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Re: I have a galaxy dx 44 hp was working fine then i...
Is it wired direct to fuse box or is it to a lighter plug? the plug will make a lot of ground noise. try different ways until you clear it up. one way is a noise clipper from H +Y
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According to the heading under Problem with: Galaxy DX-44HP Mobile Amateur Radio.
If this is correct, Are you a licensed Amateur Radio Operator?
If not, Then You will not be lawfully able to operate any Amateur radio until you are licensed, sorry, but thems the rules, and I'm not going to encourage or help anyone to be able to transmit these radios, without the credentials being made available first.
you probably have a thermal problem.Get some mr.freeze and try it again .when the radio goes out spray some Mr.Freeze onto the final area.Just a dash will do,don't want to freeze the parts just want to cool the down quick to see if the radio comes back on. If it does go to the final when it goes back out and spray a little on it .If it comes on then change the final and problem almost solved. Now wait to see if it goes out again , If it does then you have to get a block diagram to work from and spray some Mr.Freeze on the main IC while you're at it. If it comes on then it should be changed .Now that everything is new it had better be working but if not start spraying other componants until the radio comes on and stays on .
No, the Galaxy DX44V is a single final radio. It is a 1969 transistor (tr43) mounted on the rear chassis in between the RF driver amp transistor (tr44) and the antenna jack. For locations, see the following page: http://www.cbtricks.com/radios/galaxy/dx44v/dx44v_act.htm
send it to me for repair. it has a bad soldr joint somewhere it is a common problem on all galaxy radios. 40.00 plus 10 return shipping. i have an internet cb shop so you can watch me fix it. email me at [email protected] if you want it fixed
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