I have a WeatherX radio Mod RWB6806DT and no instruction manual. How do I get one?

There is limited help here, but there are links to forums that would know.

https://www.google.com/search?q=modify+a+TS570D+to+a+TS570G

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I think your unit is more commonly referred to as an MD-1210
Try googling for "radio shack md 1210 manual"

Try contacting Cobra support directly: Support Cobra Electronics Corporation

Was the radio working before the high power transitor mod?
If so, it appears there is more to do than just replacing the transistor.
Check www.worldwidedx.com under" cobra 29 high power mod with 2sc1969 transitor." There are instructions for the complete mod.
Hope this helps

Radioman

Here is a link to the manual: http://www.giantintl.com/ContentManage/manuals/Moto/T65xx.pdf

Best regards.

Heres the manual http://portablemedia.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/gpx/tvwb534sp_5.html hope this helps

Anew one maybe great because if you've had it rather a long time then bye a new one new one because you dropped it in water then it has washed everything away

From the Midland.com site. Just click the link.
LXT480

I haven't done this, but did find information that might help.

Watch A Battery TV With A Converter Box
http://www.digitaltvtrainer.com/national/showme-battery-tv-converter

The instruction manual will not help you, because it doesn't address this problem head on.  You're having this problem because the time changed, and the clock has an automatic setting.    As long as the batteries are in the clock and it's plugged up, it automatically computes the time. I just discovered the solution.  Unplug the clock, take out the batteries and WAIT about an hour.  Plug it back up, and the time will flash, allowing you to change the time.  You do this with the button on the top back which says wake up 1 and wake up 2.  Push that button all the way to the right to the setting that looks like a little clock, then press the forward button on the top of the clock to set the correct time.  Then put your batteries in and you're good to go!  (til the time changes again:)  Good luck!