Thought the A was the single board and the B was the dual board. It was mentioned in this video:Not the same. It is the two board chassis like the Superbase. The Midland is also that two board layout.
Thought the A was the single board and the B was the dual board. It was mentioned in this video:
Hi, I appreciate the effort, having a hard time finding this mod.Whups! Volume CB-153 is AWOL from my collection. Might turn up, but no good way to predict. Had all 293 volumes at one time. How many are really missing and how many just got "put down" in the wrong place? No idea.
If it turns up I'll check back.
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Could just pull the clarifier knob off and recenter it on the pot. That way you can wear out the 1o'clock part of the wiper path instead of where it already wore from years past at the noon position.**you will need to re-align the frequencies after the mod...
I've never done that so I will need to let other comment on that logic. I will say that this radio has an indent at 12 o'clock so the control kinda stays there. I guess that is a prevention from the accidental bump.Could just pull the clarifier knob off and recenter it on the pot. That way you can wear out the 1o'clock part of the wiper path instead of where it already wore from years past at the noon position.
I appreciate the reply and I will perform this by the weekend. Do you know which pots are for am,lsb,usb for frequency?3-5825A is the single board like the one in the Telsat SSB140
3-5825B is the double board like the ones in the GE Superbase
For the A (the same as the SSB140
PLL02A PTBM048A0X LAFAYETTE TELSAT SSB140
- Remove diode D-5
- Lift (disconnect) resistor R24 other side from D4 ie: leave D4 end of R24 as is
- Feed constant 9.4v supply from mode switch (check with meter) to the on-connected end of R-24
**you will need to re-align the frequencies after the mod...
I appreciate the reply and I will perform this by the weekend. Do you know which pots are for am,lsb,usb for frequency?