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My all time fav's is the Tram D201 and D201A's and for mobil's would have to be SBE formula D and SBE sidebander IV (4)

Ham rig would have to be Drake TR4 & R4A

they where awesome radio's when i had them

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#1 mobile
Clear Channel AR-3300 100watt
Wilson 5000 RM
Tuner RK56
Alinco DR110
larson m150

#2 Mobile
Magnum S980
d104m6b
Turner RK 56
Wilson 1000 Mag
CDX421

My favorite radio and it still guards the air waves
TRC 441 am base 40 channel with a pride 150 and a top hat at 20 feet.
I have 2 of these off e bay for 5 bucks each and they work....
Call me anytime on chnl 13 am

doctor

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73

WAVING A HAND FROM CORNFIELDS OF INDIANA..HAVE A GREAT DAY
CDX 795/CEF795
MURS ...151.94

RTTY 14.080 SSTV 10.132

CQ100/HAMSPHERE

Had a cobra 139 cobra 2000gtl and a pierce simpson (cant remember the model) All good radio IMO had alot of fun with them all but the ones I remember most were the modified rigs like the Trams and Brownings never owned one but would have loved to!

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mobile pc68
base midland 17-886c
Handle Weatherman
They say everthing you eat nowdays is unhealthy I say I'll die happy not hungry!!

I have and still use...

Base:
Browning Golden Eagle Mark III
Browning Golden Eagle Mark IVA
Browning Eagle R27/S23
Tram D201
Tram Titan
Tram Titan II

Mobile:
Browning LTD
Cobra 132
E.F. Johnson Viking 352

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Robyn T-240D. I'm a A.M. junkie.

Browning Golden Eagle Mark ll.....but my all time favorite is the Yaesu FT-101EE (though not really concidered a CB) I still have the same one after 20+ plus years.

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Yaesu 101EE
Uniden Washington
RCI 2950 RCI 2970
Galaxy Pluto
Uniden Grant XL Cobra 148 GTL
Maco Comet
Imax 2000
A-99

I have an FL101-FR101S-FR101D lineup; the two receivers came with crystals for their 11M bandswitch positions.

Neat receivers. They have their limitations (no IF shift, notch filter, etc) but are really fun to use on the 75/40/20/10M AM nets. I currently have an amplified D-104 mic hooked to the transmitter; run with a small amount of preamp gain. The rig gets excellent reports.

I'll say one thing about the -101 line as a whole: If you don't severely abuse them, the radios will last darned near forever...most of today's rigs simply cannot make that claim.

CB Rig, 40 Ch standard radios
Base:
Midland 78-999 Base Radio, Great rig
AM/SSB, A/B Antenna Switch, Triple Meters....Click for a Pic at Cb-museum.de


Mobile:
Radio Shack TRC-448 AM/SSB
Just a great radio...

73
Jeff

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Radio-active

NASA/SOHO

Oh yeah, the old 101 series were built well. At one point I had 3.....2 EE's and an EX, One of the EE's I still have. Around 3 weeks ago I traded for a FT-101 (the ones with the white power/heater switches) in great shape only the tubes wouldn't light. Checked all the "obvies" then noticed a heavy thump when I would turn it over......loose transformer. After removing the case. the 4 bolts holding the trans. was backed out ~1/8th inch :?: after tightening them, I applied power and turned on the heater.......the tubes came to life. It works fine except the RX needs a little alignment......not bad for ~30 dollars My apologies for straying off the topic.....73's. Pluto

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Yaesu 101EE
Uniden Washington
RCI 2950 RCI 2970
Galaxy Pluto
Uniden Grant XL Cobra 148 GTL
Maco Comet
Imax 2000
A-99

Colt 485 Black Shadow
Midland 7001

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It's a lot cheaper to supercharge a wattmeter than to buy a bigger amplifier!