. This radio came with two options, all "NEC's", a 2SC1957 driver & 2SC1306 final 4 watt output, or a 2SC2028 driver & 2SC2029 final 6 watt output. Mine is the 4 watt. It looks like the driver 1957 is coupled or driven by a 2SC1675L by means of an adjustable coil, not sure if that's the collector or base its going to, need to look at my transistor chart again. There is a 4.7 Ohm resistor going to the 1306 final-(not sure if that's 4.7 or 4.7K, will have to measure it) I am pretty knowledgeable in electronics but by no means an expert, especially with a CB, my experience is more with old tube AM and Shortwave receiving radios. I did do some 2-way radio repair and minor tower repair changing out bad repeaters down in Florida years ago but that was a long time ago and honestly don't remember much about it. So when it comes to alignment, modulation, and all that stuff i would need help. Understand SWR though. All I've ever tried is seeing how a radio sounds with a receiving radio. As far as equipment goes that I own is a snap-on/fluke multimeter, a Simpson 260 5P multimeter (way old school), two L/C capacitance & Inductance meters, an old touch tone TF26 Cricket Transistor checker, and a couple of tube checkers. No scopes or anything like that. What I am wanting to do is get 15-25+ watts out of this radio if possible. well I know anything is possible but I don't want to get into some kind of deep sophisticated procedure where I'm practically changing out every component on the board 
. If that's the case then its just not worth the trouble to me. Not on a portable anyways. Here is what I have on hand, a couple of each: Eleflow 2SC1969 for a final (Specs: base voltage should not exceed 0.7 volts/Idling current 45-55mA max) , and 2SC1957 or 2SC2314 for a driver. Don't know if that's the way to go or which combo to use, or if I need to try something totally different? Any suggestions anyone? Hopefully soon I can upload the schematic and a pic that should help more I hope 
.....Thanks, Chris
