Honest CB guy or shop needed..

How about just buy a new 1 then your covered by the warranty and it is tax deductable i've found with alot of drivers all they seem to want to do is talk all day on the CB that don't make 1 a better driver, in fact all it does is jam up the air waves so that anyone who has any real news or emegency can't get through all the time i was driving hardly anybody ever said lets go down 1 channel or up what ever, just shows respect for other drivers, which leads me to think all there really on the radio for is to big note themselves instead of putting there head down and doing some real driving.

 

I have a friend in MANGO-HILL you might know where that is.

 

Don't encourage that, there is already enough of them with their head stuffed between their butt cheeks already!

 

Just to let you know randy dose take out d-11 and c-73 along with orther parts and puts back 32 to 38 parts depending on what cobra you have. Thats how he gets 47 to 53 watts out of a 29" And yes the owner has a key to randys room along with one other tech!!! AND YES WHEN A RADIO IS DONE THAY ALL GO OUT UNDER THE FRONT BENCH.

 

I have found that the CB shop on Highway 65 in northern Indiana at the "J" does a real good job & he does not lie to you ! I also have a General Lee & he is the only person I let work on it ! Highway 65 exit 240 ! Check him out , he opens at 4 pm !

 

The only 2 I know of in CA 1 is just south of the T/A off Milliken in Onterio they used to be with Bill Good, and the other is Jericos in Bakersfield 99 at 7th standard I believe. Theres a guy in Lodi but I dont recall his name usally on the radio in the afternoon near 99.

 

What's funny is you guys that talk about Cricket's CB shop in Dallas pike and how the tech knows his stuff and that Buffalo's was a hack shop... The real funny part is the "tech" for Cricket was the tech at Buffalo's. lol You guys crack me up. His Name is "porkchop" and he is just as shady as the next guy.

Remember guys if you wanna get something done you gotta do it yourself. There is TONS of info on the web you can do all of the "CB Peak and tunes " yourself. all you need in a little patience and basic soldering skills. A meter helps as well

 

PM sent to OP. cbdoctor huh, well welcome to the forum. It's been awhile. I don't go to cbtricks much anymore. I think that is the last place I read your posts. I used a different user name there, (oldbear I think) and didn't post a whole lot. Since I have their old moderator near by, (yeah you know him) I don't need to visit the site much anymore. We have a bunch of old hammers here who hyjack about every thread to a ham theme, but I think they basically mean well. (flame away guys, I can take it!!) Looking forward to some good debates/arguments....all in good fun of course!!!