CB World Informer October 1996 Issue EchoMax 2000 Review

This is truly is a new product. Echo mics aren’t new, but digital echo for CB is new. Those of you who detest echo mics please don’t skip this article. I know the majority of echo users are out to annoy the world, but digital echo can be an enhancement rather than a detraction. After […]

Review: RCI 2950DX Dual Band Amateur Radio

The RCI 2950 has been around for many years. The first radio of this type from Ranger Communications was the RCI 2900. The 2900 radio was a CPU type radio with an analog S/RF meter. Comparing the 2900 to the 2950, the meter was the only redeeming quality of the 2900. The 2900 radio was […]

Astatic’s Final Edition D-104 Silver Eagle

The definition of astatic that best suits the D-104 line of microphones is the one immediately above: having no particular directional characteristics. For years this mic dubbed the “lollypop” has been the most sensitive microphone known in the communications field. They have the capability of picking up everything in a room and more. I remember […]

CBWI November 2001 RCI 6900F TB ALC Mod, Tune-Up, And PCB Adjustment Locations

The ALC modification requires the removal of surface mount parts and the addition of conventional through-hole type parts. When removing these components, take extra care not to overheat the circuit board. The traces will lift quite easily. When installing standard components, due to their larger size, it’s best to solder them to the trace where […]

CBWI July 2001 First Web Issue

Well…this is the first web issue of the CB World Informer newsletter. As always, it took longer than anticipated. The more time spent on an article, the more information came to the surface. All this inspired new ideas and changes. This issue evolved from a simple information source to an online magazine. Back in 1997, […]

CBWI February 1997 GROUNDING COAXIAL CABLE SHIELDS: WHY, WHERE, AND HOW

Even today it’s a controversial subject – but we don’t know why. The purpose and importance of grounding coaxial line shields are so critical to safe and clean telecommunication station operation that it should not be a matter of discussion, except as a how-to subject such as this paper represents. The coaxial cable used in […]

CBWI October 1996 Did You Know?

On the RCI 2950 in memory channel mode there is a way to transfer the memory channel frequency into the manual mode. Many of you know that when on a memory channel you can’t change the frequency with the cursor and up/down buttons. This can only be done in the manual mode. Once you press […]

CBWI August 2001 Astatic’s MobileMax™

It’s been a while since we’ve seen a new echo box. I think RF Limited up until this one was the only company still making an echo box. The problem with these add-on boxes has been RF feedback. RF Limited units seemed immune to this type of problem in most installations. They did quite a […]

CBWI February 1997 MODERN COAXIAL LIGHTNING ARRESTORS: POLYPHASER VS. I.C.E.

This is a comparison report between coaxial cable lightning arrestor units manufactured by Polyphaser Corp. and Industrial Communication Engineers, Ltd. Both companies manufacture a wide variety of such protective devices and are sold worldwide. Each of the designs described in this report is protected. by patents issued by the U.S.- Bureau of Patents and Trademarks […]

CBWI November 1996 CBWI November 1996

Half of the following modification increases the AM modulation swing. It allows you to reduce your carrier to around 1 Watt while maintaining a swing of up to 18 Watts. This is good for those of you who want to blast out on AM. This will also drive any amplifier to sound like an RF […]

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