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I've had good success purchasing from TUBEMAN.COM in the past.

I believe it was a Antenna Specialist M-124 or a variant, hasn't been manufactured for many years. Best bet is eBay or flea market.

I ran one back in the day was top of the line mobile SSB citizens band radio retailed for close to $400.

If you wish to retain the resale value of the 2000 keep it stock, a factory tune and your ready to go. I searched for months to find one that was nearly new or NOS condition, I placed it on the bench, checked all the caps, made minor adjustments to the output audio and left it alone. For 11M it...

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The Westland 707 was made between 1981-1984 by Cybernet it was similar in appearance to the Lafayette AFS-640. It used a O2A chip which was common to the era the frequency coverage was 25.515-28.305 MHz. Decent radio for the time but had lousy receivers very prone to splash. Occasionally see...

The Magnum 257HP is a great radio I own two and couldn't be happier.

Are you referring to George Marklin of Mark Radio from Fords, he would have to be in his eighties today. There were so many CB shops back in the day; recall frequenting IEI at it's original location in Lawrence Harbor before relocating to Airport Plaza in Hazlet, another one in Colonia on Rt...

Fondly remember using LSB 16 all of the time, many of the nets the Fox-Tango, USA and Mid-Atlantic met frequently. You were quite lucky if you had a radio capable of dropping 5 or 10 KC for added privacy back in the seventies.

I plan on keeping the radio completely stock other than hooking it to the scope and adjusting the audio limiter. Radio operates flawlessly and is dead center on frequency, been receiving good audio/signal reports from nearby stations using the original stock mic. Just purchased a "like...

The seller contacted me earlier today asking if he could hand deliver the radio since we're around thirty minutes apart, sounded like a great plan so met him halfway. Nice 5-pin Cobra 2000 everything works, condition is pristine except for a scratch on the speakers trim otherwise perfect...

I may kick myself later but I just pulled the trigger and purchased a Cobra 2000 with matching speaker off fleaBay for $285 with "Buy it Now." I'm guessing the seller either didn't know it's potential value or I'll be getting a piece of junk. Listing was barely minutes old with $13 shipping...

I believe the gentleman's name was George Marklin, he held a advanced class amateur license and encouraged me to get my novice ticket which I did back in the seventies, he even gave me my first practice key that I kept for years. I believe his son took over the business for a short while...

By far the best radio tech it's ever been my pleasure to deal with was Mark Radio which was located in the basement of a private home in Fords, NJ. As a teenager in the early-mid seventies used to marvel at the Hallicrafter Cyclones and Comanches that we're popular at the time. He sold just...

I've been very pleased with my Astatic meter, smooth needle movement it's illuminated and handles up to 5KW. I had a couple disappointing experiences using DOSY products.

Since I rarely use SSB, more of a ole' timey rag chewer on a local channel my comparison was made on AM mode using a stock Galaxy 2457, "75 LMR-400 coax with absolutely nothing in line between the radio and antenna. I simply unbolted my IMAX from the 10' mast I have on a eave mount bracket...

I've been following this thread with some interest since I recently switched from a IMAX 2000 to the Sirio Gain Master. Using identical equipment, coax and at the same antenna hight I immediately noticed a 1-2 S-unit improvement on receive with local stations that I talk to every day and a 1...