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President Grant 2........?
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I think the clarifier is locked on tx...They could have kept the coarse of the 980 and unlocked that....
and perhaps added another final and a heat sink but theres always the lincoln to come along and pick up the slack...
and perhaps added another final and a heat sink but theres always the lincoln to come along and pick up the slack...
Are you sure about that? Might want to edit your post. Don't want to misinform the masses.
Grant II is made in Vietnam.
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RatsoW8
Supporting Member, W9WDX ARC Member - WD8T
It's a shame the EU manufacturers don't market CB radios in the US with US specs. There are some really nice rigs out there with remote heads and other nice features only found in US marketed amateur radio gear. Even worse no one makes a nice mono band 10 meter rig. Not talking about export CB's but a current manufacture 10 meter radio. Bums me out.
http://www.pjbox.co.uk/president-lincoln-2-10m-ham-radio.html
http://www.pjbox.co.uk/president-lincoln-2-10m-ham-radio.html
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I think that if the FCC would revise the regulations concerning 11 meters,say,bump the max allowable wattage for radios to 100 watts,legalize clean 500-1500 watts for linear amplifiers with proper filtering and make it to where a license to operate on 11 meters with stipulations like no potty mouthing,noise toys used sparingly as a roger beep/key up,using registered call signs,must send a copy of a yearly radio tune and alignment and signed by FCC recognized techs to the FCC to be able to transmit on 11 meters. Have designated volunteer cb base operators to rat on those who aren't playing by the rules. Being able to count to ten,be able to recite the pledge of alliegience,have some ham like rules. Etc,etcetera,etc
My thoughts are would EU manufacturers take the US CB radio market seriously to produce some quality radios?
RatsoW8
Supporting Member, W9WDX ARC Member - WD8T
I would like to order a pound of what your smoking
I'd comment on your suggestions but don't want to completely derail the original post.
I would like to order a pound of what your smoking
I'd comment on your suggestions but don't want to completely derail the original post.
I'll split that pound with you.
I would like to order a pound of what your smoking
I'd comment on your suggestions but don't want to completely derail the original post.
That's right. I was thinking about how it's a joke listening to these clowns on 28.285 MHz as compared to a real conversation going on on 28.465 USB.
back to topic i think the new grant is nice with some nice features
with some old schoool features aswell . ive used older president
radios in the past both cb and export and all work very good
if thier quaility standards are same then this should be a great
radio. darn shame its not in the us. id take this over anything
advailable in the us
with some old schoool features aswell . ive used older president
radios in the past both cb and export and all work very good
if thier quaility standards are same then this should be a great
radio. darn shame its not in the us. id take this over anything
advailable in the us
