SECRET C.B, [Link] This book is dedicated to all of the CB'ers both young and old, in the United States and Abroad, and to those of future generations. Communications has made the world closer and aware of events that touch our lives. It is my belief that personal coumunications is here to stay and is being pioneered by Citizens Band radio operators like you. Good luck to all. Your correspondence from Vol.I has helped me very much. www harctimez?[Link]‘TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION NEW CRYSTAL CROSS REFERENCE GUIDE ‘SPECIFIC RADIO MODIFICATIONS SPECIFIC RADIO TUNE-UPS aseateaears IMPORTANT SERVICE BULLETINS ANTENNA REPORTS. . BETA-COM SWITCH INFORMATION COMPLETE WITH SERVICE BULLETINS ..-2.-000000+ * Secret CB. ‘Volume Two Published April, 1978 New issues quarterly ‘Address any and all inquiries with return address to ‘Selman Enterprises P.O, Box 8189 Corpus Christi, Texas 78412 Pages 14 Pages 5-14 Pages 15-40 Pages 41-43 Pages 44-52 « Pages 53-55 += Pages 56-86IMPORTANT: READ THIS FIR: INTRODUCTION ‘The information in this book is not to be used to exceed F.C.C, specifications, in any case, as applied to power, modulation, frequency spectrum, ete. It is illegal to do this to any CLASS D RADIO, This book is a factual report of gathered information, and as such is intended for use on radios FOR EXPORT ONLY. I£ you are not familiar with electronics, it is better to check for advise with your local electronics or CB center, as to restrictions, etc., concerning your radio. More information, on other units will be forthcoming in future issues, to be published on a quarterly basis. This book will not be found at a book store, but can be obtained through your local CB store or distributor, or by sending $12.95 t Secret CB P.O, Box 8189 Corpus Christi, Texas 78412 IMPORTANT: Secret CB does not endorse any particular product or advertise any product. The author shows pictures for information and reserves the right to market Secret CB's own inventions and products, 3 wanw harctimaze9 comSecret CB Notes from editor on Superior Mobile and Base Single Side-Band installations and performance techniqu We recommend the AUDIO KING oil filled load or the K40 antenna on mobile installations, especially Single Side-Band. The K40 seems to be better on trunk mount installations and the AUDIO KING works better on "diesel rigs""mirror mounts", etc. ‘The main problem mounting the AUDIO KING on the trunk is that the antenna is very heavy and there is no mount besides a ball mount avail- able that will hold up. ‘The ROBYN, PRESIDENT, and COBRA Single Side-Band are in my opinion, superior and the best buy for the money today. Also any “UNIDEN CHASSIS' same as above, will outperform most Single Side-Band sets on both receive and transmit modes. The dual gate mosfet front ends on receive and the simplicity of modification to these units make them a fantastic unit and well worth the money. In base station applications we recommend the same type of radios using the "BIG STICK” Shakespeare antenna. This antenna does not corrode as easily and has a high angle of radiation. Mobile to mobile range using these radios in Single Side-Band is usually 30 to 45 miles in Side-Band in heavy skip conditions. Mobile to base is 45 to 90 miles depending on atmospheric conditions. These appli- cations have worked with us. Hope they are helpful to you. www [Link]NEW CRYSTAL CROSS REFERENC! AIRGMAR COURIER (€B7000.......00.604 1 Cadet Caravelle. <<... ASTRO LINE (BOWMAN) Centurion P Gitation. - 5 Classic ti: Comet AUDIOVOX ney Gr ee MCB-1000........... P Gun MCB500... 22222 Ranger 23 21: Rebel... 2.1! BONSONIC Redbali a: ‘Spartan. . HCB-15... EF Royalle....... TR23. a BROWNING Traveller: 238 CRAIG 4201... MCO ROLL AM. ssB. weve nei wo wii es Eaglette. LTD SST. 3 Brownie. .... m-z0 CLARICON Demco Satellite.......... ECHO 99. FANON Intruder...... Pirate. : Privateer .- Fan Fare 100, Fan Fare 880, SFT 400... cial 500... 900: Z GEMTRONICS GTx23 GTX36 « - GTX2300 GTX2325 HY-GAIN 670 671 672. 673 special 674. 674A, 6748... tee eLi Meare EEE pi tt copy cae ee,| | bose=errrreer?r 351. 352. KRACO KCB2310 KCB2330 2320 2345 eepe KRIS Valiant . 23+. i Victor... Victor It Vega . . Echo 99er .. ER 5 XL-70 $88 . Ventura. LAFAYETTE CCB50...... Comstat 254... Comstat 258. . Mark V...... Mark VI... Comstat 35 . ‘Comphone 23 HB-525 . . HB-700 . ‘SSB-100 Telstat 925 Telstat 100 LCB-50..... Micro 723. . SSB-25 .... LAFAYETTE (continued) Telstat 75... Micro 923 525. Eee ebiS bud SSB-46 ....... Lancer 23 MIDLAND 13-765.......- 13-790. 13-795... 13-796... 13-853. 13-861... 13.857... 13-862... 13-8628 . 13-863. 13.864... . 13.865. 13-866. 13.867. 13-868. 13-869. 13870. 13.871. NEOUS. «Ars occ 13-872... 13.873. 13-875. 13.876...... 13.87. 13-878. 13-8798 13-880. 13-8808 13-8818 13-882. 13-883. 13-885, 13.887. 13-890... LinLivwuwLii veut a Lanett ne int Ls6 ——,_ a, MIDLAND (continued) 13.892. 13-893, 13-894. 19-896, ...... 13-896... 13-897. 13-898. 13.8988 13.8988 { 13.899... .. 13.976, PACE 123 123A. 130 Ws ics 143. Sidetalk 101 SSB1023. .. Sidetalk 23 . Roadrunner. . . Coyote PEARCE SIMPSON Alleyeat. Bearcat ....- Bengal... Bobcat. - | Bobcat 230) Cheeta. . Cougar old, Cougar new Cougar 238... Lynx. | Panther Pum: Pum Pussycat .- Simba foe woe ein wp e> Tiger 23¢ . OW cc veresen: Tomcat ...... Tomcat (late) ...... Guardian 2301. : Super Lynx....... PENNYS RUDR> D> abD* Pinto 238 Golden Pinto. ... 981-3445....... 981.6051 981.6075. . 98162104 . 981-6213, 981-6220. . 981-6240, 981-6060, ord mo0D0000OMmM2—V YTD RAYTHEON Ramcom Ill... REALISTIC 1 American 23 “fi Mini 23... Navaho Pro... Pro Yer . TRC 40. TRO ZA... .2.5 TRC 23B,........ TRC 23C. TRC 24. TRC 248. . TRC 24C. TRC 25... TRC 30... TRC 46. TRC 47. TRC 48. TRC 49. TRC 52. TRC 55. TRC 50. vwanw harctimaze9 com PEARCE THOMPSON (continued) ripe tele l tei pt et te otc o's tule etyREGENCY Formula 23 Sprint 23 CR-123... CR-1238... CR185.... R142... CR-186... CR-230. CR-202 Levee vom ee P P 3 uP re P cP P ae Q a a oak Cotoling 18 IN... P Console...........- i Coronado, i a Coronado I... Brute..... SBE (continued) Catalina Cortez... SBEG...... SBE12 SBE-16 Console Ii. SBE CBB elisa a SBR CH ss ..0 ss sccgaae Sidebander Il... . . D Sidebander 111 D Sierra. Trinidad . 7cB 9cB 108 . 1108... 21CB... 228 . SEARS Sears Sideband .. . ‘SHARPE CBT 58... CBT 500. CB 550 CB 500 UB LEE SILTRONIX 898-23)... Albatross. Condor Penguin SONAR FEI cosa FS3023 .... SURVEYOR 2400... TEABERRY SxS... BigT.... T Charlie One Mighty T. . Golden 5x5 T Scout TeleT... Model T. -—— TEABERRY (continued) TwinT 0... T Control... TRAM i Diamond 40 . Diamond 60 UNIMETRICS & Porpoise!.......+5 BOW ctasiae Pp -P P Pp a ae P LEGEND = 27.605 Reon siesta -22027.235 RC 228-27.245 van harctimaze9 comLETTER CHART FOR CRYSTAL FREQUENCY CORRELATION CRYSTAL OPERATING crysrat oPenaTina FREQUENCY i FREQUENCY FREQUENCY a FREQUENCY 7.9767 27.605" 11.600 27.605" 7.9600 27.555* 11.550 27.555" 7.9434 27.505" 11.500 27.505" 7.9267 27.455° 11.450 27.455" 7.9100 27.405" 11.400 27.405" 7.8933 27.385°* 11,350 27.365" 7.8766 27.305 11.300 27.305" 7.8666 27.275" 11.270 27.275* 7.7600 26.955" 10.950 26.955° 7.7433 26.905" 10.900 26.905° 7.7267 26.855° 10.850 26.855" 7.7100 26.805" 10.800 26.805° 7.7083 26.800" 10.795 26.800" 8.759 27.605° 12.300 8.709 27.555" 12.250 27.555" 8.659 27.505* 12.200 21.505* 8.609 27.455° 12.150 27.455° 8.559 27,405* 12.100 27.405" 8.509 27.355" 12;050 21.385" 8.459 27.305* 12000 27.305" 8.429 27.278" 11970 27275 8.109 26.955" 11.650 26.955° 8.059 26,905" 11.600 26.905" 8.009 26.855" 11.550 26.855" 7.959 26.805" 11.500 26.805" 7.954 26.800° 11.495 26.800" “The frequencies marked by an esterisk are for reference purposes only. Any use of these frequencies to extend the 11 meter band is prohibited by low.LETTER CHART FOR CRYSTAL FREQUENCY CORRELATION “ cRYSTAL OPERATING caystaL OPERATING ; FREQUENCY FReQuency FREQUENCY ‘ FREQUENCY 12.340 12.405 27,605" 4 12.290 12.355 27.555" 12.240 12,305 27.505* 12.190 12.255 27.455" 12.140, 12.205 27.405* 12.090 12.155 27.355 - 12.040 12.105 27.305" 12.010 12.075 27.275" 7 11.690 11.755, 26.955" 11,640 11.705, 26.905° 11.590 11.655, 26.855" 11.540 11.605 26.805" : 11.535, 11.600 (26.800° { 4 H - 12.305 (27.605° 16.565 27.605* 12.255 27.556* 16.515 27.555° 12.205, 27.505* 16.465 27,505" + 12.155, 27.455" 16.415 27.455" 12.105, (27.405° 16.365 27,405* 12.055 27.355" 16.315 27.355" 12.005, 27.305* 16.265 27.305* 11.975, 27.275° 16.235 27.275" 11.655 26.955° 15.915 26.955* 11.605, 26.905" 15.865 26.905° } 11.555, 26.855° 15.815 (26.855* 11.505 26.805* 15.765 26.805" 11.500 26.800° 15.760 26.800* “The frequencies marked by an asterisk are for reference purposes only. Any use of these frequencies to extend the 11 meter band is prohibited by law. www [Link]LETTER CHART FOR CRYSTAL FREQUENCY CORRELATION crysTat OPERATING CRYSTAL, OPERATING FREQUENCY ‘ FREQUENCY FREQUENCY ‘ FREQUENCY 17.465 27.505* 23.930 27.605" 17.415 27.455* 23.880 27.555" 17.365 27.405* 23.830 27.505* 17.315 27.365" 23.780 27.455" 17.265 27.305" 23.730 27.405" 17.235 27.275" 23.680 27.355" 16.915 26.955° 23.630 27,305" 16.865 26.905" 23.600 27.275" 16.815 26.855° 23.280 26.955" 16.765 26.805" 23.230 26.905" 16.760 26.800" 23.180 26.855" 23.130 26.805" 23.125 26.800* "The frequencies marked by an asterisk are for reference purposes only. Any use of these frequencies to extend the 11 meter band is prohibited by law. = =LETTER CHART FOR CRYSTAL FREQUENCY CORRELATION cRYsTAL OPERATING cAysTaL OPERATING FREQUENCY Fr FREQUENCY FREQUENCY 1 |EQUENCY ° SQUENC| 33.345 27.505" 35.471 27.505" f 33.295 27.455" 35.421 27.455° 33.245 27.405" 35.371 27.405* 33.195 27.365* 35.321 27.385* 33.145 27.305" 36.271 27.305* 33.115 27.275° 35.241 27.275" 32.795 26.955* 34.921 26.955* 32.745 26.905* 34.871 26.905" 32.695 26.855° 34.821 26.855" 32.645 26.805* 34771 26.805" 32.640 26.800" 34.766 26.800" N Pe 33.500 27.505* 38.100 27.505" 33.450 27.455* 38.050 27.455* 33.400 27.405* 38.000 27.405* 33.350 27.355* 37.950 27.355" 33.300 27.308" 37,900 27.305* 33.270 27.275" 37.870 2A * 32.950 26.955" 37.550 26.955" 32.900 26.905* 37.500 26.905* 32.850 26.855" 37.450 26.855" 32.800 26.805* 37.400 26.805* 32.795 26.800° 37.395 26.800* “The frequencies marked by an asterisk are for reference purposes only. Any use of these frequencies to extend the 11 meter band is prohibited by law. wan harctimeaze9 comSPECIFIC RADIO MODIFICATIONS1.) 2.) 3.) 4) 3.) 6.) 2) 8.) 9.) 10.) 11.) 12.) 40 CHANNEL INCREASE AND CLARIFIER SLIDE (1.5 Kz up 4,5 Ke down) PRESIDENT ADAMS Remove top and bottom covers. Clip D30, R119, and D32 from CRT. Unsolder R-162 and remove from CKT. Replace R+162 (4.7K ohm) with a 1K ohm. Turn set over with front facing you. Locate 1C7 in FRH corner of PC board. Isolate Pin #19 from ground by cutting around it shown in diagram. Solder 1 lead of a 6" piece of speaker wire to Pin #19 of IC7 and the other lead to ground. Let other end of wires hang free for future use. Make a pover jump from C=135 pos, side to C-110 pos. side on PC board. Trace the violet /white wire from the clarifier pot to the PC board. Unsolder the wire and move it to ground on the PC board. Locate small P€ board directly behind PA/CB switch, This switch will be use to obtain the additional channels. Solder end of speaker wire (from Step 7) 1 lead to each of the pins shown in the diagram. TUNE: VR7 for AM Mod. 137, 132, and L30 for AM xmt pwr. VRB for AM max. pwr. C17 for SB pwr.LOW FREQUENCY CONVERSION PRESIDENT GRANT Locate To Pin 18 4.68 Volt Power Supply on IC UPD858C Source 1, 26.365 Miz 2. 26.375 Miz 3. 26.385 Miz 4. 26.405 Miz 5. 26.415 Miz 6. 26.425 Mie 7. 26.435 Miz 4,68 Volts to Pin 19418 + 26.765 Miz + 26.775 Miz + 26,785 Miz + 26.805 Miz 26.815 MHz 26.825 Miz 26.835 Miz HIGH FREQUENCY CONVERSION 4.68 Volts to 20421 1. 27.965 Milz 11, 27.885 Miz 21, 28.015 Miz 2. 27.975 Miz 12. 27.915 Mitz 22, 28.025 Miz 3, 27.985 Miz 13. 27.915 Miz 23, 27.255 Miz 4. 28.005 Miz 14. 27.925 Miz 24. 28.035 Miz 5. 28.015 Miz 15. 27.935 Miz 25. 28.045 Miz 6. 28.025 Miz 16. 27.955 Miz 26. 27.265 Miz 7. 28.035 Miz 17. 27.965 Miz 8. 27.855 Miz 18. 27.975 Mie 9. 27.865 MHz 19. 27.985 Miz 10, 27.875 Miz 20. 28.005 MizINSTRUCTION SHEET FOR SUPER EARS KIT FITS PRESIDENT GRANT (RF GAIN CONTROL KIT) THIS IS NOT A PRODUCT OF PRESIDENT RADIO, ALSO ANY MODIFICATIONS OF YOUR RADIO MAY VOID WARRANTY. STEP STEP STEP STEP STEP STEP STEP STEP STEP STEP A 1 2 Remove top and bottom covers. Renove front panel be removing two screws on each and all knobs Remove nut off dimer control and unsolder orange, green and white wires. Discard control and install new volume pot 100K ohm (supplied) in its place, (THIS WILL BE THE NEW RF GAIN CONTROL.) Turn redio upside down and locate PC board (PC~220AA) on which the local distance NB; PA & CB are mounted on. Cut the pink-white and erange-vhite wires away from the switch connector. See Fig. A. Pull plug up off connector. Bend down Ist three male contacts on left side. See Fig. A. Then replace plug on connector. Connect white wire to terminal where pink/white wire wa: green wire to second terminal where orange/white wire w: orange wire to third terminal. Solder 50K trimer registor (supplied) betweed 1st and 3rd wires. ‘Adjust control to desired DIMNESS with the switch button "in" With switch out (DX POS.) you will have maximum brightnei Solder ground wire from PC board ground to 3rd pin on 100K (NEW RF GAIN) control, Solder orange/white wire to center terminal (PIN.2) Solder pink/white wire to 1st pin or top pin look down into CB with CB right side up. See Pig. B. Replace front panel, screws and knobs. Replace top and bottom covers Connect + Connectne SUPER KIT for improving adjacent channel EARS rejection in COBRA 138XLR, 139XLR mMop.3 and other similiar chassis design. From Secret CB (The Idea People) Scaews w (Contact your local CB shop or Distributor). $ & “ x Remwve ‘ Ag ae i ea ¢! so TT i ei ' Fi ise at re Gare : o ' iS Ee aNt ' é ’ ea 4 = is 1 z272 Clie ‘ f 1 ESE \ ' ie 7 ead \t 0 1 © 1 uy ' ' ' 1 wo] 4 ' e 1 o| 3 ' fib : ioe ' 343 La 1 \7 3 pe A = bee : ga > iS $30 ' Zz wo £ ' ay ‘ e oe ' Patil 1 f < e | Z ‘ Ry i EZ i fue ay ERE ' Pr 4 . 1 e \ f =e ‘ 1 = ' — 1 & =, ws & \d \# INSTRUCTIONS: ot ya Step 1.- Remove top and bottom covers, Remove screws holding speaker and bracket (Fig. A). Step 2.- Cut wire from FT2 to L-6. Step 3.- Install 7.8 crystal filter (supplied). Step 4.- Install can (supplied) Step 5.- Inject 27.205 (Ch.20) and adjust 1-6 for maximum sensitivity. Inject at antenna. NOTE: I£ no signal generator is available, tune L-6 for maximum noise. Use GC tuning tool #9440. ww harctimeze9 comMODIFICATIONS FOR MIDLAND 79-893 Adjust VR7 (SSB ALC)- Maximum SSB power. Adjust VR6 (AM power)- Maximum carrier level. 18, L7, L10- Adjust for maximum pover. Transmit clarifier modification Cut out D2 Move R61 to cathode of D32 32 CHANNEL, EXPANSTON Remove PLL box by unsoldering 6 lands on foil side of board. Isolate Pin 19 of PLL D858C from ground by cutting around it Disconnect both wires from tone switch and isolate. Connect one wire to Pin 21 of PLL and one wire to Pin 19 and another to PLL ground (any solder joint attached to PLL box wire as follows): Teouat end Bor SLOES32 CHANNEL CONVERSION ROBYN $B-520D (BASE) STEPS: 1.) Remove screws holding top cover. 2.) Remove top cover. 3.) Clip D-32, D30, R119 from CKT. 4.) Remove bottom cover. 5.) Unsolder. Remove R162 (4.7K ohm), but retain later use. 6.) Solder a IK ohm 1/8 watt resistor in R-162 spot. 7.) Remove Pin #19 from ground by cutting away PC board as in lower diagram. (Denores cart out) ah a Ow oP - C2 8.) Solder 4.7K obm resistor from Pin #19 to ground. 9.) Solder 1 lead of a 8" piece of speaker wire to Pin #19, and the other lead to Pin #21, Let the other end of the wires hang free for future use. 10.) Trace the violet wire on the clarifier to the PC board and move it to ground. 11.) Make power jump from C-135 (pos. side) to C110 (pos. side) on PC board. 12.) Locate small PC board directly behind CB-PA switch. zi RR |13.) 4.) 15.) 16.) 17.) 18.) Cut "Land" on PC board in places indicated by. Make two (2) jumps as indicated on diagram, Serape green insulation from land where indicated and move green wire her: Locate wire from Step 9, Solder the wire to pins on PC board indicated by two STARS on diagram. Locate (1) violet and (1) white wire leading to PA- CB switch on top of board. Clip these wires and splice them together. TUNE: VR-6 for SSB Mod. VR-7 for AM Mod, PEAK: 137, 132, 130, for AM VR-8 AM Power out CI7 SSB Power1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.) 7.) 8.) 9.) 10.) 11.) 12.) PRESIDENT GRANT Remove screws holding top cover on. Remove top cover. Clip D-32, D-30, and R-119 from circuit. Remove bottom cover. Unsolder and remove R-162,(4.7K ohm), but retain for later ui Solder a 1K ohm 1/8 watt resistor in R-162 spot. Remove pin #19 from ground, by cutting away P.C. board lower diagram. SEE FIG. Z oN RoByN SB-S200 CONVERSION Solder 4.7K ohm resistor from pin #19 to ground. Solder 1 lead of an 8" piece of speaker wire to pin #19, and the other lead to pin #21. Let the other end of the wires hang free for future use. Trace the violet/white wire on the clarifier to the P.C. board. Unsolder the wire from the board and move it to ground, if not already connected to ground. Make power jump from C-135 positive side to C-110 positive side on P.C, board. Locate P.C. board #PC-220AA directly behind CB-PA switch. www [Link]13.) 14.) 15.) GRANT On J409 of PC-22AA, clip all 5 wires from connector, and perform the following: Splice together the white and violet wires. Splice together the black/white and brown wires. Leave the violet/white wire open. On J408 of the same board, clip brown/white and yellow/white wire and splice them together. Also clip the yellow wire and leave it open. Connect the loose ends of the speaker wire used in step #9 to the CB/PA switch as indicated below. RA, swirtd SPKRWIRE Boron ViewREF: SB-510D and SB=520D Noise Blankers $B=510D pull Local switch Ignition systems and the noise they produce vary greatly in the amplitude and duration due to the various types of auto and truck ignition systems. The noise blanker can be tailored to the vehicle in which it is installed by an adjustment of the noise blanker. If excessive noise is experienced after the radio has been installed with the noise blanker and engine on, follow the steps below: 1, Remove case screws and covers of radio. Iocate 11 and 12, see drawing supplied. With engine, radio and noise blanker on, carefully adjust L1 and the two slugs of 12 for minimm noise with non-metalic screwdriver. 4. Replace case and screws, Tt has been noted by many users of the SB-510D that the local switch degrades the receiver performance too mich, limiting the receive range to only a short distance, This can be easily corrected by the adjustment of VR2 which is located near relay #1, The amount of attenudtion in the local position can be adjusted by this control, (see reverse side)PARTS LAYOUT (TOP VIEW)‘JUMP PINS 7 & 8 TOGETHER ‘MORSE 3005 1) 26.645 26) 26.625 2) 26.655 27) 26.635 3) 26.665 28) 26.645 4) 26.685 29) 26,655 5) 26.695 30) 26.665 6) 26.705 31) 26.675 7) 26.715 32) 26.685 8) 26.735 33) 26.695 9) 26.745 34) 26.705 10) 26.435 35) 26.715 11) 26.445 36) 26.725 12) 26.465 37) 26.735 13) 26.475 38) 26.745 14) 26.485 39) 27.395 15) 26.495 40) 27.405 16) 26.515 17) 26.525 18) 26.535 19) 26.545 20) 26.565 21) 26.575 22) 26.585 23) 26.615 24) 26.595 25) 26.605MOBIFICATIONS FOR SBE CONSOLE V, CONSOLE TV AND NEW MODELS,AND SIDEBANDER IT rs 2 3+ ra PAGES_a,_THRU_y Make your TX, work for [Link] (30 to 50 pep) Make a slider + 12 KC - 10 KC Make your clarifier work on TX. Change modifications in excess of 60 channels. Parts needed: Amount Part Diode 1N6OP or 1N34A Transistor 2SC710 or Equiv. Miniature D.P.-D.T. center off switch 8.2 uh Choke 470 uh Choke 182688 Diode Caution Information contained herein is not to be used for illegal modification of transmitters in the United States within the 11 meter band. This information is for AMATEUR and/or EXPORT us only. www [Link]SWITCH 6 134A 28c710 SWITCH 7 ke | SWITCH SCHEMATIC www [Link]{ SIDE VIEW FINISHED SWITCH INSTALL HERE BUILD THIS en Va 1N3oa a STL 1 — HERE BUILD THIS ster 2 eA oe ide) INSTALL HERE BUILD THIS oiler ia} 9 ‘| JUMPER WERE 2 2STEP 4 el ( 2sc710 INSTALL HERE BULL, THIS STEP 5 10K, 10K STEP 6 CONNECT 28C710 BASE TO 10K RESISTOK ‘SWITCH COMPLETE esa INSTALL RES NeW SWITCH te all UP THROUGH HERE www [Link]ABANNEL SWITCH __UP ENTER DOWN. 1 28 1 26.645 2 29 2 26.655 3 30 = 26.665 4 32 4 26.685 5 3 5 26,695 6 34 6 26.705 7 35 7 26.715 8 37 8 26,735 9 38 9 26.745 10 39 10 26.755 1 40 ob8 26.765 12 27,425 12 26.785 13 27.435 13 26.795 wu 27.445 4 26.805 1b 27.455 15 26.815 16 27.475 16 26.835 7 (27,485 17 26.845 18 27.495 18 26.855 19 27,505 19 26.865 20 27,525 20 26,885 21 27.535 a 26.895 2 27.545 2 26,905 23 27,575 23 26.935, 24 27.555 24 26.915 25 27.565, 25 26.825 26 27.585 26 26,945 27 27,595 27 26.955 28 27.605 28 1 °o 27,615 29 2 30 27.625 30 3 31 27.635 31 34 32 27.645 32 4 33 27,655 33 5 34 (27,665 34 6 35 27.675 35 7 36 27.685 36 7A 37 27.695 37 8 38 27.705 38 9 39 27.715 39 10 40 27.725 40 i Note: Some units won't warw harctimaze9 comVow to make clarifier work on TX. aeea or maximum output. Refer: Fig. #3. PAGE T mode USE or LSB. Do not use aM. Select channel 19. Turn ALC tment to maximum clockwise (viewed from radi ierophone or inject lz into microphone jack. 1 + and #3 for maximum ov Should be between 16 and 25 wares > 50 watts PEP input). all adjustments counter clockwise 1 3 to 4 watt decrease is reached If all is not adjusted for a3 to 4 watt decrease, severe S distortion will result. Do not attempt to peak on AM, Low SS output will result www [Link]‘SBE-39CB SIDEBANDER V AND SBE~4OCB CONSOLE V Modification of the Sidebander V/Console V for additional channels is identical to that of the Sidebander IV with the exception of the circuit connection points of the additional switch which is required. Modification of the Sidebander V/Console V is as follows: 1, Wire switch as shown on pages C - E. Remove PLL shield cover in radio. Remove PLL PC board from shield box. 3. Locate and unsolder the blue and violet wires connected to the main PC board, With the radio facing you, the wires are located on the left end of the M58476 IC on the main PC board. There are seven wires there numbered 1 thru 7. 4. Referring to the switch draving on page E, the connection labeled SYN6 should be soldered to the blue wire removed in step 3. The wire labeled SY¥N7 should be soldered to the violet wire removed in step 3. 5. The wire labeled switch 6 should be soldered to the point on the main PC board where the blue wire in step 3 was removed from. The wire Lal switch 7 should be soldered to the point on the main PC board where the violet wire in step 3 was removed from. . Locate on main PC board, positive lead of capacitor C818, 47mfd @ L6vDC. This is the 5VDC bus for UP/DOWN unit. Lead from switch marked + SVDC should be soldered to this point. This coupletes modification of the Sidebander V/Console V. Any additional modifications listed for the Sidebander IV also apply to the Sidebander V/ Gonsole V."S’METEn ADJ Rite MODULATION ADJ www [Link]* SLIDER CLARIFIER eal a]: 7 L706 L qos QOS 182688 oH? bao 2004 L904 470u4h PARTS WEEDED Orr DESCRIPT/OW t €- 20h CHOKE 4 470 uh CHOKE 182689 DIODEIMSTALLATION _ (VSTRUCTIOWS |. REMOVE SPEAKER FOR SYNTHESIZER ACCESS 2, REHOUE SYNTHESIZER COVER BLIFT SFEWTHESI2ZER BOARD FOR PARTS SIDE ACCESS 4, RE HOVE CY26 22p4 Aud D/SCARD S REMOVE OFOZ ¢S2EEL AD SAVE 6 CUT TRACE WEKT 7O KT7AL 7% SOLDER ANODE OF 0903 TO NEW cHoKE 8.2uh pIooE ——? CHOKEBo IWSTALL CHOKE -DIODE COMBINATION 1N C926 HOLES WITH CHOKE TOWARDS 4 IOS BR INSTACL NEW 470.44 CHOKE OW BOARD s/oE FROM XTAL TO GRoUWD. AIOuh CHOKE PIODE CUVUT TRACE Lqos- D.1WSTALL WHEW DIODE 1S 2688 FROM XTAL TO CATHOOE OF DIODE |W STEPS 7§ @. WOTES CATHODE TO _ CATHODE Comeriee Cured position i SET CHANWEL 20 ANAND TRANSMITT INTO LOAD AD MONITOR COUNTER. (26 TUWE L904 COUWTER cLock wise “FOIL SIDE OF BOARD” UUTic WO HORE IWCREASE th FREQ. STOP TURMWG. 13. TUWE L905 clocKwiSé “ FoI, SIDE OF BOARD” UNTIL FRE@ 2 27.2050 M HERTS "* MODIFICATION CONPLETE» RESULTS SHOULD BES 4. CLARIFIER ~CEWTER * CENTER FREQ BccaRieiER crocwwise © + 12 K HERTS C-CeARIPIER couvrER cLocnwise “~ —/OK HERTS 40. www [Link]SPECIFIC RADIO TUNE-UPS vaww harctimeaze9 comSPECIFIC RADIO TUNE UPS BOMAN CBR9600 In dash AM/FM/CB Adjust RV105 for maximum modulation. Remove top cover, RV105 is located on right front, beneath tone/ switch control on PC board. Adjust L111 and L113 for maximum power with forward modulation. GEMTRONICS GT44 Adjust RV2 for maximum modulation. It is located near the heat sink of the final transistor Q5 and trans- former #ETAG6. ——— HY-GAIN MODEL 2701 Adjust RV102 for maximum modulation, It is located near transformer and final transistor on right rear of PC board. ROYCE 1-660 Cut diode D301 for maximum modulation. ——————————ES GENERAL ELECTRIC MODEL 3-5869A Adjust RV2 located at right rear near heat sink and transformer. KRACO KCB~2340 Adjust RV7 for AM maximum modulation. Adjust RV8 for maximum $SB modulation. Adjust RV605 for AM power. Adjust RV5 for maximum SSB power. SSE GENERAL ELECTRIC 3-5818A Adjust RV2 for maximum modulation. a SHARP MODEL CB-800 Adjust R112 for maximum modulation. Adjust 1303 and 1302 for maximum power.— q ‘TRUETONE MODEL CYJ4832-A -87 Adjust RV2 for maximum modulation. Adjust L7, L11, and L12 for maximum power. VECTOR MODEL X Cut D260 and D261 for maximum modulation. Adjust L53, L55, L57, for maximum power DELCO MODEL 70BFMC3 Adjust RV2 for maximum modulation on CB chassis next to transistor heat sink and transformer at right rear of PC board. PACE MODEL 8008 Cut CRI8 and CR19 for maximum modulation. They are located near audio output. Transformer and 1.C. audio amp. at right center of PC board. BOMAN MODEL CB-750 Adjust PVR-3 for maximum modulation, located | near center of PC board, 2/3 way from front panel. KRIS XL25 Adjust VR6 for maximum modulation, located on front side of T7 transformer at center rear of PC board. H LAPAYETTE MODEL HB640 Adjust RV2 for maximum modulation located near right rear of board by transformer. RCA MODEL 147300 { Adjust RV102 for maximum modulation. ‘SEARS ROADTALK 40 Cut Diode D501 for modulation. wan harctimeze9 comIMPORTANT SERVICE BULLETINS vwanw harctimaze9 comJECT PROBLEM A, PROBIEM B. SERVICE BULLETIN COBRA 139XIR MODIFICATIONS ‘TR-36/R153 Crystal drift due to overheating. After radio has been on for a period of time, high temperature generated by TR-36 and R-153 overheats the SSB crystals thereby causing excessive trans- mitter or receiver drift on SSB operation. PCB cracking or breaking due to rough handling. MODIFICATION PROCEDURE: 1, Remove top and bottom covers from radio. 2, Vieually check location of cracks and or breaks in PC board, Particularly check areas close to PC board mounting screws. 3. Place radio upside down on clean cloth or pad. 4e Examine solder side of board for breaks in copper. With a knife remove green protective coating from copper. Solder a short piece of 22 AWG across break, and allow solder to flood remainder of break. 5. Repair breaks and larger cracks with epoxy glue. If cracks or breaks are in vicinity of PC board mounting screws, install #4 X % inch OD flat washers under heads of mounting screws. vwanww harctimaze9 comI. 9. 10, cs Carefully examine, and remember where pins of TR-36 and Re153 are soldered on PC board. You will notice that R-153 is in series with center pin (emitter) of TR-36. Unsolder and remove TR-36 from present location, Mount TR-36 on auxiliary heat sink (747-056-9-002 supplied with this mod. kit) using the existing hardware and insulators (Fit.3). Apply thermal compound (341-002-9-001) on both sides of mica insulator before installation, When installing insulated shoulder washer, make sure that the smaller end seats in transistor hole, When tighten- ing transistor mounting screw be careful not to damage insulated shoulder washer. Remove and discard two Phillips screws that mount Present heat sink to chassis. Install auxiliary heat sink over present heat sink using two Tapping Screws 710-040-9-001 supplied. Strip (3/8 inch) and trim ends of three 8 inch wires supplied, and solder them to the transistor pins (gray-base, yellow-collector, green-emitter). Install Sleeving over soldered connections at transistor pins. Slip the other ends of leads through slot in PC board and solder emitter and base leads to the area of PC board vacated by corresponding pins of transistor.13. Solder the collector (yellow) lead to the B+ end of R153. By use of side butters cut top lead of R-153. NOTE: Should CT2 or CT3 have been accidentally moved or maladjusted, they should be realigned as follows: cr2 (USB) 7, 80251iz C13 (SB) 7.7975tilz Secure leads to cable assembly with black tape or equivalent. 14. Remove backing paper from four rubber cushions (502-104-9-001) and paste cushions on solder side of PC board (Fig 2). CAUTION: To avoid damaging lead wires or components, locate rubber cushions in areas of board that are clear of lead wires and components. 15. Reinstall bottom cover, and turn radio over to upright or normal position, 16. Paste two meter cushions (520-104-9-001 on top of Xtal filter (Pig.1). 17. Install a piece of masking tape on underside of PC board holder (251-230-9-001) so as to sheathe burrs and sharp edges, 18, Install PC board holder (Longer flange under auxiliary heat sink, shorter flange under chassis) Fig. ar www [Link]19. Apply adhesive (3M Scotch-grip 4475 or equivalent) to engaging surfaces at both ends of PC board holder, to prevent it from moving, due to any subsequent mishandling of the radio. | 20, Reinstall top cover. A, Parts required for correction of xtal drift mod. 139KLR. PARTS DESCRIPTION DYNASCAN NO. QTY/KIT Heat Sink 147-056~9-002 L Bind screw 634-088-9-003 1 Spring Washer 731-049-9-002 1 Tapping screw 710-040-9-001 2 wy yellow 421-122-3-444 1 "oom, gray 421-122-3-888 1 Vinyl tube sleeve 3 Thermal compound _ 341-002-9-001 aR Adhesive - 3M Scotch-grip 4475 or equivalent Tie wrap, nylon _—_-763-031-9-001 1 B. Parts required for PC board protection mod. C-139KLR Lead Wire, green 421-122-3-555 1 PARTS DESCRIPTION DYNASCAN NO. © QTY/KIT . Rubber cushion 502-104~9-001 4 for PC board . Holder for PC 251-230-9-002 1 Board Meter cushion 502-104-9-002 2 Tape, masking AR Epoxy-Glue ARThis modification should be done on all radios in for in-warranty repair, Apply this modification up to Production number 70029001. Units beyond this number already contain this modification, 49 vaww harctimaze9s com[Link] HOLDER, 251- 230-3-001 MAIN PC. BOARD APPLY ADHESIVE HEAT SINK ON WHICH ‘TR-36 1S MOUNTED METER CUSHION. 502-i04-9-002 as YN REAR CHASSIS FIGURE 1 X'TAL FILTER RUBBER CUSHION 502-104-9-001 PC. BOARD HOLDER FIGURE 2 RUBBER CUSHION 502-104-3-001 (BOTTOM VIEW ) ‘TAPPING SCREW ( 2)—T10-040-9-001 HEAT SINK—747-056-9-002 THERMAL COMPOUND—341-002-9-001 MICA INSULATOR—350-006-9-003 TR-36 (2SC14193)-176-055-9-004 INSULATING SHOULDER WASHER-{ P/O TR-36) J ele} SPRING WASHER ~73I- 041- 9-002 aie ‘SCREW—634-088-9-003 FIGURE 3SERVICE BULLETIN SUBJECT: IMPROVING CROSS MODULATION REJECTION IN THE SBE~12CB SIDEBANDER IT ‘AND THE SBE-16CB CONSOLE IT Engineering investigation of the Sidebander I1/Console II has determined that the removal of diode D7 will improve cross modulation rejection approximately 10db. We recommend that any units returned for warranty or non-warranty service have diode D7 removed. No alignment or adjustment is necessary once diode D7 is removed. This change has been incorporated in all Sidebander II's/Console II's shipped from the factory after April 26, 1976. 5 van harctimaze9 comSERVICE BULLETINS SUBJECT: Inproved modulation PROBLEM: To improve the modulation sensitivity and spectrum of the Cobra 29, the following changes should be made. DIFICATION REQUIRE! 1, Change R98 to 2.7K 2. Change R99 to 3.3K 3. Change R60 to 470 ohms 4. Delete c97 5. Change C135 to 0.0047mfd 6. Change C57 to 0.0022mfd 7. Reverse LB 8. Install a heat sink on driver transistor TR19 NOTE: Above components were not used on all Cobra 29 production. Noise Blanker on Cobra 29 Some complaints from the field indicate that there appears to be no change in the operation of the Noii Blanker whether it is on or of: SOLUTION: Referring to diagram, soldering is done only on the NB and ANL switch. The following is the modification for the noise blanker switch operation. 1) Move green lead from pin 2 of ANL and solder to pin 8 of Noise Blanker. 2) Run jumper wire from pin 2 ANL to pin 9 of Noise Blanker. pu. 2 04 apd oe ie one . oF (3 ob thee REPAIR % ANOLE D-(3 LOCATION: With the controls facing you, and the Noise Blanker and the ANL switch top up. 52