maybe try a 20.000 35 volt cap on the fan motor, just a guess, hopefully the case of the fan m otor isnt plastic. have a super day.
LOL love the alternator noisee
You can put a 10k micro variable in the mice from audio to gnd and make the permanent adjustment
It also could be where your power hookups are. try another source with both + and -
looks like a standard 500-600 ohm impedance mic will do, get a decent one with a good shielded cord and use a quality 3.5 mil male connector....
slide me the model # of the amp and what you are using it specifically for.
Typically, those boards are switchable, 10k is somewhere in the ball park.
check the manual for mic input impedance as the mic you will be using may be to low.
As a general rule, wilson 1000 magnet mounts have a safe swr out of the box, make sure it is placed in the middle of roof and adjust the stinger...
You will most likely have to create one,
To be as accurate as possible, i will need specifics. antenna type, coax type, location of antenna, power cord placement hookup, and immediate swr...
You got it. check the ground activity under the stud that holds the antenna in place, make sure it is seeing bare clean metal and that the plastic...
you will get better performance with it if you use the cigarette lighter power plug adapter as it will supply 13-14 volts. that being said, yes, a...
with out question.
They are a galaxy 959 internally, half way decent.
When it is making this noise, un plug the antenna coax from the radio and see if it stops.
Stryker radios are hands down way better than the ranger/galaxy boards being sold today. I have been repairing ham and cb radios as well as tv /...
What he means is , they all have the same boards regardless of whose name is on them and what features they have. actually, that board first came...
You have a bad match in your antenna system, also maybe some grounding issues.
Just a note, galaxy radios drift badly on ssb, so i would rule them out. If you can get a used ranger base cheap enough, i would go that route....
