Radio repair--Seattle

AlaskaProf · Dec 14, 2019

...or Tacoma.

I'm going to be in Tacoma next week, staying aboard. My bridge radio is one of those self-contained mics with controls built in. It needs a new coil-cord.

Can anyone recommend a shop?

Bill

Bacchus · Dec 14, 2019

You might do a little searching / researching.
Some makes / models the cord is plug & play... with plugs on both ends so not hard to change providing parts available.

AlaskaProf · Dec 14, 2019

Bacchus said:
You might do a little searching / researching.
Some makes / models the cord is plug & play... with plugs on both ends so not hard to change providing parts available.

Not the case in mine. On line search only revealed one shop, by the Ballard Bridge, but no one there, no response to phone message.

caltexflanc · Dec 14, 2019

Try calling the manufacturer.

twistedtree · Dec 14, 2019

AlaskaProf said:
Not the case in mine. On line search only revealed one shop, by the Ballard Bridge, but no one there, no response to phone message.

What shop? You could try Lunde's. They are about half way between the lock and the Ballard bridge on the Ballard side of the canal.

And if it's an Icom, they are based out of Kirkland and do repairs there.

Portage_Bay · Dec 14, 2019

AlaskaProf said:
Not the case in mine. On line search only revealed one shop, by the Ballard Bridge, but no one there, no response to phone message.

If that was Harris Electronics they're closed permanently

AlaskaProf · Dec 14, 2019

Portage_Bay said:
If that was Harris Electronics they're closed permanently

PHP:

I think it was G&L. I'll try the phone again, but looking for another recommendation.

AlaskaProf · Dec 14, 2019

twistedtree said:
What shop? You could try Lunde's.

Thanx. I'll call them on Monday.

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