Galaxy 949 mobile CB is off frequency when

take it to you're local shop

There are too many possibilities as to what the fix is for your radio. You need to take your radio into a radio shop that services CB radios.

for upper ssb adjust L21 for 16.51250 mhz . adjust L22 for 16.50750 for lower ssb. you do have a frequency counter don't you ?

Hello twelch,
Welcome to FixYa.
My name is John, and I will be assisting you with your issue today.
If it is the old four(4) wire mic, the wiring will be as follows:
Pin #1. Shield (Ground)
Pin #2. White (Audio)
Pin #3. Red (Transmit)
Pin #4. Black (Recieve)
If it is a SIX (6) wire! The Blue would go to Pin #1. with the Shield, and the Yellow
has no connection. I hope this was helpful to you. Your Comments and Testimony's are
always welcome here at FixYa. Thanks for choosing FixYa today and in the future.

John

just follow service manual make sure its aligned properly .. some of those radios have pll problems too causing them not to TX...

un fortunatly to properly align this radio you need an audio VTVM, occiliscope and a dummy load.

but before you get crazy with trying to align your radio, is the delta tune right in the middle? if not thats why recieve is off.... as well you can adjust delta tune to compensate for off frequency.

To add 10Khz to your transmit frequency:

FIXED/OFF/+10KHz SWITCH: The left position puts the radio on
one of the three fixed channels that is selected by the channel switch
(6,19, or 21). This over-rides the channel selected by the 40 channel
knob. The right position adds 10KHz to whatever frequency you are ON.
In the middle, both features are OFF.

Otherwise, a radio tech would be able to retune the frequency inside the radio.

After adding 10KHz to your frequency, use the SWR control to check the SWR of your antenna.
Here's how:
SWR CAL CONTROL: Normally this switch is set to “PO”. Then,
during transmission, the meter indicates output power. To read SWR,
rotate this knob during transmission until the needle moves to the “SET”
point on the SWR scale. Then, while still transmitting, set the R.B./SWR
switch to SWR.

Ideal SWR is 1 but you'll want to be as near one as possible. An SWR of 1.6 or greater will make ineffective use of your antenna.
If in doubt, a radio tech has the required meters and tools to adjust the SWR/Tuning of your antenna.

Check the wiring on the mic plug sounds like you have a loose wire or one thats about to break off.Good luck.....Dan

The transmit frequency on the DX959 is adjusted with VR-7.