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2042-2035 side by side
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Thanks, but that number is nowhere on my diagram. That is why I didn't get it at first. I used 2N222
Manny
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It's just the transistor I found at Fry's. Plans called for 2n2222 or 2n3904. Not a big deal, the transistor works just great!!
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Got it!
Now it all makes sense. Anyway, I’m glad to see it works for you.
On mine, it’s constanly goes off since I use it for aircraft monitoring.
There is a Bill Cheek signal strength meter mod for the 2004,5,6 scanners that “should” work
on the 2035,42 models.
http://psicorps1984.tripod.com/2003/2003_rs-meter.html
I haven’t quite figured out how to make it work on my 2042 yet.. Fun stuff though..
Manny
Now it all makes sense. Anyway, I’m glad to see it works for you.
On mine, it’s constanly goes off since I use it for aircraft monitoring.
There is a Bill Cheek signal strength meter mod for the 2004,5,6 scanners that “should” work
on the 2035,42 models.
http://psicorps1984.tripod.com/2003/2003_rs-meter.html
I haven’t quite figured out how to make it work on my 2042 yet.. Fun stuff though..
Manny
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Solved it!
Pro-2042 now has a working signal strength meter mod. I know it's only relative but it's better than not having one. For aircraft monitoring, this is perfect. If anybody is interested, I can post pics in the appropriate Radio Shack forums. This is a nice mod for the 2035,2042.
Manny
Pro-2042 now has a working signal strength meter mod. I know it's only relative but it's better than not having one. For aircraft monitoring, this is perfect. If anybody is interested, I can post pics in the appropriate Radio Shack forums. This is a nice mod for the 2035,2042.
Manny
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Ubbe
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Please do.
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