Cherokee radios

[akzo1990]

Does the Cherokee brand of radio have a website?

Thanks,
ED

 

[NorthStar]

Long Gone. Sima who owns the rights has them listed on their site. http://www.simacorp.com/products/re...7614722411e996&brand=Cherokee&top_category=CB

Cherokees are no longer manufactured.

 

[akzo1990]

I got one of the Northpoint radios. Radio reports say that it sounds muffled. Any mods to fix this?
ED

 

[sportygreg]

I have a Cherokee 1000 and there's not much you can do to these except get a better mike.Do not clip the mod limiter because you will lose rf gain.With a Sadelta Echo Master and mike gain about half way people tell me my radio sounds great.Most stock mikes sound like crap-I hardly ever use one.An inexpensive power mike like dm 452 can make a big difference.

 

[fatdude1]

is this the CBS1000 your talking about ???

 

[Butcher318]

I think he is talking about the Northpoint radio's that look like Magnums. I know they volted the finals on those to get MOPOWA, on the down side the audio suffered. Have a tech check it out, if the finals are volted un-volt them and re-tune the radio. Should be good to go. The model numbers were NT3hp, NT4HP,NT6HP, and NT9HP.

 

[akzo1990]

Yes, sorry about that. It is a brand new Northpoint CBS-1000.

ED

 

[NorthStar]

These were old stock cherokee labeled as NorthPoint's.

 

[TonyV225]

they use to make the AH-100 SSB handheld I always wanted one but if they were anything like the sidewinder 400 mobile the clarifiers didnt slide very far thats the only complaint I had with that sidewinder mobile I took it in on a trade years ago. That is also true they were what they were not much more you could do with them (I personally) wouldnt spend more than $100.00 - $150.00 on a base or mobile even if it was in good shape