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From the desk of Jack Steel (CB radio newsletters from the 80's)
- Thread starter loosecannon
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At the risk of sounding greedy, gimmie all you got!
Vol1 issue 4. May take a little bit to get em all scanned and uploaded.
Yes indeed. Thank you for your efforts to do so.
I love finding stuff like this. I am one of the "whack o" nuts that goes out Googling for CB Memories type sites that people have put up.... just to read THEIR stories, look at the pictures and see what all THEY used to do.
I love finding stuff like this. I am one of the "whack o" nuts that goes out Googling for CB Memories type sites that people have put up.... just to read THEIR stories, look at the pictures and see what all THEY used to do.
Well, sure! Can't tell if the rest of them are a total bore without reading them first, right? Odds are I'll be interested even if they are.
73
Another one. I scanned this at a little higher resolution due to the schematic. Almost entirely about the Cobra 148GTL
i wonder the date on this v1 issue 7 mmm like it. 1984 ?
the picture is the little cobra beeper
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I would say 83 or 84, most likely 84. Strange they weren't dated per issue like the Sideband Radio Digest.
As I scan these, I am reading them also for the first time. A lot of memories.
Anyway, number 10. It has been in some water possibly, and looks to have received some rough handling. Scanned the best I could by pressing down on the scanner lid for best resolution.
Evidently this issue is the last one I have. I hope everyone enjoys these as I did.
I'm still kinda going through my late father-in-laws stuff, a lot unfortunately went to the land fill as we only have so much room, and he had a vast collection, over 50 years worth, of goodies. Add the fact my wife and I are the only ones in the family that had any interest.
Anyway, number 10. It has been in some water possibly, and looks to have received some rough handling. Scanned the best I could by pressing down on the scanner lid for best resolution.
Evidently this issue is the last one I have. I hope everyone enjoys these as I did.
I'm still kinda going through my late father-in-laws stuff, a lot unfortunately went to the land fill as we only have so much room, and he had a vast collection, over 50 years worth, of goodies. Add the fact my wife and I are the only ones in the family that had any interest.