isn't there a law against have good cb's and not using them?


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"Keith Hosman KC8TCQ" wrote in message
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"Steveo" wrote in message
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Frank Gilliland wrote:
On 24 Nov 2004 00:39:28 GMT, Steveo
wrote in :

jrd wrote:
only a few hours left. Looks like its gonna go cheap!


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Those roadtalkers used to be good radios. Remember those, Frank?

I have a few in the scrap heap (bad mods). I even have a JC Penney SSB
model and an identical SSB Roadtalker. I tried to get one of them
working with parts from both. Turns out the VCO isn't designed to
cover bandwidth much larger than the CB (which is probably why the
mods didn't work), and barely worked at all after being 'tweaked' by
whatever moron did the mods.

It's a real shame to see decent radios destroyed by twits who can't be
satisfied with 40 channels.

Yep, I had one years ago and the audio was sweet on SSB. It would be
nice to find one that hasn't been screw-drivered yet.

My friend had the JC model and that was tall cotton back then.

I have in my collection of old radios one of the Roadtalker SSB rigs, as
well as the identical JC Penny radio, as well as a Realistic Navaho SSB
rig,
two Johnson Viking Messengers, and 2 Browning Golden Eagle Mark IV's sill
in
original packaging and never been opened. All radios are fully functional
and to my knowledge have ever been modified.

Maybe someday I might consider selling them but for now I keep them in a
closet upstairs in my radio room. I also have a President Washington that
has been modified to do 10M with a transverter for 6M inline.

73 de Keith




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