How to remove the night watch driver module from a Cobra 29 NW

How-to video on removing the driver module from a night watch cobra 29 completely and get the lighting circuits working again.
Makes room for echo boards and helps reduce stray noise inside the radio.
thanks for watching
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website - www.pulsarcb.com

[@deweydoesit7165]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing information for the few of us who like to fix, mod, or just tinkering around. Me I'm the one who enjoys fixing and modifying my own stuff.

[@darrinfry2251]

I like these videos hands on thank you

[@rattlerviper4332]

Great videos keep them coming! The hands on videos are great.

[@popcorn913.]

Nice details of the work you do

[@UDX-21]

Great work!

[@pulsarcb]

Thanks!

[@deweydoesit7165]

Now install a variable power to the potentiometer and reinstall to fill the hole.

[@pulsarcb]

I could but it's getting echo instead

[@3madeamps]

hell yea great job

[@pulsarcb]

Thanks. It's just a way to get that noisy driver out of the radio.

[@smitty1715]

Do you know what the voltage
Should be coming out of that gray wire going to the dimmer panel ribbon cable?

[@darrinfry2251]

Can you use a 5K pod For a variable on rfx 150 ??

[@pulsarcb]

5k can usually be used for variable dead key

[@robertruth3281]

If you happen to know.... are the innards the same as a Turner Plus 3???

[@pulsarcb]

I think you're referring to the other video with CS-1 mic ? If so, yes, they are similar.

[@robertruth3281]

@@pulsarcb argggghhhhhh !!!! You are, of course, correct!!!! Brain was disconnected!!!!
I just got caps to recap a Plus 3 yesterday. One had leaked pretty badly from one end... and dried into a nice fuzzy ball of light tan stuff. So I am changing them all.
Thanks!