I was in the Petro at Indiana/Ohio line on I-70 last week, and I was shocked to see the cb shop there doing an alignment correctly. He was using a signal generator and a VTVM to align the receive section. First time I have ever seen a place do that!
Shocker!! A CB Shop That Actually Does Things Correctly!
Discussion in 'CB Radio Forum' started by delta5, Jul 30, 2016.
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I bought a radio from him . Happy with the unit , good price and very nice man .best part nothing was clipped or removed
kranky1 and rabbiporkchop Thank this. -
he's been at that petro a long long time.he could not comprehend what I was asking him to do for me...... it was a duh moment for him not me.rabbiporkchop Thanks this.
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There's a guy at this Flying J in Indiana at Exit 240 off Interstate 65 that also knows how to do receive according to the text books anyway which isn't good enough for me..
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https://goo.gl/maps/4rfsDtBDVF22DoneYourWay Thanks this. -
Looks like they turned it into a pilot last time I was there it was a Flying J.
There's a few technicians scattered around the country that do textbook work -
So using an rf generator and vtvm until a radio can hear .25mv isn't the way to do it? Lol
fargonaz Thanks this. -
How about .0399uv...
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no crappy anything happens with me ..........
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How does one discern the difference between .25mv and .0339 uv in a CB radio?
And I don't meant with specialized equipment but the radio itself?fargonaz and bored silly Thank this.
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