PART 4: Idiot’s Guide To Building An Allstar Node - CM108 Sound Fob Modification! Amateur Ham Radio

[@mal9137]

I think you said on one of your other clips that your soldering wasn't too good, but seeing what you did there was impressive. I'd be battling to see it, let alone solder it! Great job!

[@MrTinker357]

Very well done Ben! I am enjoying your videos and working on my own node. Tom N2AMA

[@markbosma7362]

Hi Ben. Thanks for your terrific videos about setting up an AllStar node. Somewhere in one of your videos, I think I heard that you no-longer use a transistor on the CM108 sound fob modification - but I now can't find any reference to that. Should I build mine per your Part 4 video, or is there new information on not using the inverting circuit? Cheers, Mark VK2KI / VK6QI in the Southern Hemisphere.

[@edwinm.8404]

I know its been 3yrs already, but I hope somebody will answer my inquiry. Will this cm108 mod work as well if I am going to use mobile base radio instead of bf888? tnx 7-3

[@garyihussey7262]

Great work Ben! Really enjoying your informative video's.👍 Gary, VK6WCH

[@driverfilmsshortwavechannel]

Great build!

[@RadioRevG5REV]

Thank you so much! Next part will hopefully be up tonight.

[@mikebowman7002]

Good Job Looking forward to the next part. Mike KA8IIM

[@TexasCHLforum]

Are you still selling the modified CM108? Thanks, Chas.

[@RadioRevG5REV]

Yes, I have two left on ebay, after these I won't make more. Thanks for asking

[@TexasCHLforum]

@@RadioRevG5REV I want them but can't find them. HELP!!

[@ImnotChuck.]

At 6:40 in this video (part 4,) Ben solders a wire onto pin 8, but in part 6 at 6:40, he says that wire should have gone on pin 7. After you check my facts, you might want to put it on pin 7 now rather than change it later. 73 de KJ4FX

[@Nortesport]

Don’t suppose you sell them built by any chance. I can’t even see the small resistors