a flashlight and magnifying glass It looked like 50 but it is 350.

Very low voltage 50v all the modern caps are 500v which is probably better. If I figured right that is 170 MFD. I would like to stick with a 1 piece cap or condenser.

So this amplifier is well over 50 years old. I got it well used when I was 12 or 13. Oh wow am I old. I am going over it and need to know what something is I believe it is a capacitor only markings are 60 mfd with a circle with flat bottom, 60 mfd with a square next to it , and 50 mfd with a...

Yes very sloppy. Never cut the legs sticking through the board. I think I am going to replace everything but the 2SD188. Most of the resistors look like they have gotten pretty hot. There is also a 2SC1419. I am going to up the wattage on all the resistors. with 1/2 or 1 watt. This is a friends...

That picture looks exactly right. Then there is a little foam washer where the round hole is. Sometimes they are missing and the key where your thumb goes is a little wobbly.

Maybe you should post a picture pointing to what you want to see.

I was wondering is this bridge rectifier even hooked up correctly? The two red wires come from the transformer. I am thinking hot and neutral. The black and orange wire go to the board. The flat corner is the +. I am thinking this is wrong? Am I wrong but should one red go to the notched corner...

I do know c302 once exploded because someone replaced it with a axial. I read that the rectafier can be checked in circuit. I will take the leads off and check it. It does not short to ground so that is good.

Jeff that is what I thought at first. This is not like the Cobra 2000 I do not see a switch on the back of this radio. Thanks

I just got home and checked out the wiring and from the power plug to the power supply all is correct. I also checked the power socket and the center pin is in it. I also checked to see if the power cord could be plugged in the wrong way and it can not be plugged in wrong.