handyman12
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how can i stop my cb from bleeding the other channels in my base, do i need a better ground or filter.???
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Base what? CB, Scanner, Stereo??? More info is needed for a decisive answer.. But my kneejerk answer is antenna separation. And if it's a scanner, yes, a filter will help, I used to have one to keep my HF out of my scanner.
jhooten
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Get rid of the linyer and put the modulation control back to factory spec.
What exactly is a linyer? And how exactly does one work?
Oh, you must mean a Linear Amplifier.. Or in CB parlance a "Kicker."
Why do you automatically assume that because he has bleedover that he's running extra power? I've had bleedover into a scanner with a perfectly stock CB.
If you can't add something helpful, don't add at all. (Moderators might slap me for that, but I'm tired of this Billy Blue Better than you crap)
OCO
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Well, it's what most grounded grid "class C" tube amps are not when driven by AM..Met one of my best friends in the old days due to his D&A products (and Golden Eagle with a 100 mfd. cap in the receive B+ for the "ping").....bleedover plus...
Nope, not in this thread. I'd rather be helpful and try and teach someone something. As soon as someone posts a problem with an 11 meter rig people around here jump on the bashwagon.. Ohh He must have a linear...Must have the radio cranked up....blah blah blah..
Get all the info you can, be helpful, or stay the heck outta the thread.
And if anyone doesn't like my opinion, please feel free to block me.. I don't really care.
RadioDaze
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"Linyer" is only part of the whole phrase from which it derives: "Don't linyer tools out to yer neighbors, 'cause you ain't never gonna see 'em again."
Yeah, I know that wasn't helpful either, but until the OP comes back with some useful details, it's going to be a useless thread.
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jhooten
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n9mxq you are a piece of work. You jump on my *** because you assume that I was assuming. I'm sorry (not) that you cannot understand the intent and next time I will endeavor to make is easier for you by adding those useful aids for the emotionally crippled called emoticons or as you prolly call the smileys.
Yes I know how to spell it (and probably) had I been serious it would have been done correctly.
Get over yourself and stop giving people crap when you imagine they are doing exactly what you yourself are guilty of.
Yes I know how to spell it (and probably) had I been serious it would have been done correctly.
Get over yourself and stop giving people crap when you imagine they are doing exactly what you yourself are guilty of.
Flame away Jerry, I've been hit by worse than you since before there was internet. I stand by my values, If you can't add positively to a thread, stay out of it.
But go ahead and flame away, fire all you want at me and keep padding your post count if it makes you feel better. If you think you're upsetting me, and it makes you feel more powerful, then continue on.
But go ahead and flame away, fire all you want at me and keep padding your post count if it makes you feel better. If you think you're upsetting me, and it makes you feel more powerful, then continue on.
jhooten
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You are assuming again. Post count means nothing. It does bother you, deny all you want. Your posts say otherwise. If you think that was flame you have very thin skin. Don't dish it out if you cannot take it.
Welcome to the ignore list.
Welcome to the ignore list.
Realistically there's probably not much that can be done other than physical separation.
Wow, you really need to loosen your tie a bit dude! At this rate,you won't teach anyone anything.
Humor = The ability to joke and laugh lightheartedly ?? :lol:
Cb radio is a joke to begin with and has been since 1971 so lighten your load.
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n9zas
PowerHouseCom
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Wow, this thread reminds me of the local CB channels when I finally gave up on them many years ago. Just like old times!
Seems quieter around here now, been toying with the idea of stinging up my dipole again, now that the skip cycle is on it's way back up again. We'll see.
Seems quieter around here now, been toying with the idea of stinging up my dipole again, now that the skip cycle is on it's way back up again. We'll see.
reedeb
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Is the one legged butt kicking contest over with now?
To the OP please give out a tad more info. IF I understand it you are bleeding over channels when you transmit. If this is the case it may be too much power OR off frequency a bit. I would take it to a GOOD radio shop and hav them check it out and IF it is putting out over 4 watts get them to turn it down. It hould resolve any problems. If your'e using a linear [kicker] I would disconect it and try it barebones and see if you still bleeding over.
To the OP please give out a tad more info. IF I understand it you are bleeding over channels when you transmit. If this is the case it may be too much power OR off frequency a bit. I would take it to a GOOD radio shop and hav them check it out and IF it is putting out over 4 watts get them to turn it down. It hould resolve any problems. If your'e using a linear [kicker] I would disconect it and try it barebones and see if you still bleeding over.
Yup, just like old times! Reminds me of the "Meet me at ___ and I'll kick your a**!" and a few that GOT kicked, usually the big mouth that challenged the proverbial 800lb gorilla. I have an idea, how about a steel cage match? Put you guys in a cage where you can have a free for all no holds barred whoopin' and I'll stand on the sidelines awaiting the outcome. I should tell you first, the last man standing gets shot.
Seriously "gentlemen", have you noticed the OP quietly slipped away clucking his tongue and wagging his head?
"Welcome to the ignore list."
Nah, that takes all the fun out of reading this crap! (;->)
Seriously "gentlemen", have you noticed the OP quietly slipped away clucking his tongue and wagging his head?
"Welcome to the ignore list."
Nah, that takes all the fun out of reading this crap! (;->)
I was listening one night, many moons ago, went out and got to witness one of these goody 2 shoes cb ops get their teeth handed to them,lol! I never saw so many plumber's butt types whale on this poor dude with a cowboy hat.
....All over a botched up chop job on a cb.
73,
n9zas
....All over a botched up chop job on a cb.
73,
n9zas
Boil it all down just a bit. No matter if the output power is furnished by the PA section of the radio or an external amplifier, the results of a miss-adjusted relationship between carrier and applied modulation has the same results, a 'wider' than normal signal. It's a very common thought/attitude that "all knobs to the right" means louder. But that 'common thought/attitude' also means a lessening of quality, and not just 'louder'. If it's done right, the amount of power of the signal doesn't much matter, it shouldn't interfere with adjacent channels.
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