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Don't want to sell it cheap do you.

Man, you are 2 for 2 Shadow....glad you got both radios resurrected from the dead.

I will dig up the locations of the other electrolytic caps that should be replaced also. I have them in my notes somewhere. Also note this help comes from good ol 2600 from over at CBTricks. I can't take credit for this one but I can speak from experience. I'm 99% positive this will solve your ...

The part you're looking for is C95, a 47 UF (usually) electrolytic rated at 10 Volts. The 10-Volt (and 6-Volt) rated capacitors tend to fail first, around the 20-year mark. More often than not, this occurs after a long visit to the shelf. Within a week or two of being put back into service, one of ...

No that does not matter. I will post the parts list for you tomorrow.

Ill bet the house on this one. Don't mess with the audio chip, instead, replace all the electrolytic capacitors in the radio and it will come back to life. That radio is going on 30 years old and the caps are dried out. Cobra used cheap caps in the Taiwan model. I will dig up a list of their ...

Anyone have a spare or know a cheap source??
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