Mister Jose hello, thank you for your interest. There is a DDS module availlable for all old CB-SSB-radios. You'll get 6 bands (240 ch). Please take a look into the link below. Take contact with Herbert Maurer. I wish you a good mod to your radio. Best 73 to you: funkservice.at/dokus/DDS-4en.pdf Best 73 to you...

@SWIZZRADIOS Thank you. Best 73 to you.

Hello again, Mr. Rodrigo. Indeed, there is high tension on the anode. I will be careful with this amplifier in the open chassis. Have a nice weekend and happy airwaves to you.

Eine SWISS-CB MKIII mit 22 Kanälen kann man nicht einfach so auf 40 CH umbauen. Diese Geräte wurden von Uniden für JACOB Trading als Prototypen hergestellt. Es sind Abkömmlinge der President P-300/ AR-144/AX-144 or Uniden PC-244 aus den USA, die jedoch noch keine FM beinhalten. Von Zeit zu Zeit taucht eine dieser 40-Kanal MK3-Kisten bei Ricardo wieder auf.

CB-radio fan hello, thank you for your post. Yes, similar antennas are: AVANTI AV-174 (original Design), ALAN EXPLORER 27, SALIUT 27, SIGMA 4, SIGMA 4000, SIRIUS 27, SIRIO New VECTOR 4000, Super Starfire 27. Best 73 to you...

Hello GT-Retroworld. On the Grid by LIME: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l56UlGCYl7B4hpYsi=UV4fTBaOpnoJOQ__ Have a nice Weekend

@@SWIZZRADIOS Thanks Buddy

It only cover 26 to 30 Mhz.

Yes hello, at 21MHz it only delivers 15 watts with 5 watts input. So it's only really useful from 24 MHz. The manufacturer actually specifies 26-30 MHz. In my last video I was able to carry out the test at 24 MHz with success. Check out the last video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6XXlZKLeceqoZIsi=BxVNQWXeDJdNcDFO I hope you have a nice weekend. Vy 73...

It would probably work on 20 meters

It’s iam sure it’s a performer on 10 meters. Seems like tube amps are disappearing I refuse to use soild state tubes can take it better than mosfets. And the repairs on a soild state amp is very expensive as a Hamradio operator I will use my tube amps till the day I die mosfets cannot stand the constant load or a slight missmatch it’s done I drive my tube amps with reason and will last for years people today run them balls to the wall and blow them up you need power when needed

It’s looks to be a cool amp

Hello, dear CB radio friend. Thank you for visiting my channel again. I could now double the capacity of the two ELKOS, so the hum, which is still very slightly perceptible, would possibly disappear completely. We'll see when I have time again. Vy 73 to you

@@SWIZZRADIOS you bet 73.s

Hello dr OM Jim, thank you for visiting my channel. Above all, vintage CB/HAM radios and antennas are a passion of mine. The 80s were a wonderful time: grand CB parties, free from smartphones and Instagram profiles. Best 73 to you and yours...

Hello CB-radio enthusiast Danilo, thank you for your inquiry. Indeed, I utilize solely a digital voltmeter for this modification. The voltmeter is HF-neutral. Wishing you a pleasant weekend. Best 73 to you and your loved ones...

Hoi Bela, viele Dank fürs Feedback. Ja die SUPER STAR 1700 hani au mal gha. Die alti ROADSTAR RM 220 hät au so es Design gha, aber nur mit 22 Kanäl im Chassis. Es git no ä SUPER STAR 7000DX (SHARP) wo sich völlig vo de andere unterscheidet. Mit breitem grüenem Display usgrüschtet und fine Bedienelemänt , gseht sie völlig andersch us als all die andere SUPER STAR's. Ich han dich übrigens vor ca. 3 Wochä no uf em KIWI Hasenberg ghört. Ich glaub de Black Angel isch au no druf gsi. Han dänn QRZ inegrüft, aber ohni Hasebärg ghört mer mich nöd im Aargau. Ich bin eis Dorf näbe däm entfernt, wo du die Chischte ghauft häsch. Gäll, die Chischte häsch vom Roman gha. De hät immer no villi alti 40 Kanal SSB-Chischte im Ricardo drin. Viili Grüess us em Zürcher Oberland..

@@SWIZZRADIOS Sali, Ja genau s het au e Modell vo Roadstar geh! So eini ha ich z Ungarn vo eim chöne Chaufe, aber mit 40Kanal umbau u 40Watt Endstufe. Dert spielt d Usgangsleischtig ke grossi rolle😆. S het au PMR Repeater/Papageie.... Die gönd mit 25Watt druf. Wahnsinn was der so gaht. D Jackson 1 isch dert unter de CB's s Nationalfunki.... Fascht jede het so eis im Shack stah. U d 7000er hani au mol i mire Sammlig gha, aber dummerwiis Verkauft, wasi bis hütt bereue.... Die findsch au fasch niene meh.... U grüen isch so odr so mi Favorite Farb. Jaa ganz genau, ich bi mit em Black Angel am ne QSO gsi! Es erstuunt mi immer wieder, wie wiit ich mit mire Maas Yellowstar ⅝ Groundplane cha Funke. Ich Wohne ire Attika Wohnig mit grosser Terasse in Neuendorf SO. Da chomi i alli richtige guet use. Ich decke e Teil vo Baselland, Berner Oberland, Luzern, Solothurn, Aargau, bi guete bedingige sogar dr Schwarzwald u Züribiet ab.... Eigentlich Wahnsinn! Rundume isch nüt wo im Weg staht. Das Kiwi muesi au mo aluege, viele nutze das, aber ich has no nie usprobiert. Ich ha mi Superstar 1700 vom ne Radiosammler Kolleg vo Kappel SO chöne chaufe, Kurt Thalmann. Vellecht kennsch ne sogar. Er het es Privats Radiomuseum. Ich chas nid mol säge vo wem er se abkauft het. S chönnt scho vo däm sii wo du meinsch. Ich spinne extrem uf Klassischi CB Radios.... ha no E Telsat 805-B wo dr Urs glaubs vo dir het, u no es Gamond Mike, woni jetz a mire 645er nutze. Ich luege immer wieder mol im Ricardo ine was so abietisch.... Alles Traumgrät, aber ich darf nid übertriibe. Ha scho jetz z viel do hie im Shack umestah.... 😆 Ich hoffe mir chöne mol es Visuell mache, wäri sicher no Toll da mir sicherlich u dr gliiche Wellelängi stönd. Häb es guets Weekend, merci fürs Feedback, u 73/55 Béla Hungária 73

​@@SWIZZRADIOS Sali, Danke dir für dini Antwort! Ja genau, s het a e Roadstar im sehr ähnliche Stil geh. So eini ha ich in Ungarn im Dienscht, 40Kanal umbau, mit 40Watt FM Endstufe, AM glaubs 15W PeP. Die knallt so richtig use. Sie het glaubs Midland 77er Teili verbaut, isch also alles andere als Original. In Ungarn isch das nid so streng was Richtlinie usw. abelangt. Da wird mit allem gfunkt was es Signal vo sich cha geh. S Jackson 1 isch dert s National CB Funkgrät. Fascht i jedem Shack staht entweder e silbrigi oder e schwarzi ume. Ich ha au eis, woni für e kolleg us DE no Revidiere. S S-Meter isch futsch, aber es Usschlacht Grät vorhande. Das gahni de morn gah hole. De chonnt no e LED belüüchtig ine, u de het er de es Top Mobilgrät. E 7000er Super Star hani au mol gha.... Usem ne Nachlass, Originalverpackt.... Brandneu. U ich Depp ha se Verkauft, wasi hütt no bereue. So eini findet me sicherlich nümm Brandneu i dr OVP.... Aber es chonnt u gaht immer wieder öppis us mire Sammlig. Hei das isch ja dr Hammer wenn mi übers Kiwi ghört hesch! Ja genau, ich ha mit em Black Angel es QSO gha! Ich ha do hie in Neuendorf SO e Maas Yellowstar ⅝ Ground Plane uf dr Terasse stah. Wohne im Bürgerblock z oberscht, u chome so sehr wiit use. Rundume isch nüt wo im Weg würd stah. So decke ich Basel, Schwarzwald, Solothurn, Berner Oberland, Luzern, Aarau, U wenn d Bedingige Top si sogar e Teil vo Züri ab.... Eigentlich Wahnsinn was vo hie us so gaht. Im Grosse u ganze so 98-100Km Radius! Leider si schwächeri Signal chuum hörbar, da dr Oschte mit S-7 Tagsüber inedrückt.... Die Knalle mit AM/SSB so heftig ine dass alles schwächere abdrückt wird.... Hoffentlich besseret das bald mol. Dä wo Radios uf Ricardo abietet kenni, ha vo ihm e Telsat 805-B, u es Gamond Mike für mi 485er kauft. Alles Top Ware.... Dä het e Wahnsinns Sammlig, alles Traumgrät für Retro CB Freaks wie mich😆. Ich hoffe mir chöne mol es Visuell mache, ich dänke mir wäre uf dr gliiche Wellelängi was Funkgrät abelangt. S 645er u d Super Star hani vom ne Radisammler Kolleg vo Kappel SO Abkauft, er het se vom ne Sammler us dr Oschtschwiiz. Weiss aber nid wie er heisst. Häb es schöns Weekend, u Danke dir fürs Feedback! 73/55 Béla Hungária 73

Sali Bela, merci für dini Usfüehrige. Ja, de Black Angel hani geschter s'erscht mal in Zofige troffe. De Sugo 79 (Dani) isch au debi gsi. Die sind zäme immer wieder a de Argovia Rundi. Geschter hani in Zofige absolut Glück gha, was alti CB-Chischte betrifft. Sid ca. 30 Jahre hani die US-Version vo de Midland 6001 (40CH-AM/SSB) gsuecht. Geschter hani dänn uf de Bühni dänn die gseh und debi isch au no die neu Midland 6001 (79-012) debi gsi. S'Düpfli vom i isch dänn no däh gsi, dass ich au no die alt Midland 79-892 (Scheibenrad) no gfunde han, wo ich au sid viele Jahre sueche. Das isch würklich en Zuefall oder Glück gsi. Sid bald 40 Jahr suech ich aber d'Midland 79-891. Die hät frühener dä Güttinger & Ryter in Spreitebach verchauft. Da münt wältwiit ganz wenig ume si. Aber i de Schwiz sind sicher 10 bis 20 vercauft worde. Du gfinsch au kei richtigs Bild im Netz. Usser uf eBay finsch diversi Manuals vo dene. Ja viellicht gseht mer sich emol irgendwo. En schöne Sunntig wünsch ich dir. En schöne Gruess us em Züri-Oberland, Vy Stefan.

@@SWIZZRADIOS Sali Stefan, hei Super! De hesch wieder es paar tolli Klassiker für d Sammlig gfunde! Hesch die Midland's nid vom ne Radiosammler chöne Chaufe? Mi Kolleg dr Kurt het no solchi Midland's gha soviel ich weiss. Ich ha leider nid chöne cho.... Ha no chli Arbeit z erledige gha. Wäg dr 79-891 wird ich mol chli umefroge.... We weiss, vellecht chani no so eini Uftriibe. Ich mues no luege dasi e 805-B eim cha geh, wo druschunnt. Die iscv bim Messerli z Wettingen im Service gsi, aber s het sich alles ume no meh verschlechteret.... S Grät isch Optisch wie neu, aber s git Elektrisch sicher no veu Arbeit.... Vorallem s richtige Abstimme. Mol luege wie es mit dere witergaht. De hani no eini bim Kolleg stah, woni au mol sett gah hole, no OVP, vo däm Sammler vo Züri. Häb e schöne Sonntig, u 73/55, Béla

Hello Danilo, thank you once more for your contribution. Indeed, I plan to upload the video of the BV-131 operating on 10m shortly. Subsequently, I will measure the VSWR between the transceiver and the BV-131. Your patience is appreciated. Wishing you a pleasant evening... VY 73

Hallo Lbr OM Volker, vielen Dank für deinen Besuch auf meinem Kanal. Ja die erste Version des BV131 hatte noch eine PHILIPS EL-519 drin. Von denen habe ich noch Originale in der Verpackung aus den 70ern. Diese Version im Video beinhaltet eine ZG EL-509. Ist wahrscheinlich aber eine SVETLANA. Ein schönes Wochenende wünsche ich dir. VY 73 aus dem Zürcher Oberland..

Hello Charlie-Oscar 09, thank you again for your contribution. Yes, I will upload the video of the BV-131 operating on 10m in the next few days. Just be patient. I hope you have a nice weekend... VY 73

Hoi Ben. En schöne Morge wünsch ich dir. Ich han no vill Grätli zum flickä, han aber nöd so Ziit defür...

Hello dear CB radio friend DX5. Thank you for visiting my channel again. After the predecessor ZETAGI BV-130, which was equipped with 2x6KD6, the first BV131 came onto the market in the early 80s. I had it in my collection at the time. But according to the data sheet, it was also equipped with 1xEL519. The design was all in light green. You can check it out at Rigpix: www.rigpix.com/poweramps/zetagi_bv131.htm I hope you have a nice day... VY 73...

Hello, dear CB radio friend. Thank you for visiting my channel again. Yes, the electrolytic capacitors have already been replaced. The previous owner had already replaced them. However, I can hear a weak hum at 100Hz on the test equipment. This is because a cascade circuit was used for the anode voltage and thus the two half-waves were rectified in common mode. I could now double the capacity of the two electrolytic capacitors, which would possibly make the hum disappear completely. I'll see when I have time again. Vy 73 to you

Hello, dear CB radio friend. Thank you for visiting my channel again. I could now double the capacity of the two ELKOS, so the hum, which is still very slightly perceptible, would possibly disappear completely. We'll see when I have time again. Vy 73 to you

Hello dear CB radio friend, thank you for your contribution. Yes, I also have the 24-channel version in my collection. It even has the 5 watt power amplifier installed, which enables 4 watt AM. The 80s were a great time with lots of CB parties and all this without smartphones and Insta profiles. Have a nice weekend and best 73...

good morning my friend, yes for me the 70s/80s were fantastic for the Cb, as you say without smartphones and today's technology that divides more than unites. The real social where you really made friends and that still lasts today was precisely the CB, with her you knew each other and then met in the 27 clubs to make a pizza and make company and friendships.

Hello dear Oldman Caveman8, thank you again for the feedback. Yes, the console is really very special. This Hy-Gain is now around 45 years old and has never been opened. I will do the alignment in the next few weeks. On SSB it is about 160Hz below the target frequency and the RF power is a little below 10 watts on SSB. Otherwise the radio works superbly Best to you and your family..

😂 WOW it's doing close to spec already!

Hello Oldman 1112223333111, thank you once more for your feedback. Indeed, the console is quite exceptional. This Hy-Gain model, now approximately 45 years old, has remained unopened. I plan to perform the alignment in the coming weeks. Currently, on SSB, it's roughly 160Hz below the desired frequency, and the RF power is just under 10 watts on SSB. Apart from that, the radio operates excellently. Wishing you and your family a pleasant weekend.

@@SWIZZRADIOS yes I had the 40ch version and the power supply in these is the weak point for power. It was dimming badly but put a small amp like a tx100 and 10w is plenty

@@SWIZZRADIOS with 230v it may be an issue though as they are more efficient

Hello Mister Paul, thank you for your feedback. I also keep watching your super-restore videos. Since you have already overhauled a Hy-Gain VIII, maybe you can tell me which CYBERNET PCB is installed there. Is it a PTBM048 or PTBM059? There is various information on the internet. Vy 73 and greetings to the CB family.

What I have noticed, however, is that the display of the digital clock lags significantly behind after setting. I always thought that the clocks are synchronized with the mains frequency. That's why this clock is still set to 60HZ. Somehow it must be possible to synchronize it with our 50Hz mains frequency. The clocks on the Euro Stalker-20 and the Euro President Madison also run synchronously..... I hope you have a nice weekend.

Hello dear OM Darren, thank you for your report. Yes, that's right: The devices hum very loudly when they are operated with 220-240V. The mains capacitors are probably dried out and have also been subjected to electricity for over 45 years. What I have noticed, however, is that the display of the digital clock lags significantly behind after setting. I always thought that the clocks are synchronized with the mains frequency. That's why this clock is still set to 60HZ. Somehow it must be possible to synchronize it with our 50Hz mains frequency. I wish you and yours Vy 73, and a nice weekend.

Hello my CB friend CANALCOMENTARIO, thank you very much for your talk. These two CB radios were probably stored in an old shop for over 45 years. The seller of these devices then discovered them during a warehouse clearance and auctioned them on Ricardo.ch. The devices hum very loudly when operated with 220V. The mains capacitors are probably dried out and have not seen any electricity for over 45 years. I wish you and Vy 73 a nice weekend.

Hello OM Ken, I appreciate your feedback. I've observed that the digital clock display experiences significant lag after being set. I was under the impression that such clocks synchronized with the mains frequency, which might explain why this clock is still on 60Hz (US mains). Ideally, it should sync with our 50Hz European mains frequency. The clocks in the Euro Stalker-XV and -XX, such as the Euro President Madison, also run in sync. Currently, I do not have a website beyond KZbin. Wishing you and your family a pleasant weekend.

Vi em um filme um radio semelhante a esse porem com a cor preta e a quantidade de botoes era menor, estou tentando lembrar o nome do filme.

@@canalcomentario It will have been an American film no doubt but i am unsure. Super Swiss Radio may know.

Hello everyone, thanks for stopping by. I can't remember having seen a similar video at the moment. There's a picture of the Hy-Gain 14 on Angelfire: www.angelfire.com/theforce/usedcbpricing/hygain.html He might have made another video. I hope you both have a nice Sunday. Vy 73 and greetings to the CB family

Hello everyone, thanks for stopping by. I can't remember having seen a similar video at the moment. There's a picture of the Hy-Gain 14 on Angelfire: www.angelfire.com/theforce/usedcbpricing/hygain.html He might have made another video. I hope you both have a nice Sunday. Vy 73 and greetings to the CB family

Hello everyone, thanks for stopping by. I can't remember having seen a similar video at the moment. There's a picture of the Hy-Gain 14 on Angelfire: www.angelfire.com/theforce/usedcbpricing/hygain.html He might have made another video. I hope you both have a nice Sunday. Vy 73 and greetings to the CB family

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Hello Mister BigBone, indeed, there is a CYBERNET PCB within the chassis. I'm not certain which board is installed, whether it's the PTBM048 or the -059. I'll inspect the chassis soon. Have a great weekend...

Hello dear OM David, thank you for the feedback. Yes, the 80s were a wonderful time for me. We always had lots of CB parties and get-togethers without these smartphones and social media profiles. We met on the CB channels and enjoyed DXing. The CB radio was our multimedia device. I wish you and your family a nice weekend.

Hello dear OM Paul, thank you again for the feedback. The ROYCE -639 is actually the US version with FCC approval. The export versions for Europe were never equipped with the ROYCE brand. Especially SOMMERKAMP with their TS-340 and 340DX (80CH+VXO) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2bXiGqDas2oZrM , as well as the GLOBEPHONE GS-480DX (black cover) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn3KnoOIideUi8k or UNIVERSE-3900. I wish you and your family a nice weekend..

Hello, dear CB radio enthusiast, thank you for tuning into my channel. Indeed, there were two variants of the devices available then. One ranged from 26.515 to 27.855 MHz, and the other from 26.965 to 28.305 MHz. However, in Europe and the USA, only the frequencies from 26.965 to 27.405 MHz (CH 1-40) are legally permitted. Overall, CB radios and antennas are a passion of mine. The 80s were a wonderful time: large CB gatherings, free from the distractions of smartphones and Instagram profiles. Wishing you a pleasant evening. Best regards, 73

@@SWIZZRADIOS 26.515 to 28.885 MHz.would do me, but then it would clash with the UK FM frequencies! Why they can't make CBs do the same type of stepping as they did with the UK channels I don't know, it was handier. It would be a better if the channels went in steps like Ham radio on 28Mhz. In fact, CB would be a lot better if it went in 12.5Khz steps. But it would take a lot to change now. 26Mhz to 28Mhz would be a real boost and inject much needed interest into the hobby.

Hello dear CB radio enthusiast DX444, thank you for repeatedly tuning into my channel. Indeed, I owned the COLT 320 FM about 15 years ago. It is completely identical to the MASTER COMMANDER, with the controls arranged in the same manner. The PCB is the PTBM121 version from CYBERNET. Best 73 to you.

I had a CB Master 3600 around 1985, also based on the same PTBM121 PCB. Controls were arranged slightly differently.

This MASTER COMMANDER covers the frequency range from 26,965 to 28,305 MHz.

Hello dear CB radio friend, thank you for visiting my channel. Yes, there were two versions of the devices at the time. One with the range from 26.515 to 27.855 MHz and the other 26.965 to 28.305 MHz. In Europe and the USA, only the frequencies from 26.965 to 27.405 MHz (CH 1-40) are actually legal. I hope you have a nice weekend. Vy 73

@@SWIZZRADIOS Thank Sir I Really Appreciate The Info Have A Blessed Day My Friend. 🇺🇲

Greetings, fellow HAM radio enthusiast, and thank you for tuning into my channel. Indeed, the HB9RU antenna, often referred to as a pitchfork, was an invention of a Swiss engineer in the 70s/80s. It was later reconstructed and enhanced by HB9MTN. You can find the precise calculations on the provided link: www.qsl.net/hb9mtn/hb9mtn-ru.html Although the page is in German. Enjoy constructing this antenna. Best 73 to you...

Hello my CB radio buddy, thank you again for visiting my channel. In the spring of 1984 our CB radio specialist shop had a sale of the old 23 channel devices. So I was able to get a hy-gain VII for a good price. This looked almost the same as the hy-gain 8, but only had AM mod. I will create a more detailed video about the base. I don't even know what it looks like inside yet. Have a nice evening and vy 73....

Hello my CB radio buddy, I would never have thought that I could get hold of two of these RIGs from the same seller. The manual says that the frequency range is from 26.515 to 27.805 MHz. However, one radio goes up to 28.305 MHz and starts at channel 1. I will create a more detailed video about the base. I don't even know what it looks like inside yet. Apparently there is a 120 channel version that also includes FM mod. But I can read about it online. Have a nice evening and vy 73....

Hello my CB radio buddy, thank you again for visiting my channel. I've actually been wanting to buy an old hy-range V, together with a hy-range VI external VFO, for a long time. But you can't find them anywhere in Europe, especially the hy-range VI additional VFO. I'll create a more detailed video about the base. I don't even know what it looks like inside yet. Have a nice evening and vy 73....

Hello my CB radio buddy DX5, thank you again for visiting my channel. I will create a more detailed video about the base. I don't even know what it looks like inside yet. Have a nice evening and vy 73....

Hello mister CB-radio fan, thank you for your interest on my channel. Take a look in to this link: www.cbradio.nl/superstar/Downloaded/Service_Manual_Superstar_SS3900_EPT360014B_Homer_ENG.pdf Best 73 to you and your family...

ello dr OM technic7762, thank you for your visit on my channel. All in all, CB- radios and- antennas are a passion of me. It was a beautiful time in the 80ies: Big CBiers - parties, without smartphones and Instagram profiles. Best 73 to you and yours...

Hello dear CB radio enthusiast, gtretroworld, I appreciate your repeated visits to my channel. REVOX is a Swiss brand known for its premium HiFi products. They also had a production site in Germany's Black Forest. Just sharing this information with you. Best 73 from the Zurich Highlands.

Hello dear CB radio friend, CANALCOMENTARIO, thank you for visiting my channel. REVOX is a Swiss brand, representing high-end products for the HiFi market. This is for your information. Best 73 from the Zurich Oberland.

Hello, dear CB radio enthusiast, thank you for tuning into my channel. Indeed, this chassis was utilized for the renowned SOMMERKAMP TS-640, which was offered in Switzerland as a 40-channel AM/SSB. For your information, here is the link to my video: [Video Link]. Best 73 from the Zurich Highlands.

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Hello dear CB radio friend, thank you for visiting my channel. Yes, this chassis was also used for the famous SOMMERKAMP TS-640, which was available in Switzerland as a 40-channel AM/SSB. Here is the link to my video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5OrYY2paZuJqKM This is for your information. Best 73 from the Zurich Oberland.

Greetings, fellow CB radio enthusiast, and thank you for tuning into my channel. The purpose of this unique connection is to facilitate the installation of a selective call module. For instance, a dual-tone unit from ALBRECHT that offers 99 calling options. This message is for your information. Warmest 73 from Zurich Oberland.

Hallo Gino, vielen Dank für deinen Besuch auf meinem Kanal. Momentan bin ich nicht mehr so aktiv auf dem Kanal, wie noch vor einigen Jahren. Dieses Hobby ist doch eher eine Randerscheinung. Ja diese AFS-805MK2 kostete bei DERUNGS Zürich im Oktober 1982 noch stolze 698.--. Wenn man bedenkt, was dies zu jener Zeit preislich bedeutete. Ein schönes Weekend wünsche ich dir. Beste Grüsse aus dem Zürcher Oberland....

@@SWIZZRADIOS Danke für die Info. Ja die Achtziger... das waren noch goldige CB Zeiten. 73

Hello Mister CB-radio fan, thank you for your interest on my channel. Yes, of course, the STALKER 101 with the UPC858 chassis, is a famous radio like divers others made by UNIDEN. Happy airwaves to you and yours...

Oh, Im' sorry you OM YAESU, the COLT 320 is not more in my collection. It's moves to an other CB-collector about 10 years ago. Have a nice weekend and best 73 to you and yours....

Thanks for your reply it’s a great radio I just bought one it’s amazing 🎉 73z

Hello my CB-radio fan, the following videos are showing the other 6001/7001 radios: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6TXg5l9jd1_h80si=gVXuESRlYpBKSj61 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXSwg5Zro8aKnKMsi=IeTX_8Cj92cEummd kzbin.info/www/bejne/forFiZJufcignNksi=OmBrv5TdWL0__1dO kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5W6pKNnrNOZfNEsi=gLEGIjG6gjdpUVzE Best 73 to you...

Hello my CB-radio friend. There are other radios with roger-beeps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoLckmeZnZakntE Best 73 to you..

Hello Dr. OM Thomas, thank you for visiting my channel. Frequency modification can be achieved by adjusting the offset crystals, which are applicable to each mode. However, crystals for these radios are quite rare.

thanks for the info

Hello dear OM, thank you for visiting my channel. With the FT847, the AGC regulation needs to be improved. The interaction between the AGC regulation and the RF gain setting can better represent the differentiation of the signals. See also the operations manual on pages 36 and 37. This is where it is described. I hope you have a nice weekend. Best 73 ..

Hello dr Om Canalcomentario, thank you for the flowers. Yes the SONY is a ver rare SWL RX. Have a nice weekend and best 73 for you and yours..