Galaxy Radios DX-99V 40-Channels Base CB Radio - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Check the receive wire on the plug end of the mike, and the receive wire inside of the mike, just a starting point. ..hope this was helpful.....

turn vr-14 all the way to the right,then all the way to the left. watch your meter and which ever way moves the needle more thats the position to leave it in.

it is either a bad soilder on your crystal or your crystal is going bad

could be a strong signal overpowering the unit and causing a continious power on check with those in the area to see if they have the same problem.

check your mic connections ,make sure there are no broken wires.

prefferably on . sq to point that radio starts to hiss . then RF gain about 3/4 open along with power gain . clarifier set to channel you are monitering . volume your choice.

cobra ,is about the easiest to work on and galaxy is good RCI , Midland is secretive , the rest are in the eye of the beholder.

Need more info ...but these 99v is notorious for cracking traces on the board. The frequency counter roams all over when this happens . It wont let it key up or receive. It needs a good tech to find it.

check your voltages, bring coffee you are going to be a while.

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Its a lot more work then you think but it can be done . you should do a serch for a service manual online and work off of it.

you either bought it used or you played with the inside because if the alc is all the way open then you have been inside it.got a watt meter to turn up the power.you will also need a volt meter. take it to some one that knows what to do and let them fix it.

how about galaxy.they still stock everything.

turn the volume selector up a little at a time and see what you get.this could be a voltage problem

you will be better off taking this to a tech considering it is a ham radio also. he can set the freq and put it on a distortion meter also to find out the problem.

there is a vr for turning it up and the same one turns it down

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you have a crack in the pcb board.

the voltage regulator in the freq.counter board is bed and probably a diode common problem that need to go to a professional not a DIY easy job

the meter probley is bad common problem on this radio