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Bought this several years ago, but life got in the way and it never made it past page 3 of the assembly, and has sat in the attic since. Intended on setting up for 10m, but ended up going a different route. $175+shipping, will consider trades possibly for solid 2m mobile.

Bought this several years ago, but life got in the way and it never made it past page 3 of the assembly, and has sat in the attic since. Intended on setting up for 10m, but ended up going a different route. $175+shipping, will consider trades possibly for solid 2m mobile.

I guess it's time to upgrade the antenna to extend my chat time a bit. Haven't even had an HF rig for 2 months, got bit by the DX bug and here I am with a conversation around the world, literally, talked to a fellow in Perth a few minutes ago, who got me on the"short side" and then swung his...

I know nothing about the background of this unit, it's going to be sold to go help fund a starter HF rig. What I do know. Browning Golden Eagle Mark IV, Receiver and transmitter, both units are well used, but not trashed. Transmitter has damage on top as you can see in pics, but it's not major...

two piece, knurled insert in the middle, loop on tip, no markings or numbers, was unable to get below a 2.0 swr@ 170 with the MFJ. Sturdy little thing ,just have no idea the application.

Well..went from a stuffed basement of CB gear to turning the basement to storage, now it's the start of the budget ham shack. When from bare walls and floor to freebie cabinets/counter tops, next was lighting, more outlets, and 12V wall plates to a remote power supply. 2M radio is a Motorola...

I just picked up a PILE of stuff as they're doing inventory. Most stuff I got was 75+% off. Picked up the 8 terminal binding post plates Eight-Terminal A/V Wall Plate : Wall Plates | RadioShack.com for 0.97 among other things, work great for quick connection of radios for testing and...

So in the quest for more gear, I have acquired a couple different radios, which aren't going to end up being as useful as I had hoped(for what I want at least), so they need to go on the chopping block so I can get what I want. All radios are set up currently for low band freqs(46-48 range)...

Can't find a pic of this anywhere online to be able to ID, somebody hook a brotha up! My old man rescued this from a soon to be demo'ed house. All I know is...was put in sometime in late 80s...is 16ft long from base to tip...two piece....integrated mount...and covered in some ugly friggin...

anyone have any info on this radio?I cant find a damn thing....ANYWHERE, even Cobras site chassis size especially

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not bad for a 9yr old playing in the sand! http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=2033824990

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sounding good as well bud...good to hear more CDX folks out there!

Long time no talk Larry...good to hear ya out there in the mess gotta love some east west condx again!

rolling good on 38 and all the others for sure!

> A. Follow the instructions to find your new name. >. > 1.Use the third letter of your first name to determine your new first > name: > > a = snickle > b = doombah > c = goober > d = cheesey > e = crusty > f = greasy > g = dumbo > h = farcus > i = dorky > j = doofus...

cop wins this one....

Forget Brinks or ADT, let your neighbors know this is what you do on weekends...doubt you'll be having too many problems accuracy by volume

running a 4 hr trip this weekend and finally had some skip, 'old lazybones had my ears plugged for a while...\sounded good bros