The listing called it a rare radio.....that is an understatement. Robyn made some excellent radios back in the day.
I would think the export version is even rarer.
The listing called it a rare radio.....that is an understatement. Robyn made some excellent radios back in the day.
I've bought some NIB/NOS radios from this guy.
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?sbk=1&nav=SEARCH&itemId=231083720172
Maybe some NOS/NIB HR/2510's too
That seller wants $421 for an NOS Midland 6001 am/ssb radio and $184 for a plain jane Midland 3001 AM cb radio??????? Both those radios were not very popular, that's why they are rare. I bought an NOS Texas Ranger TR-296 for $140 a couple of weeks ago and that is 5 times the radio a Midland 6001 is.
The Midland's are different beasts in Europe.
MIDLAND 7001 / 79-007 / 400 CH version - YouTube
Midland 6001 / 79-006 / 400 channels, AM/FM/USB/LSB - YouTube
all 3 are great choices you just gotta decide which opions you like the best. for me i liked the 2950 over the 2 magnums just cause its 6 digit display. also has more memoryMany thanks to you guys. You really know your radios.
I've taken your advice. No junkie CB radio for me.
With your advice, I've narrowed it down to these three radios to cover 11 meters for me:
Magnum 257HP
Omega Force HP
RCI 2950DX
My questions:
1) Do these radios have squelched or un-squelched scan feature?
2) How hard is it to modify these three units for 11 meters?
3) I'm curious about this listing on eBay:
Ranger RCI 2950DX Radio Transceiver Tuned and Worked on by Clays CB Shop | eBay
How is he able to get "CH 19" to appear on the display? Will it show all 40 channels that way, or just those 10 or so in the memory storage?
Thank you.
Alan/N3LGE
Great analysis. Thank you.all 3 are great choices you just gotta decide which opions you like the best. for me i liked the 2950 over the 2 magnums just cause its 6 digit display. also has more memory
all radios listed will show either a frequency or just a 2 digit .on the 2950 its simple the
MAN button switches between the two,but also restricts to just the standard 40 cb
the 2 magnums use 2 buttons the function button first then call button, however
on the magnum you can go below or above the standard 40 channels in a 2 digit standard readout. so i highly reccommend NOT using that with the magnums cause you could end up
in 10 meters but radio may READ 19 but could actually be somewhere else.
I didn't know that. They look nice. Do you know how these radio performed in the past? Besides all this,it looks like a deal for an NIS/NIB base station. I heard John Denver on 27.285 am talk on a SBE mobile. It was doing it's thing.
I bought the Royce and two GE's off of him. The SBE is comparable in price to a Galaxy 11 meter base station.
The "Unhacked" Midland 7001 and the 5001 are the models to get. I would get a 3001 only for $100 or less.
SBE made some great radios too.