Homemade CB tranceiver

[BOOTY MONSTER]

Homemade CB tranceiver - YouTube

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[RustDemon]

that's cool as hell. that guy spent some serious time building that thing.

 

[pro151]

The obvious question would be "why spend all that time building a single channel transceiver"?

I will let someone else post the even more obvious answer.

 

[BOOTY MONSTER]

because he can , many things are done for that reason . some good , some bad some WTF ??

 

[pro151]

Correct Booty. Because he can, because he wanted to, because he wanted to prove to himself that he could.

I remember building my first Heathkit transceiver as a small boy.

When I powered it up for the first time and it worked, you would have thought I had invented sliced white bread! :laugh:

 

[BOOTY MONSTER]

Correct Booty. Because he can, because he wanted to, because he wanted to prove to himself that he could.

I remember building my first Heathkit transceiver as a small boy.

When I powered it up for the first time and it worked, you would have thought I had invented sliced white bread! :laugh:

i felt that way when i made my first antenna

 

[wa4gch]

Correct Booty. Because he can, because he wanted to, because he wanted to prove to himself that he could.

I remember building my first Heathkit transceiver as a small boy.

When I powered it up for the first time and it worked, you would have thought I had invented sliced white bread! :laugh:

I built many of them and Knightkit too one of my first CB was a HEATHKIT !

 

[RustDemon]

The obvious question would be "why spend all that time building a single channel transceiver"?

I will let someone else post the even more obvious answer.

I was just going to say "WHY NOT!?!?!?!" but booty's answer works too.

 

[mackmobile43]

Correct Booty. Because he can, because he wanted to, because he wanted to prove to himself that he could.

I remember building my first Heathkit transceiver as a small boy.

When I powered it up for the first time and it worked, you would have thought I had invented sliced white bread! :laugh:

Sounds like a warm fuzzy, I had the same feeling when I built my first SB-220.

 

[Act162This]

I was just going to say "WHY NOT!?!?!?!" but booty's answer works too.

ah, ya beat me to it...

"why not?" was my first thought...

 

[Act162This]

I remember building my first Heathkit transceiver as a small boy.

When I powered it up for the first time and it worked, you would have thought I had invented sliced white bread! :laugh:

i remember trying to put together a kit when i was in grade school.

my mother came by and asked me if i knew what i was doing - i replied "why start now?"

me =

mother = :glare:

 

[mr_fx]

talk about a cool science fair project op: