Gemtronics GTX-77 and Tram Diamond 60. Scored them for 30 bucks each. Box stock, a little dusty, and still work great.
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Rarest cb / export you’ve owned
- Thread starter Big Kahuna
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A Cobra 148F GTL DX+, years later I was told only several hundred were made. The other was an RCI 2960, don't ever see these pop up for sale anymore. Should have kept them both.
Hey up 9C1 how deep are your pockets bruv!!
Rci 2960 10 11 12 Meter. Radio With Power Cord And Mic | eBay
<p dir="ltr" style="margin-top:0; margin-bottom:0;">Rci 2960 10 11 12 Meter. Radio With Power Cord And Mic.ranger 158 sr noise cancelling mic. This has all the bells and whistles it does 200 watts pep. Has red smeter light matches frequency counter and channel indicator has npc mod and switch...
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i have 2 diamond 60s one stock the other with 23 channel up and 23 channels down and the clarifier straped to go up 1/2 channel and down 1 channel,,
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6 actually... hi/lo button.an it's only got 3 bands fer that price
It's still overpriced.
rarest radio humm the last galaxy i bought. it worked and used so much the chrome was wore off channel selecter,redone still going. its rare as it only was in shop 1 time for a light then a rebuild from hard work riding in semi truck. its seen 48 states canada n mexico.
My AT-`Q5n is the rarest export I own. The Q5n2 has replaced it, so my Q5n is rare,and difficult to get, by my standards.
Back in the late 70s early 80s, export radios were coming onto the scene. You heard someone on one every now and then. Not too many were popping for the cost. I never knew what all the hoopla was about until I got my Q5n last year. Now I have a Q5n and a Q5n2. Nice radios.
I still have my old, and working, Stalker IX|, if that helps.
Back in the late 70s early 80s, export radios were coming onto the scene. You heard someone on one every now and then. Not too many were popping for the cost. I never knew what all the hoopla was about until I got my Q5n last year. Now I have a Q5n and a Q5n2. Nice radios.
I still have my old, and working, Stalker IX|, if that helps.
You might be onto something. It can now be marketed as vintage and no longer made and the ebay crowd will be salivating at the mouth to bid on itMy AT-`Q5n is the rarest export I own. The Q5n2 has replaced it, so my Q5n is rare,and difficult to get, by my standards.
Back in the late 70s early 80s, export radios were coming onto the scene. You heard someone on one every now and then. Not too many were popping for the cost. I never knew what all the hoopla was about until I got my Q5n last year. Now I have a Q5n and a Q5n2. Nice radios.
I still have my old, and working, Stalker IX|, if that helps.
I might just try it with mine!
I just put my Stalker IX DX online yesterday. I like the simplicity and quietness of it. Set the McKinley aside for the moment.My AT-`Q5n is the rarest export I own. The Q5n2 has replaced it, so my Q5n is rare,and difficult to get, by my standards.
Back in the late 70s early 80s, export radios were coming onto the scene. You heard someone on one every now and then. Not too many were popping for the cost. I never knew what all the hoopla was about until I got my Q5n last year. Now I have a Q5n and a Q5n2. Nice radios.
I still have my old, and working, Stalker IX|, if that helps.
I'm not too convinced on the menu driven stuff just yet, I don't think. If I want to change any settings with the stalker, I just turn a knob and not have to push 2,3 or 4 buttons to get where I want.
might not be rare but dont see many,, i just got my tram d300 back from being repaired, man i love it, took out my cobra 142 gtl and put tram in its place, ancient turner +3 and getting good reports back,,