Unknown radio identity

[RT2020]

Was curious if anyone can identify this radio, guy wanted me to help him, he didn’t know what any knob or switch did because of the graphic being gone, he told me it was a Galaxy but it doesn’t match any galaxy layout, I figured everything out but was wanting to help him find a graphic for it. It is a SSB radio, thanks

 

[RT2020]

I’m thinking it’s superstar

 

[doffo]

Was curious if anyone can identify this radio, guy wanted me to help him, he didn’t know what any knob or switch did because of the graphic being gone, he told me it was a Galaxy but it doesn’t match any galaxy layout, I figured everything out but was wanting to help him find a graphic for it. It is a SSB radio, thanks

RT2020 guessed good. I too believe its a Superstar of some sorts. Maybe the 3900?


Superstar SS-3900 Black

 

[Crawdad]

I’m thinking it’s superstar

Ditto. Something Ranger made anyway.

 

[RT2020]

RT2020 guessed good. I too believe its a Superstar of some sorts. Maybe the 3900?


Superstar SS-3900 Black

Yes, that’s what I’m thinking, the 3900

 

[Crawdad]

Knob/switch layout looks same as a POS SS158-EDX I had

 

[SuperLid]

Was curious if anyone can identify this radio, guy wanted me to help him, he didn’t know what any knob or switch did because of the graphic being gone, he told me it was a Galaxy but it doesn’t match any galaxy layout, I figured everything out but was wanting to help him find a graphic for it. It is a SSB radio, thanks

I concur, looks like the old SS-3900

 

[RT2020]

It’s funny how they change the layout from time to time, this one has the 6 bands on the knob and the upper right switch is Roger beep, the switch to the left of that is a tone.

 

[RT2020]

This is the control functions

 

[AudioShockwav]

The Hi/Lo should switch bands on some later models once it has been converted that should give you 12 bands
Can you find a EPT number on the board?

73
Jeff

 

[TM86]

The Hi/Lo should switch bands on some later models once it has been converted that should give you 12 bands
Can you find a EPT number on the board?

73
Jeff

Looks like the board number is M-294HB-C. Which, according to this thread, is a clone of the EPT3600. https://www.worldwidedx.com/threads...neral-fc390-frequency-counter-install.144544/

 

[RT2020]

The Hi/Lo should switch bands on some later models once it has been converted that should give you 12 bands
Can you find a EPT number on the board?

73
Jeff

This doesn’t have the high/low switch, that switch is a tone control, I didn’t see the board number but TM86 found it

 

[sp5it]

Pearce-Simpson Super Cheetah
I had dozen of them on the bench.
That service manual should help.
Mike