anybody helpme with the cb mobile radio STALKER model OHIO with the instruction book or anithing y don·t speak english verry whell sorry THANKS !!! 
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help CB mobile radio STALKER OHIO
- Thread starter dragoslalau
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Hi Big D,
Hmmmm....can't find anything about it. Can you post a good picture? What problems are you having? What is it you need to find out?
Thanks
Hmmmm....can't find anything about it. Can you post a good picture? What problems are you having? What is it you need to find out?
Thanks
Well there ya go folks, a Stalker Ohio in the flesh. Thanks for the pic DragonMan.
Don't know why there's nothing coming up on it on google. But it doesn't look like it has too many fancy features or anything. Operation should be fairly straightforward. The 1-5 buttons are probably 5 memory channels for instant access to 5 different channels that you can designate. Everything else looks pretty normal, mic gain, rf gain ect.....just play with the thing until you figure out how all of the controls work. Nothing like a little personal effort and exploration. It's small, so I bet it is just a 4 watt CB. Nothing special - operation wise. Being an Ohio, it seems it would be an AM CB for the U.S. market rather than an FM for Europe or Australia.
There aren't any listed on ebay either. I would say that the radio is also RARE. I might would clean it up, make sure everything works ect....and then sell the thing on ebay as a collector's rig. Might could make some big bucks that way and then put the $$ towards a newer radio that you really want.
Good luck and have fun!
Don't know why there's nothing coming up on it on google. But it doesn't look like it has too many fancy features or anything. Operation should be fairly straightforward. The 1-5 buttons are probably 5 memory channels for instant access to 5 different channels that you can designate. Everything else looks pretty normal, mic gain, rf gain ect.....just play with the thing until you figure out how all of the controls work. Nothing like a little personal effort and exploration. It's small, so I bet it is just a 4 watt CB. Nothing special - operation wise. Being an Ohio, it seems it would be an AM CB for the U.S. market rather than an FM for Europe or Australia.
There aren't any listed on ebay either. I would say that the radio is also RARE. I might would clean it up, make sure everything works ect....and then sell the thing on ebay as a collector's rig. Might could make some big bucks that way and then put the $$ towards a newer radio that you really want.
Good luck and have fun!
I believe that was a UK radio with AM/FM ability....similar to a couple of radios that used that layout - the midland 77-115 is what comes to mind when I look at it but of course the 77-115 is just a basic US CB.
If it is AM/FM it would be a pretty rare radio to see in the US.
UK has a different channel system though - so not sure what frequencies it would be set up for.
If it is AM/FM it would be a pretty rare radio to see in the US.
UK has a different channel system though - so not sure what frequencies it would be set up for.
I get a few hits on Stalker Ohio with the Teaberry name but they are in languages I can't understand. The radio is reminiscent of the Midland clones that would convert to extra channels.
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