The needle is moving showing its receiving ,but no sound.I already tried a external speaker with no luck.
Plug the external speaker into your PA jack and select the PA switch. If PA works then the audio chip is good. The cobra 29 must have a mic plugged in to get receive audio, You may have a broken wire at the mic connector.
You could throw the meter in the trash and it would still have sound coming out of the speaker, DO NOT adjust anything inside the radio!
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First of all if this is a new radio send it back to people you got it from.Second seams to be just a tight needle Ithink its vr2that adjusts the needle?you may want to look it up @ www.cbtricks.com
SOURCE: cobra classic 29 ltd
Had fixed the same problem yesterday. My cobra worked when it wanted to, when it didn't it looked like you explained. I found out that on my cobra the blue wire on the mike connector was broken. When it disconnects, no sound. after soldering, everything works fine.
SOURCE: Sound, But VERY VERY quiet
I have the identical model and also had the same problem. I took it in to an appliance repair and they found a problem with the output circut something about a burnt transistor is what they said. I had them replace it and has been working fine since. Hope this helps.
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find a old cobra radio and get the switch out of it or go to your local cb shop and you should be able to get one.
SOURCE: COBRA 29 NW THE NIGHTWATCH DISPLAY STOPPED
9 out of 10 times, the resistor that feeds the voltage to the nightwatch lights burns out.
SOURCE: I have an old cobra 25.some times it doesnt make
Hi,my name is John. Take the cover off, turn the radio over to solder side up, look at the solder joints real close, you might need a magnifying glass. you will need a solder iron to heat up the solder joints, look closely, re-solder it , good luck,my name is John.
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