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I think Moleculo has it now and is incorporating it into the site for everyone to access.

Here is the channel mod for the 934-38270700:

The literature on CBTricks doesn't state power handling but here is a thread from 2016 where people are discussing it. https://www.worldwidedx.com/threads/antenna-specialists-super-magnum.205730/ I had one back in the 90's and it handled an SB-220. I was keying 350 and peaking about 1400. I...

The C.B. Tune-Up Manual Volume 4 has the channel and clarifier mods for the model 934-38270700. Not sure if it's the same as yours. It has the SM5104 PLL.

If nothing else works, you could Gorilla-glue a fake finger onto the switch..

If it does it with any mic, it may be the switching relay contact timing momentarily isn't unkeying one of the TX circuits before it switches into receive mode or conversely engaging a receive circuit before one of the TX circuits has completely disengaged. Try popping the lid off of the relay...

I didn't see anything about the total length...

Better! Thanks

When I grabbed the whole actual site (minus forum) in 2019 it was 13.3 gigs

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No, not that I know of. I got the CD several years ago. It was sold at the time as a companion with a PP-1 module. I agree, it would be nice to have them all named.

Here is one with over 2500 noises: https://www.filefactory.com/file/6f5xhj1ty4ok/noise_toy sounds.zip For the free download, click "slow download" then on the next page click "continue download". After the timer counts down, click "start download" The speed is limited for free users to around...

Speaking of Longhorn, that was the Beta testing name for Windows Vista before it came out.

I have a feeling RF Parts will be gone in a year. Every time I shop there, more stuff is gone. They don't seem to care either. R.I.P. RF Parts... :whistle:

"shielded SO-239 bulkhead connector" didn't return a match on a search, I guess that's not what it's called either.. ;)

The center pin of the SO-239 part looks like it has solder in it so I would think the center of the coax was soldered there? It's hard to see exactly because your camera didn't focus on the center of the SO-239 very well. I've seen that connector before on the 2995's and in other equipment but...

I found it on the CBTricks 2995 parts list, it's a Ranger parts# EX06N41029. Googling/Duckduckgoing that number gets no hits other than It does show up on http://www.rrcom.com/radioparts/Ranger%20Price%20List%202.htm

It's there to minimize the impedance bump normally associated with connecting to a SO-239. It also acts like a feed through to minimize TVI. I've seen them before but you are right, no matter how many search term combinations I tried, I couldn't find one.

Pins 3 and 11 is the screen grid. I know on some of the Palomar tube mobile amps they put +12 volts on the screen grid to give the tubes a little more gain. They might have done the same on some of the 300A's to beef up the peak power a little on the driver section. It especially helps if there...

You bought the wrong one. You should have bought the RM Italy KL 503 Creamy