Difficult to operate with all those controls, but......................
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Rarest cb / export you’ve owned
- Thread starter Big Kahuna
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We sold a ton of those back in the day. A lower priced basic radio like your 1-600 made them popular with first time buyers. An enduring survivor that’s also easy to repair or restore.
Not counting the Sears walkie-talkies I had as a kid in the 60s, that Royce was my first radio. A mid-70s Christmas present. It beat a poke-in-the-eye I reckon.
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Dirland SuperStar 3000HD.
Dual audio amps.
Loudest production chassis made.
EPT3000A board.
Virage VX-69.
Mobile version of a 2517.
Stalker XV
None of them compare to my 30yr old "Stryker Killer" Galaxy DX-949 w/ RFX75.
Dual audio amps.
Loudest production chassis made.
EPT3000A board.
Virage VX-69.
Mobile version of a 2517.
Stalker XV
None of them compare to my 30yr old "Stryker Killer" Galaxy DX-949 w/ RFX75.
No doubt about it. Never did find a schematic for the thing. One batch got sold around here, and it was never seen for sale again.
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Oh my! No I did not and why do I now want one!Did anyone know that GM had a base station?
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The so-called "GM" mobile CB was a Johnson 123A 23-channel.
This one looks like that radio in a base cabinet.
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This one looks like that radio in a base cabinet.
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DOH!
Sure does. Gotta figure it's the 40-channel version of the three-knob mobile in a base station cabinet.
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Sure does. Gotta figure it's the 40-channel version of the three-knob mobile in a base station cabinet.
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