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Tube Radio Question
- Thread starter Raccoon
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Siltronix 1011 c & d was a rebadged Swan transceiver, a radio produced and manufactured for CB usage.
Yeah, it had ads for using it on 10 meters, but,................
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The Amateur SWAN sales became so poor, that Swan (the management) decided to simply create a new company, and rename the radio to the 1011 C and D models
Yeah, it had ads for using it on 10 meters, but,................
.The Amateur SWAN sales became so poor, that Swan (the management) decided to simply create a new company, and rename the radio to the 1011 C and D models
Dont listen to mrgumby. Anybody that can fold themselves in half cannot be trusted!
S&W357
$upporting Member KO4RJD....WDX-556
As far as a true CB radio they will be 40 channel radios and would say the Browning MK IVA, Tram D201A, and the DAK 10. Circa 1978-79.
DAK were not tube radios. They took a very poor Cybernet cb radio board and added tube finals. At best it is a hybred.
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