Re: AMC Radio Testing

I origionally posted this inquiry, have not posted since the "new format" has been contrived, so therfore my ID was not given...   May I please start over in this topic??  I now claim to be a "complete idiot" (wife says this all the time actually!!) in regards to bench testing a radio.  What are the correct steps in getting a sound out of the box??  Straight power source from a battery??  Ground to where??  Antenna needs a ground??  

Any advice/ridicule accepted equally..  Thanks again.. 

J. Johnson
imfatdad


On January 26, 2005  wrote:

> I know that when you go to Test the
>    - AMC CB / am / fm Radio -
> you must have EVERYTHING hooked
> up before you 'Key' the Microphone
> or you blow out some little bits inside
> the Radio.
> 
> Antenna - speakers - power supply
> 
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> From: "Jay" <jciampi@xxxxxxxx>
> To: mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: AM Radio bench testing???
> Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2005 18:36:18 -0500
> 
> make sure it is 12 volt negative ground if it is  built after 1955
> ..make sure you have a good antenna to connect it to.
> 
> Jay
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> Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 12:51 PM
> Subject: AM Radio bench testing???
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> >
> > Are there any secrets or do's and dont's to bench testing a
> radio??
> > I purchased a radio recently and wish to check it to see if is any
> > good. Thanks in advance..
> >
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