Channel selector for Cobra 200 GTL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a85zMM46Gi8
You watch this video and check your power output specially on those channel at chich not transmitting, if there is no power at those channel it mean that you program out of range radio band frequency, so you check your frequency and correct it.

Awesome. Check with these folks: Support Cobra Electronics Corporation

so whats wrong with it?

then don't touch them

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that is an odd issue. each slot on the dial is a specific freq. meaning theyRAM h spot the non clicks I to is always going to be that channel. the channel selector sounds like it is bad. you can try contact cleaner on the selector knob. if that doesn't fix it you need to replace it.

Open your radio and, with a small flathead plastic screwdriver, adjust T713. Any other questions feel free to ask.

Do an internet search. there a few guys out there. Bells cb shop is pretty good.

Egor, hi. I'm sure there is a mod probably only known by the repair centers. I have converted and tuned the 200, but in case you don't know, the radio is full of surface mount components. They look like specks of pepper to the naked eye, and so it takes a tech with years of soldering experience to do any modding without destroying what their working on. Those radios are not a friendly radio for experimenting. I looked thru my papers that Cobra tech support sent me for converting, tuning, and other misc. mods but that info was not included. It is a nice radio when set up properly, so don't mess it up by experimenting.(just my opinion) Hope this helps,,and good luck, Mechanic

Could the battery be dead? Other than that, it may be a bad solder joint inside the mic.

Geno