Your mixer should have documentation on line in and line out. I made this video quite awhile ago so I do t remember exact details but you want the radio to go to the “line in” on the mixer, and then the speaker should go to the “line e out” portion

@@RaymondMassey-k5r glad my videos was able to help

This is did not know but I must say I’m not too surprised

@@KevinModz65 Yes ! It was announced some weeks ago ! The owner decided to retire ! But all the Companies MFJ owned, now seem to be in limbo ? No news of anyone buying all, or one of the businesses ! Real shocker ! An end of an era ! Amateur radio is not what it once was, mostly thru attrition ! Where the older Amateurs have gone to Higher Frequencies ! Meaning they are Silent Keys ! And now thru advancements in technology, the Amateur radio mission to provide emergency communication in times of disaster, has fallen by the way side, and some have lost respect, with many of them being uninformed Heads of municipalities that once happily used Hams expertise ! Now they are happy to hand a radio to just about anyone ! And listening to frequencies not yet encrypted, shows their incompetence ! IMHO ! I must say, simply going by memory, it seemed like the old style, ( if there was one ?), looked different somehow ? Maybe more elements around the tower ? Sad that you put so much effort into the construction, only to be disappointed ! But I bet with this stuff being hard to find now with the closing of MFJ, you could probably find a buyer ! Something to think about ! Good luck with whatever you decide !

@@kjwalper southern Illinois

Same here. Alton, Illinois

@@tommys1678 I traded this car in about 3 years ago. It ran well for us until that day came,,,,, but I would not purchase another one of these.

Yes it all but cured it

As I noted years ago right after I posted the video

@@KevinModz65 I saw that later. I'm hoping that building them inhouse helps overall because it allows them to debug as they go.

Hi, I don’t have this mic anymore but that is way too much money for this. It’s a good mic but not worth that. Have you tried contacting the manufacturer and see if they will ship to you? I buy it directly from them they are in New York

Made my day thanks

Hi Brett, no dumb questions at all. Did you buy the radio new? Do you get cb channels? A resistor between these 2 points is often installed by the factory to make the conversion easier for the user, they know what we do to make the 11 meter work. These radios often change revisions, I made this video with a very early prototype. I have heard the board has changed several times since. On their other models, removing the resistor is often all that is needed

@Flip2Flower1 thank you for the quick reply! It's a new radio. The place I ordered it from had an option to tune, and align the radio so it will work on cb channels. I'll find out in the morning if it works properly.

No, they were not manufactured by Jatco

I don’t take criticism from people like you. I don’t get paid for this, I tried to do the stuff for my ham friends and if there’s anybody that doesn’t like it well.

What's the point of doing it if it's all muffled and hard to understand? Pointless!@@KevinModz65

Nothing like our brand new toys fresh out of the box 😍

@@KevinModz65 oh yeah

Yes sir that’s the whole motive of the mod

Awesome hope you enjoy it as much as I have

Good to meet ya. Call sign KD9NTD or on 11 meter Trucker Kevin

I don’t really remember it was one of those you can get on eBay that has like 500 different sounds though

Well here, I have a simple solution to your great doubt. Don’t do the mod and get your hind end off my channel. Your problem solved 😛

I have no idea. Probably to pacify the fcc

Hey thanks for the compliment, I’m glad the video could help you!

Hi Bill. Yes, this radio has been rocksolid. I have never had to touch it again since doing the modification. There is really no flipping back-and-forth between 10 and 11 per say, when you do the modification, it just adds an additional CB band on the dial. You don’t really have to flip anything if you know what I’m trying to say. You just continue turning the band knob to the band that you want up to and including 11 I hope I did not confuse you, it’s kind of hard to describe, but this is all very simple on the radio. It is as is 11 was already there for you.