Bad CB shop/Good CB shop

I'm a little confused here drivers.

 

After reading this comment on my post, I had to re-read my post to make sure I had explained everything correctly. Not really sure how I was screwed by the 2nd CB shop. I went in with a radio that wasn't working and left with a radio that was working...and working very well. I was only charged $10(and in case I forgot to mention it, he wasn't gonna charge me to adjust the antenna warning light; he charged me for a partial peak and tune since all he was doing was completing the half-assed peak and tune that the 1st CB shop did). I have a couple friends who are more knowledgeable about radios than I am and they both confirmed that their CB guys did the same thing with the warning light when their radios were peaked and tuned and that the adjustment that he made on the spring and clipping the resistor in front of that spring needed to be done as well. One of these friends has a Magnum that's pushing 60+ watts and the other has a Mirage that is also pushing 60+ watts and they both watched the work being done to their radios. So could someone explain to me how I was screwed by Big Dummy? Cuz I'm failing to see it.

 

Ok so all you "experts" wanna tell me how the peak and tune should've been done? I'll admit that I would have no idea what to do if someone brought me a radio and told me to peak and tune it, but I've just watched several video demonstrations of how to peak and tune a radio and they did the same thing as what Big Dummy did. Only difference is that in the videos, instead of clipping that diode, they flipped the board over and unsoldered it from the trace side of the board. Everything else was done the same way. Bottom line is that the radio works better than it ever has. I pass by Big Dummy's shop every day and there's always at least 1 truck pulled up there getting something done, so as far as I can tell he is well known and well thought of. Not to mention the fact that after I left the shop and was talking on my now beautifully-performing radio, I had close to a dozen other drivers say that he did great work(esp when someone cracked a joke about his name being Big Dummy).