roger beep tone mod

[audio boy]

hi i was wondering if there is a dial in my radio that i can control my roger beep with, it's a galaxy 73v and is there dual controls or what?

[Buck Shot]

hello audio boy,

i know theres a switch on the 73v, with the swr circut switch i think, but as far as variable volume control on the rodger beep i am not sure. on my galaxy,the 959, one of the dials you push in and that turns it on and off i think its the mic gain, ill have to look. But who knows, mabe there is somthing internal...

BUCK SHOT

[audio boy]

yea thats what im talking about, is there an internal dial because i see on cbtricks.com there is a roger beep tone mod

[Buck Shot]

I did a little reserch on the galaxy roger beeps...


The rodger beep is controlled by R181. Its somwhere around 200K-220K Ohms. If you looking for a change in pitch on the beep, a higher resistance will give you a lower tone and a lower resistance will give you a higher tone...

The roger beep time is controlled by C134 witch is 2.2uF@16 volts DC. A higher uF will give you a longer beep while a lower uF will give you a shorter beep...

As far as an actual dial is concerned, i dont think there is a dial. But i am under the understanding that all of the rodger beeps installed by galaxy are pretty universal, and if im not mistaken, the boards between radios are also pretty universal too.

Hope I helped,

BUCK SHOT

[Buck Shot]

oh yea i forgot to put this little tid bit in...

http://www.galaxyradios.com/t ... sandtricks

this is the tech suppourt deal right on galaxy's site this is where i got some of my info...

BUCK SHOT

[audio boy]

ok thanks

[rbodenbender]

there is no user adjustment on a galaxy roger beep. the only way to have that done is to have a radio tech install a variable pot i guess is what they are called. maybe it could be wired to an external potentiometer. but as far as changing it "on the fly", that is not going to happen.

[audio boy]

ok