love the video..reminds me of a "tech" i knew in the 80s here in nz..a pure genius ...well so he thought!...just was missing in the video the house full floor to ceiling in every room with electronic fodder (i am not kidding..he had "tracks" around the house to get around!)...when he died it took 2 months to empty the house of all the gear...and yes he talked just like the guy in the video (not sure if that was a put on??) got to love the qst mag bit also..nearly a century out of date sorry bud!

...anyway back on subject here..i do repairs/mods/restores to any cb or ham /export transceiver ......but i am in nz!... www.yeticomnz.com ...

does andrews still repair radios?..if so try them ...
or everybody's fav tech (so he thinks) old Jos at syncro electronics..he will bullshit your ear off telling you how he builds all his rigs in his backyard etc and that he is the cb radio god..beware! lasst time i was talking to him he was reinventing the phillips 320 and claimed he built them 100 at a  time...really not bad for a one man operation!
i have some really amusing emails from that guy!
mike SSL-100

Hi

Electrib bug do not touch (cb27 mhz) them any more


Yellow dot man at Glenelg seem to be the go but  have been able to find a contact for him
Can any one help with contact number

the unit is a
Pearce Simpson Super Cheetah

Hi all

Need a 27mhs radio repaird in the adelaide area

Sorry to hear that Ian

You can use any CB microphone. The pin configuration they use is pretty common.
Else you can find any old or new radio microphone and put the 4 pin plug on it.
http://www.rangerusa.com/photos/mike4pin.jpg