Been running 27.165 freq and it will start running down to the 24.somthing range on my counter . After a few second it will change back to 27.165 Very annoying . Had a tech look at it and he soldered on some spots but still have the problem . Any Ideas ?
Buy a new one
SOURCE: connex 3300 hp
U mean on sideband? Frequency counter only useful on other than sideband operation. This does not mean the carrier insertion osc. is on frequency. If it needs adjustment, your voice will sound high/ low on transmit. Incoming signals will sound right after adjusting the osc.
SOURCE: cb radios-galaxy dx99v
This has an LED channel display, which is the same as the Cobra 29. You can pick up a new one, there are a few color options available. You need to be very proficient with de-soldering and soldering small parts. You need a desoldering iron or desoldering wic, and no bigger than a 30 watt sodlering iron, any bigger can burn the foil trace, and some solder. You have to open the case, remove the faceplate screws, remove the faceplate, remove the channel selector/pcboard, and the channel display pc board together. Now you desolder the pins of the display, aproximately 20, remove the diplay, insert the new display observing direction (make sure it is face with the decimal to the right place), solder each pin to the pc board, and clip off the excess section of the pins (which is sticking out of the back of the channel display pc board. If you have changed to a blue display, you need to remove the orange or green cover, and replace it with a blue one (I make mine from blue transparant report covers) and hot glue it to the inside of the faceplate where the old one would have been. The reason for this is that the blue light will not shing blue thourgh a green or orange cover, and if you use clear, the display will be extremely bright, and the blue cover will knock down the glare a little. Now just put the radio back together and fire it up.
Now with that said, if you think you may have any trouble with this, you can take it to any cb shop and they should be able to help you.
Any more questions, don't hesitate to email me at [email protected]
Dean Pitts
Rollin CBs
SOURCE: Galaxy dx99v cb radio
did this problem occur while radio was being operated? or when it was being worked on? or a result of being worked on?
SOURCE: Rolling Frequency Counter
I'm giving this info from the Master Edition of C.B. Tune-up manual Volume 1 year -1995. The original price of this info was $39.95 But I have had people help me with radio info. so here it is---- on page 60 it says [ Model ] : Galaxy Saturn ( and export models using the same Freq. counter module ) The most common problem with the { Galaxy Saturn } is after it has been on for awhile the read-out becomes unstable. And sometimes it will quit all together. This problem has been traced to a Zener Diode inside the freq, counter module. The square silver box located right behind the speaker. The Zener Diode inside marked D-603. This is a 2.4 volt , 1/4 watt diode next to IC-609 the ( LM-7808 ) regulator. REMEDY: change D-603 to a ( 2.4 volt , 1/2 watt diode) This should restore normal operation. {{{{ 357 - MAVERICK }}}
SOURCE: i have a galaxy saturn turbo that is in tx as soon
The T?R diode or transistor is shorted, this requires a technician to make repairs, I do not recommend home repair on this type of fault....
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