off the top of your head.
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sureshot
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off the top of your head.
Does anyone know if the old midland precision series twin 7 segment display is common cathode or anode, ive not had chance to open it up yet but suspect it needs replacing, anyone know of the top of your head ?
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koberk
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Re: off the top of your head.
If you're talking about Midland 2001/3001/4001 UK FM rigs,
then it looks like they're common cathode LED arrays.
http://www.cbtricks.com/radios/midland/ ... 01_sch.pdf
Whereas the 40 CH AM rigs seem to be common anode types.
Which do you mean?
then it looks like they're common cathode LED arrays.
http://www.cbtricks.com/radios/midland/ ... 01_sch.pdf
Whereas the 40 CH AM rigs seem to be common anode types.
Which do you mean?
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Otter
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Re: off the top of your head.
The schematic you suggest has a switched 13.2V line going to it. I would guess at common anode for that one too. Yes, I can see the ground connection.koberk wrote:If you're talking about Midland 2001/3001/4001 UK FM rigs,
then it looks like they're common cathode LED arrays.
http://www.cbtricks.com/radios/midland/ ... 01_sch.pdf
Whereas the 40 CH AM rigs seem to be common anode types.
Which do you mean?
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sureshot
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Re: off the top of your head.
Still not opened it up yet, yes FM 40 midland 3001, i would have thought common cathode, find out when i open it up. 
PS. Thanks for the link and input guys.
PS. Thanks for the link and input guys.
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