Design or modify a radio...wishlist thread.

[Shadetree Mechanic]

Selectable transmit and receive filters would be nice.

 

[2NC995]

Another rig that really floats my boat is the Madisons modified by LC, and others such as Unit 75. Nice, nice. Would love to see something like that in production today.

 

[red97k1500]

All these posts full of good suggestions, I just can’t believe nobody....has yet suggested led lights that change colors jeweled chrome knobs. Custom decals... and echo lots and lots of echo lol

 

[2NC995]

All these posts full of good suggestions, I just can’t believe nobody....has yet suggested led lights that change colors jeweled chrome knobs. Custom decals... and echo lots and lots of echo lol

Big Betty Boob knobs on every control.

A bigger Betty for the VFO, and itty bitty Betty for the NB/ANL.

 

[red97k1500]

Now that’s what I’m talking about

 

[Dmans]

Design:
Tram D201 case with an 858 SSB radio and a 2 tube amp inside.
Modify:
Tram D201 case with an 858 SSB radio and a 2 tube amp inside.

See the difference?

73
David

 

[CB590]

Grant type guts with good RX, Galaxy Meter for size, 6 digit freq counter, variable power via knob, open clarifier or a simple RIT, good NB/ANL and hi cut option just in case. Loose the menus, use the standard 4-5 knobs. Dual finals (not 3-4 finals lol). 10-12 meter would be good. 1 jumper to change modes. Maybe a talkback switch and no roger beep crap.

Picture a Galaxy 86V of sorts with Grant guts and stability. Add an extra digit to that freq counter.

 

[Shadetree Mechanic]

External modulation, ALC, and dead key pots for easy adjustments.

 

[Highway Man]

a new tube radio

 

[dave457]

Rit/xit for ssb, better noise filtering and or built in dsp unit

 

[Riverman]

Connex CX-566SB outer case.
Uniden Grant electronics inside.

http://cbradiomagazine.com/Radio Reviews/Connex CX-566SB/Connex CX-566SB SSB CB Radio.htm

 

[Mustang 131]

Dreams can come true...

 

[Slowmover]

Like that CONNEX.
Hard to resist a pretty face.
(Galaxy 95T)

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[Slowmover]

But, where do you stop?

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[Slowmover]

Two meters. That’s a stopping point.

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