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Plug n play channel kit
- Thread starter Larry A McClanahan
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It pours on easy. Don't have to cut any wires. Don't have to change any crystals. Don't have to do any soldering. I win. I get all the mac and cheese.
I am studying the schematics on the DX 979. You can't do a plug-and-play module with it as it stands. The channel selector board has a diode array that keeps you from getting all the channels. If you just clip 1 wire instead of getting 26 channels, you get three. So I am trying to figure out how the diode array functions so that I can defeat it.
The good news is, I have figured out how to defeat the system with the DX 979. I am now drawing a design that will cover the 979 the 919 and the DX 929. The other kit, will cover the DX 939, 949, and 959, and the 2547.
Wow...does that - or should I ask, will you also sell these radios too?
Shh... we do the work - of course ...
Shh... we do the work - of course ...
No, I am a design engineer. I want these things to go out to the average Joe. The guy that does not want to cut up his board in His Radio to get extra channels, but does not want to pay an arm and a leg. Something that a caveman can install. Now, if the cb shops want to buy the kits and do the channels real quick, that would be a good thing also.
Anybody can buy a Galaxy radio in any number of places. I will provide a kit that they can pop the lid and plug in and have channels.Wow...does that - or should I ask, will you also sell these radios too?
Shh... we do the work - of course ...
Following with interest of course.
innovation is a good thing.
Two people have created mods for these radios.
One doesn't sell it and the other does.
What gives me some pause is when you say you had problems with a diode array.
This diode array should be a non-issue if you are using a microcontroller since you can account for it in software.
Unless I misunderstand and this is just a switch mod made easy?
innovation is a good thing.
Two people have created mods for these radios.
One doesn't sell it and the other does.
What gives me some pause is when you say you had problems with a diode array.
This diode array should be a non-issue if you are using a microcontroller since you can account for it in software.
Unless I misunderstand and this is just a switch mod made easy?