Vintage BC-2000 station control for the CP-2000 CB transceiver, made by Communications Power Inc

[@X-OR_]

My dream radio accessory !

[@mylesl2890]

i remember these from when i was a little. kid. really wanted one

[@ricardosuarez8023]

I do appreciate your time and effort . Thanks for posting.

[@LifeIsTooShortForQRP]

Thanks for the nice words!

[@samiam5557]

Hope you can collect and demo ALL the various "optional" products made by CPI. Very nice module.

[@RayOvacRadio]

I have the cpi 300 and 400 mobile with the cpi power supply, great radios!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@BrianCrawford-yb4mg]

Wondering where I might a copy of the user/technical manuals/schematic for my BC-2000

[@robertrockwell7581]

i know when my dad had his he had a second part other than the radio. don't remember if it was this or something else. been so long ago. still a cool radio. thanks for sharing.

[@2lives2live]

I got one of those and have no clue how to connect it to a different Cb, if you do have that unit still I would appreciate a video connected to a different radio.

[@Prepologyblog]

How could I resist ;)

[@VicGreenBitcoin]

Nice!!

[@woodyccc]

I have both of these units that are supposed to be in working order. I do not have any of the power or RF frequency cables and am anxious to check the units out. Can you tell me what type of cable and connectors are used to tie to the frequency counter, and if you know the type 120V and 12VDC connectors are called. I am having trouble finding them. Great video and overview of the products.

[@LifeIsTooShortForQRP]

Chris, for the RF connection between BC-2000 and CP-2000 you need a Cinch cable like they are used for audio and video, but keep it short, below 3 ft otherwise you lose too much signal in the cable. Better would be to use 50 ohm coax with cinch connectors on each side (sometimes called "tulip" or RCA connectors). That is what I used int he video. The AC cable I did not have, but I was able to find an AC cable from an old cassette recorder that fits on the BC-2000. The unit can also work on DC (12V) , the connector for that is called a Molex connector. But if you run the unit from DC the time clock won't work (it needs to see the 60 Hz cycle from the AC to run properly). Hope this helps, cheers

[@guaracyjunior6876]

Esta a venda este aparelho.

[@LifeIsTooShortForQRP]

Not any more - it is sold.