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I have had a TRC-448 and a 148 GTL on Ten meters in the past and they both were good rigs for ten.
It is not as common now as it was during past cycles, but there was a time when it was common to hear these rigs working lots of contacts.
Before the famous 360 FM style radios became common they were an economical way to work the band.
Lou Franklin had step by step instructions in his "CB PLL Data Book" on how to convert most of the popular radio`s up into the 10 meter band, along with ways to broad band the chassis to cover more frequency range.
Have fun!

73
Jeff

[QUOTE="AudioShockwav, post: 367665, member: 6"] I have had a TRC-448 and a 148 GTL on Ten meters in the past and they both were good rigs for ten. It is not as common now as it was during past cycles, but there was a time when it was common to hear these rigs working lots of contacts. Before the famous 360 FM style radios became common they were an economical way to work the band. Lou Franklin had step by step instructions in his "CB PLL Data Book" on how to convert most of the popular radio`s up into the 10 meter band, along with ways to broad band the chassis to cover more frequency range. Have fun! 73 Jeff [/QUOTE]

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