AM/FM/Car Stereo

[AudioShockwav]

First time I have seen this one.


Nanfone CB 8500
25.615- 30.105 Export radio
DIN mount with FM stereo for you in the dash guys.



73
Jeff

 

[Shadetree Mechanic]

Simon did a write up a while back. As soon as they put sideband in it, I will buy one.....

*VIDEO* NEW Nanfone CB-8500

Something BRAND new now from Nanfone and I must try to explain it in the right way. I think it’s the “world’s first” CB that combines MP3 and FM radio that works on your car…

simonthewizard.com

 

[Johnny Mullet]

Yup. If it was SSB I would be interested.

 

[whiteastro]

First time I have seen this one.


Nanfone CB 8500
25.615- 30.105 Export radio
DIN mount with FM stereo for you in the dash guys.

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73
Jeff

Wonder how that company is on Quality especially the CB part. I don't think I'd jump on it right away. Let it get a track record first.

 

[nomadradio]

What was old is new again.

Managed to sell the 1970s specimens of in-dash AM/FM/8-track/cassette/CB that had been stashed in the shadows for decades. Didn't get much, but Ebay was a lesser evil to the local landfill.

They were a hot item 45 years ago.

73

 

[midnight special]

back in the day i had a kraco in dash cb/am/fm/cassette sold pickup it went with it,,, about 1980

 

[NZ8N]

About 45 years ago, I got my hands on a JIL SSB add-on radio element for a JIL stereo, never could find the matching radio for it. I think it had a 24 pin round mic plug, and mode and channel selection was in the mic.

 

[AudioShockwav]

I ran across it on fleabay for $110 bucks.
From time to time I see someone wanting a compact CB for casual use and in a DIN package for in dash use this might fit the bill.
SSB in this size would be cool for today's cars.

73
Jeff

 

[BC Coyote]

I believe this may be from the same Chinese factory that makes PNI radios, but not certain.
These AM/FM/CB combinations do not have a great history. Handy if you have limited room for a radio and are a casual user, but if you're really serious about your radio, probably best avoided.
Doubt they'll ever include SSB in one of these, as they are aimed squarely at the casual user market, and most of those folks would never use SSB anyways.
Just my 2 cents worth..............

 

[nomadradio]

Don't ever remember seeing a SSB all-in-one in-dash combo. Just AM.

73

 

[midnight special]

i always wanted a am/fm/sw for my car but just never throwed the bucks,,,