It's short for CB password (CBPWD), and 12345 is the password. Pause it at 3:09 - it's not PLL, since the fifth character doesn't look the same as the fourth. The fourth and fifth characters together make a "W". Pretty good radio overall.
Pretty clear they intended for people to do this. On the V1 to V3 all you had to do was cut a wire. They likely made it harder to make the government communication agencies in various countries happy.
En suivant ces directives et après quelques hésitations, j'ai pu passer ce TX sur la bande CB. Il faut néanmoins jouer avec les temps impartis par le processeur du TX pour y parvenir .Merci à 613nwct pour sa démonstration
I saw the Lincoln II on Amazon for $225 so I ordered it. The conversion to 11m on the Lincoln II is simply cutting a white wire. My eyesight sucks and I don't have soldering equipment, and don't want to buy any for a one time use, so I went with the Lincoln II. Turns out the description on Amazon was wrong and I got the II+. There are no local CB shops in my area of Connecticut (Danbury area) and I wasn't going to pay to ship it somewhere to have the conversion done, so it went back to Amazon. It sucks because $225 for a Lincoln II+ was a great deal.
Hi I’ve been trying to get the CB channel selection off the frequency and onto the channel change but how? I’ve gone through the menu but the radio is still on frequency mode
Is this all there is to what companies call a peak, power, and performance upgrade for 39.95 or do they do a bit more to it??? Tweaking wattage or other things?
No, a true peak and tune would be setting the Carrier and AMC (Modulation) also make sure the Bias voltage was not to high or you would have bleed over to adjacent channels/frequencies. Hope this explains it.
No, for your $39.95 they adjust the output power beyond the engineered power handling capability of the internal components so you'll burn up the finals sooner and have to come back for a repair job. It's called job security.
Great video thanks for the info! Are you planning on doing any more conversion videos? I was wondering about the Stryker 497 and how easy it is to get 11 meter radio on it.
I'm new to this. will this mess up the alignment on the other frequencies or should they be fine? I've been seeing mixed opinions. Thanks for the video!
on CB, it is channelized like you expect in the US. The other banks are pretty useless for ham bands and I couldn't find a way to change them, this is a glorified CB in a ham can
Yikes. You posted this and got a ton of questions. So I will add one more. Lol I will primarily be using this for CW. Have you tried it on CW? And how does it work?
@@dus777 Boy, you're not kidding! I went and purchased one on eBay. I was looking for a replacement for my aging 10 Meter beacon that would last a while at 5 watts. The delay with CW is pretty long (maybe half a second or more) so I decided to program my auto-keyer for longer dot/dash duration. The problem is that the delay is not even constant, it varies. Plus, you are spot on with the key clicks!! I wound up recapping a mid to late 80s Cobra 148 gtl and it works flawlessly (on AM with the keyer wired to a mic connector). Now what should I do with the Lincoln 2 plus? I've done the 11 meter mod and realigned the receiver (it was WAY out of alignment from the factory) and I guess it'll put it on eBay for someone to enjoy. Thanks for the reply. 73, my friend!
I got this rig for 10 & 12 meter CW use and it's really a bust. The first key down is always cut short, so the only work around is to always start with a dash, or dah. There is no adjustment for the delay. There is no way to begin TX with a manual PTT, you have to use the key jack. If you use the clarifier, the first key note will also chirp very badly, everytime you start. They do not utilize an offset between CW transmit and receive, so you need to use split mode and set it for - (minus) 700 hz. The CW receive mode BFO is set the exact center of the filter, so you hear both sides of the other operator, instead of single signal, like on USB or LSB. You might can fix that in the hidden service menu. As a radio technician for 33 years and a ham for 48 years, I've worked out a way to correct these issues on my radio, but it requires intense modifications. So, if you want to use this radio for CW, it's not worth the trouble, but as a SSB and FM on ten meters, it's probably quite good.
I'm in process of finding single 1K resistor. Can't find refrigerator repair guys w/ any left for controllers of ANY kind. What's old school in my local town, ARCADES. Go to your local video game distributors that keep bowling alleys and bars going. They haven't ALL changed over to CPU driven stuff yet, I bet they'll have A single for sale. I'm just curious though by the comparison of the video, what watt resistor would do the job. I went to my only still existing RADIO SHACK location in a little Mom & Pop owned home theater and security system store that are keeping the RADIO SHACK product power for distribution alive with the Corporation and still have the brick N mortar building of THEIR OWN ownership, using the Radio Shack for purchasing power still in tact, to assist their own business and in doing so, keep their parts availability going for their main design. But to sell CB and HAM stuff is just a benefit for home builders, look yours up. Unfortunately they're out of anything but 1/8th watt whereas in comparison, I'll want at least a 1/2 watt. I think I'm gonna tear into an old VHS recorder and discover what I can. Later, LT680. LSb 27.385mhz.
I just discovered a Stryker radio that does ALMOST everything that this one does where all you gotta do is clip a wire to open it up. And for $100 less, that may be a way to go. SR94HPC.
@@613nwct How do you like it? Are you licensed to use the Ham bands and are the pretty busy? A guy in England says the 40 Meter band is the busiest Ham band.
John Smith which Yaesu are you referring to? And for what usage? For use on CB, due to its higher modulation, it is way better than any Yaesu that I’ve used. I’m a truck driver and a licensed amateur radio operator. I’ve used my Lincoln on several 10 meter repeaters and unlike my RCI 2950 N2, with the Lincoln I’ve never got a bad audio report. A local friend says the sound quality is almost as good as my Icom 706 Mk II G. I hope that helps.
@@StevenKA9MOT yes the antenna and a good coacial cable ( I use a home made dipole and 50 ' of coacial cable swr 1.2 to 1.5 on 10m and 11m and better if I tune it on 12m ( swr 1.1 )..I use #10 copper cable for the home made dipole and 50' of 75 oms cable Yes a dipole is 75 oms & the radio is 50 oms but this made a broad band antenna on 10m, 11m & 12 m ( more inf on antenna s & coacial cables in the ham antenna book's )
throw that Crap in the bin and get a Mk 1 ! to be fair .. what does the + do ?? whats the diff ? i bought a Lincoln mk 2 and it was SHIT ! grant 2 was okay
12345? That's amazing. I've got the same combination on my luggage
Change the combination on my luggage.
You too awesome thats my pin also for all of my credit cards and my home alarm you guys are smart too ✌🏻
It's short for CB password (CBPWD), and 12345 is the password. Pause it at 3:09 - it's not PLL, since the fifth character doesn't look the same as the fourth. The fourth and fifth characters together make a "W". Pretty good radio overall.
Just got the president Lincoln 2+ today did the mod in 10 mins thanks again. 1/11/2021
Where dios you get the resistor?
Ron I got mine from Amazon like $6 for 100
@@ajbrown2013 ok! They are 1K ohm but are they 0.5w or 0.25w ... It's not clear from the clip.
@@ajbrown2013 what's the wattage?
NICE WORK ON 11METER CONVERSION!!
Pretty clear they intended for people to do this. On the V1 to V3 all you had to do was cut a wire. They likely made it harder to make the government communication agencies in various countries happy.
I did the mod today works great.thank you mun.
Great job, well done👍👍👍👍👍
En suivant ces directives et après quelques hésitations, j'ai pu passer ce TX sur la bande CB.
Il faut néanmoins jouer avec les temps impartis par le processeur du TX pour y parvenir .Merci à 613nwct pour sa démonstration
I saw the Lincoln II on Amazon for $225 so I ordered it. The conversion to 11m on the Lincoln II is simply cutting a white wire. My eyesight sucks and I don't have soldering equipment, and don't want to buy any for a one time use, so I went with the Lincoln II. Turns out the description on Amazon was wrong and I got the II+. There are no local CB shops in my area of Connecticut (Danbury area) and I wasn't going to pay to ship it somewhere to have the conversion done, so it went back to Amazon. It sucks because $225 for a Lincoln II+ was a great deal.
its not that hard to do, i just done my 2nd mod, just need good lights and a good iron and its done, 1e for 10 1k res and the iron was 15e,
56CT004
Hi I’ve been trying to get the CB channel selection off the frequency and onto the channel change but how? I’ve gone through the menu but the radio is still on frequency mode
CBPW or CB Password
Omg! Im in heaven!
many thanks for the video , i have a question , where is the trimmer for give more mic gain in ssb please ?
Is this all there is to what companies call a peak, power, and performance upgrade for 39.95 or do they do a bit more to it??? Tweaking wattage or other things?
No, a true peak and tune would be setting the Carrier and AMC (Modulation) also make sure the Bias voltage was not to high or you would have bleed over to adjacent channels/frequencies. Hope this explains it.
No, for your $39.95 they adjust the output power beyond the engineered power handling capability of the internal components so you'll burn up the finals sooner and have to come back for a repair job. It's called job security.
Great video thanks for the info! Are you planning on doing any more conversion videos? I was wondering about the Stryker 497 and how easy it is to get 11 meter radio on it.
I'm new to this. will this mess up the alignment on the other frequencies or should they be fine? I've been seeing mixed opinions. Thanks for the video!
It will be fine, had this for years with no issues
Ok, no one is talking about using the split option. So, anyone can contact me and I will help you out on that feature.
Whats the resistor wattage you used ?
..i needed the info in this video..
big thank you !!! 😉👍🎙🎛🎚📡⚡⚡
CB PLL, like Phase Lock Loop.
It says CBPWD, and the password is 12345
Does it follow the FCC channel numbers or just step through frequencies?
Select and store freqs from vfo into channel memories.
on CB, it is channelized like you expect in the US. The other banks are pretty useless for ham bands and I couldn't find a way to change them, this is a glorified CB in a ham can
Yikes. You posted this and got a ton of questions. So I will add one more. Lol
I will primarily be using this for CW. Have you tried it on CW? And how does it work?
it isn't a good CW rig. Sure, it will key, but you will question your own skills and be told the key clicks are annoying.
@@dus777 Boy, you're not kidding! I went and purchased one on eBay. I was looking for a replacement for my aging 10 Meter beacon that would last a while at 5 watts. The delay with CW is pretty long (maybe half a second or more) so I decided to program my auto-keyer for longer dot/dash duration. The problem is that the delay is not even constant, it varies.
Plus, you are spot on with the key clicks!! I wound up recapping a mid to late 80s Cobra 148 gtl and it works flawlessly (on AM with the keyer wired to a mic connector). Now what should I do with the Lincoln 2 plus? I've done the 11 meter mod and realigned the receiver (it was WAY out of alignment from the factory) and I guess it'll put it on eBay for someone to enjoy. Thanks for the reply. 73, my friend!
I got this rig for 10 & 12 meter CW use and it's really a bust. The first key down is always cut short, so the only work around is to always start with a dash, or dah. There is no adjustment for the delay. There is no way to begin TX with a manual PTT, you have to use the key jack. If you use the clarifier, the first key note will also chirp very badly, everytime you start. They do not utilize an offset between CW transmit and receive, so you need to use split mode and set it for - (minus) 700 hz. The CW receive mode BFO is set the exact center of the filter, so you hear both sides of the other operator, instead of single signal, like on USB or LSB. You might can fix that in the hidden service menu.
As a radio technician for 33 years and a ham for 48 years, I've worked out a way to correct these issues on my radio, but it requires intense modifications. So, if you want to use this radio for CW, it's not worth the trouble, but as a SSB and FM on ten meters, it's probably quite good.
Looking good so far, been considering buying the V3. But could you say what's the wattage and modulation like.? Anything like the Strykers..?
Does right around 60 watts ssb and the same on am
Hello, what does the 1 k resistor have for values'?
Does it have the same output once modified?
Yes.
What antenna would use you for mobile
Did you use a 1watt resistor
It's CB PLL, thanks bud
How do you go back and forth between 10 11 and 12
thanks nice video y order my monday 73
It means.... CB, PLL = Phased Locked Loop.....
I tried the conversion. No luck on finding the cbpw menu.
Actually it spells *CBPWD*, which means "CB Password"..... (i.e. 12345).
I'm in process of finding single 1K resistor. Can't find refrigerator repair guys w/ any left for controllers of ANY kind. What's old school in my local town, ARCADES. Go to your local video game distributors that keep bowling alleys and bars going. They haven't ALL changed over to CPU driven stuff yet, I bet they'll have A single for sale. I'm just curious though by the comparison of the video, what watt resistor would do the job. I went to my only still existing RADIO SHACK location in a little Mom & Pop owned home theater and security system store that are keeping the RADIO SHACK product power for distribution alive with the Corporation and still have the brick N mortar building of THEIR OWN ownership, using the Radio Shack for purchasing power still in tact, to assist their own business and in doing so, keep their parts availability going for their main design. But to sell CB and HAM stuff is just a benefit for home builders, look yours up. Unfortunately they're out of anything but 1/8th watt whereas in comparison, I'll want at least a 1/2 watt. I think I'm gonna tear into an old VHS recorder and discover what I can. Later, LT680. LSb 27.385mhz.
Some companies will sample you the resistor if a you need is 1. Just call and ask the sakes rep if he can sample you 1 resistor
If i reset my lincoln who is in 11m does it stay in 11m. thanks you (sorry for my english i'm french lol)
I just discovered a Stryker radio that does ALMOST everything that this one does where all you gotta do is clip a wire to open it up. And for $100 less, that may be a way to go. SR94HPC.
10 watts 11 meters, not full potential. But it fits in your ashtray slot.
No ssb on that Stryker
once converted is it only good on 11 meters or 10 11 and 12 meters?
Can Bands be sorted ba frequency? So from lowest to highest frequency. Such Bands are aranged in any kind of order.
Yes they are sorted by bands
The Mod on the Prez 2+ What Bands does that provide and is standard 40 channel CB available too?
Yes sir
All the between channels, extra channels ect
i'm not seeing the CBPWD in the menu do you see it after you pot the 1k resister in
That's why your not seeing this in the menu
So your getting 10,11 and 12 meter?
Yes sir
@@613nwct How do you like it?
Are you licensed to use the Ham bands and are the pretty busy?
A guy in England says the 40 Meter band is the busiest Ham band.
Yes I am, 40 and 20m is my favorite
@@613nwct Is there a good bass radio that does 40 and 20 meter and 11 Meter or do they leave 11 meter off Ham radios?
Now if I had the money to afford it. Wow. really nice. How does it compare to the yeasu? :-)
John Smith which Yaesu are you referring to? And for what usage? For use on CB, due to its higher modulation, it is way better than any Yaesu that I’ve used. I’m a truck driver and a licensed amateur radio operator. I’ve used my Lincoln on several 10 meter repeaters and unlike my RCI 2950 N2, with the Lincoln I’ve never got a bad audio report. A local friend says the sound quality is almost as good as my Icom 706 Mk II G. I hope that helps.
Use the down arrow one time when the menu comes up Down one time is cbpasswd
So what bands will this talk to? Vhf? How many watts?
HF 10/11/12 meter bands
cbpwd = CB Password Word. Is that 1K resistor a 1 watt or 1/4 watt or does it really matter?
Harry Langley yeah I was wondering the same thing.
I talked to my tech up here and it doesn’t matter the watt value... you could use a 1/8 watt . Just as long as it’s a 1k resistor.
@SNAKE RADIO CUSTOMS BUILDS AND MODS 115 CHannels? That depends on the antenna..... And it's CBPW or CB Password which is 12345....see how that works?
@@StevenKA9MOT yes the antenna and a good coacial cable ( I use a home made dipole and 50 ' of coacial cable swr 1.2 to 1.5 on 10m and 11m and better if I tune it on 12m ( swr 1.1 )..I use #10 copper cable for the home made dipole and 50' of 75 oms cable Yes a dipole is 75 oms & the radio is 50 oms but this made a broad band antenna on 10m, 11m & 12 m ( more inf on antenna s & coacial cables in the ham antenna book's )
We’re do h get the 1 K resisters
After this mod, does the radio need to be realigned like most Galaxies, Rci, ect. or is it on point?
I would.
I would check ALC/AM power/modulation.
If you dont have a 1k resistor you can just use a bit of wire and it will do the same job.
is like cutting the export wire on a v3 does it go to 11 meters after that
Easy peasy
You didn't say if 10 and 12 Meter still work my friend. I assume they do but most CBs that get converted don't do Ham Frequencies once converted.
Blade yes they do
Yep. It does
yes, I worked both bands just fine on any mode
What colour bands are on the resistor ?
Hire a professional to do it for you.
Lol
I’m doing this now is cb channels am it’s been 15 years since I had a radio
Which 1k transistor ? 1/4 ohm ? Or different ?
1k ohm I used 1/4 watt
For those non ham lurkers that are curious, exactly what was the conversion to ? CB channels ? If so, any particular reason to do it ?
Adds 11M and Free band.
Need to 1k resistor to unlock cb
Will this work with Ver 3
Yes.
Wouldn't 2k resistor be better for heat
A 1k 2 watt might help for heat but these resistors are so cheap
@@ajbrown2013 For crying out loud people, you could put a 1/8th watt in there. It isn't dissipating any power.
Does it go down to 26.225
Yes it go to 26.255mhz and more (Lincoln ll + will go to 24.800mhz )
Mines got it as just did the 12345
It says cbpWd for cb password which is the 12345
resistor is 1000 ohm ??
Yes sir
@@613nwct thanks !!
@@613nwct sorry, watt is indifferent ? , ok 1/4 of watt ?
@@nickracingalice doesn't matter.
Do you have to solder the resister in?
Yes you do
what's the difference between The President Lincoln2 V3 and The President Lincoln 2 +?thanks in advance,
@Indrid Cold cool, thanks 73s
throw that Crap in the bin and get a Mk 1 ! to be fair .. what does the + do ?? whats the diff ? i bought a Lincoln mk 2 and it was SHIT ! grant 2 was okay
SSB
CB PW-----------------CB PASSWORD 12345 AUTO REBOOT. BINGO