Ham radio conversion

I wonder why would you want to?

I've got one for almost nothing and used it a few times, don't like it at all.

 

OK, cbtricks is the place to go.

 

Uniden President 2510 Conversion if you want to tackle it yourself.

There is also the "Chipswitch" conversion for the 2510; see http://www.popular-hifi.com/shack/cb_hr2510/chip.html

Unfortunately it looks like the domain chipswitch.com was not renewed and is set to expire so I am not certain about the availability of these any longer.

http://www.bills2way.com/chipswit.html

CHIPSWITCH FACTORY SPECIFICATIONS
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Extended Frequency range 24.800-29.999Mhz
Memory Channels 3 x 10
Programmable Scan / Seek Function
Programmable Channel Up / Down Buttons
Programmable Microphone Buttons
Programmable Transmitter Timeout
Programmable Transmit Freq. Range
Split Frequency Operation
Programmable Priority Channel
100KHz SPAN Step range
SPAN Step range controle by Microphone Buttons

 

Poor guy asks a simple question, gets trolled. Jerry it's very simple. There are 3 transistors you have to pull and like magic the radio is on a new band. Of course everything is illegal so put your own disclamer here___________.

This proceedure is part of the regular "peak & tune" at any cb shop. Dont bother with it unless you plan to peak & tune it your self as well.

Now, run, don't walk, to the thread on where to find a good cb shop.

Or walk into most any truck stop or the shack outside. It's not brain surgery so you don't need a 5 star shop for this one. Any schmuck with a screwdriver and a meter can hook you up.

 

Google mark Sherman at fine tune CB shop. That's one of his favorite radios of all time. no chipswitch necessary