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I have had Cobra 29/25's show "back swing" several reasons why:
*Loose wire/bad solder connection at power or CB-PA switch.
*Weak power supply (Radio wanted more than 2-3 amps, used 5 amp supply to correct)
*Poor tune during TX alignment (realignment fixed the issue)
*Carrier set too high
*Bad capacitors (older radio that didn't run right until a full (electrolytic) re-cap)

I think these have all been covered in the thread, but I wanted to share some of my experiences for anyone who finds the thread.

[QUOTE="LeapFrog, post: 593787, member: 46697"] I have had Cobra 29/25's show "back swing" several reasons why: *Loose wire/bad solder connection at power or CB-PA switch. *Weak power supply (Radio wanted more than 2-3 amps, used 5 amp supply to correct) *Poor tune during TX alignment (realignment fixed the issue) *Carrier set too high *Bad capacitors (older radio that didn't run right until a full (electrolytic) re-cap) I think these have all been covered in the thread, but I wanted to share some of my experiences for anyone who finds the thread. [/QUOTE]

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