Hacked or unhacked ?

[Low_Boy]

Oh boy here we go again.

 

[kaos513]

Oh boy here we go again.

the video he posted and removed shows his work from back in the days and blamed an ohio cb shop for the hack job.right there he is guilty by removing it.

 

[loosecannon]

@5:25 he says that a D104 is not the correct impedance for transistorized radios.
IDIOT!

LC

 

[Onelasttime]

He recaps brand new radio's why?

 

[kaos513]

@5:25 he says that a D104 is not the correct impedance for transistorized radios.
IDIOT!

LC

well he needs just to hide an

You know what I am tired of? People come on this site and ask a question you can find answered with google in under half a second. The first 5 things Google finds are almost word for word the answer tot heir question. So often I will google someones questions and if I can find the answer in less than 3 minutes I yell at them for being lazy and not trying! Do your own damn homework before you go to a site full of hobbyist and attempt to get the answer with out putting any effort at all or thought into yourself first! Nothing pisses me off more then Millennials that are dumber than a box of rocks that do not even try to help themselves first! I wish I could I reach through the screen and slap them for not trying!

what the hell he just said? where is his soldering iron ?

 

[Onelasttime]

I recap audio gear so I do have audio grade caps around the house. I do use audio grade caps when they are the right value and I already have them on hand. That said why would you put an audio grade cap in a power supply area as filter cap? What should be there is a computer grade high ripple rated 105 C cap. Audio caps are not usually high ripple rated caps at all. To do that is to do a down grade on the power filtering.

I have tried grade caps in CB's and even in the audio chain they make no difference compared to changing the value. I think film caps and bipolar caps make a bigger difference when you can use them alone. I have tried making composite caps and they seem to help in the pa audio output to the speaker but not so much in tx audio. Limitations in the circuit design itself and the low fidelity of the audio IC used in CB's.

 

[Onelasttime]

Is he saying he 12 bench hours on this radio? Are you kidding me?

 

[kaos513]

Is he saying he 12 bench hours on this radio? Are you kidding me?

he is a ripp off by siting on his rear.

 

[loosecannon]

well he had to get that power cord clean didn't he? LOL

I mean if you don't clean the customer's cord for 30 dollars an hour then you just don't care right?
LC

 

[kaos513]

well he had to get that power cord clean didn't he? LOL

I mean if you don't clean the customer's cord for 30 dollars an hour then you just don't care right?
LC

power cord was 1 hr alone worth of work lol.

 

[red97k1500]

power cord was 1 hr alone worth of work lol.

Don't forget polishing the back of the radio chassis adds another hour also.

 

[jon666]

Don't forget polishing the back of the radio chassis adds another hour also.

need new screws. or loose screwed

 

[jon666]

4 hours more than the radio is worth

 

[Johnno]

"It's got a few scratches on it" proceeds to drag mic across table by the neck.

 

[kaos513]

"It's got a few scratches on it" proceeds to drag mic across table by the neck.

@3:02 he calls it a chicken choker ahha funny as hell.