proudpoppy
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I have got a vintage SBE SSB when I took the covers off it has a row of crystals like A-F, B was missing A-crystal freq was 7.8025, C-Freq was 11.700 anyone has any idea what freq the missing one would be ??
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SBE 23-Channel SSB
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If I remember right, it was the xtal for 22a and 22b which was 27.265 and 27.275mhz. Then there was 23a and 23b.
I used to have a SBE console II.
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QwKiE
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Should be the inside of that radio.
http://www.cbtricks.com/radios/sbe/sbe_26cb_formula_d/graphics/sbe_26cb_formula_d_sch.pdf
http://www.cbtricks.com/radios/sbe/sbe_26cb_formula_d/graphics/sbe_26cb_formula_d_sch.pdf
QwKiE
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That radio was a real good radio for extra chanels to be put in them if you think it has extra you need a frequency counter to see where you are at, look for extra switches on the radio and the 3 on the front may be used for the extra chanels.
Here's a thread that's interesting regarding those xtals,
Copper Talk: SBE CONSOLE II, Adding channels
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Copper Talk: SBE CONSOLE II, Adding channels
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