Robyn t-123b manual

Do old radios have dead channels? When I am at one of these dead channels, I have to turn the volume almost all the way up to hear the squelch. I opened up the radio and all of the tube light up. Even when the radio is off, it seem to be on. I could feel it when I hold the sides.

And when I turn it on, it need to warm up. Advice is needed, thank you! Others seem to work. It was called a"Slider Switch" CB'rs in the 70s used it to "slide down" to one of the RC channels in the 11 meter band. I'm not familiar with that model, but presume it had a bunch of crystals inside. Maybe 7. Are they all properly seated? Probably the "A" channels. If you look at the channel frequencies, there are gaps of 20 Khz between a few of the channels.

This gives you access to those -- which isn't legal but was once popular to escape the more crowded channels when CB was getting really popular.

That's pretty unlikely. The original "Class D" citizens' band service was 23 channels. Typically either you had one crystal per channel or "mixed" a set of crystals to make the 23 channels. Spam Report. Red Wave Radio. Board index Citizen-Band.

It is in perfect shape. I would like any info that you have on this radio. I have used the radio for 2 days now running into a JB I am using a Aries desk mic. I was suprised that all the guys I talk to say it is the best sounding radio I have. They compare it to one of the guys Yaesu radio with hiel mic!

Some say it is so clean that it sounds like FM. It shows about 4 watts key swinging to about 15 or so pep. What about a power mod or some tune up info? The radio looks interesting on the scope compared to some of my transistor radios.

This may have something to do with the "Range Expander" switch. Electrical Power requirements? Current drain RX? Form factor Base Station Manufactured Between 19xx and 19xx. We do our best to be accurate, but if you've spotted something wrong or incomplete, please let us know! Manuals, diagrams and brochures No documents available for this particular model.

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