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Radios: Early Transistor Radios, Scanners, CB |
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| • Motorola 50s Transistor Radio • General Electric early 60s transistor radio • Early 60s Japanese Transistor Radio • Tandy PRO-30 16 Ch programmable Scanner • Teaberry 40 Channel AM/USB CB Transceiver • Tube Radios and Tuners • Collectable Electronic Equipment • Tube Hi-FI Amplifiers • Garage Sale Main Page • | ||
Motorola X12E-1 - US made 50s Transistor Radio |
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| • | Features: Volume, Tuning, 3.5 mm earphone jack, ferrite antenna, 6 transistors, each socketed and removable Dimensions: approx.: 6"x 3 1/2" x 1 3/4" |
• | Description: This is a beauty of fine craftsmanship and a rare collectors item. Each transistor has its own transistor socket and each transistor is in oval metal can. 50's fabric coated wires. American made carbon resistors. 4 If-transformers with ferrite adjustment screw. The rear cover contains 2 printed stickers: on one: model, address, patents and serial number. The other: how to install batteries and a transistor location chart.
Condition: works great, good sensiteve reception. Case: one piece of plastics broken out, because of it rear cover rather removes easily. No cracks, plasic at spots a little dull, some scratches but not deep. FFront clean. Cosmetics: 7-8/10 |
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| • | Price: $32.00 Lot: Radio, Original 60s batteries that were found in the unit and are still working strong. | |||||
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GE (General Electric) US made early 60s transistor radio model: 2616 |
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• | Description: Look at that speaker design! A transformer on the board that has an actuator that transmits vibrations through a wire to the membrane of the speaker. The PC board looks heavy duty construction similar to that found in Western Electric or Pac Bell Systems Telephone equipment.
Condition: Works well. Receives good. Carry pouch mint; golden lettering fully intact and clean, no scratch. Radio: pretty much clean, traces of use at the opening slot where the coin is wedged to open back lid. Condition all together 8-9/10 Features: 8 Transistors, earphone jack, on/off/volume control, tuning. Earphone Jack. Service information imprinted in inside of rear cover, also contains an imprint of the model number. |
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| • | Price: $16.00 Lot: Radio, Pouch, Battery |
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UNIVERSAL 6-Transistor 60s AM radio (made in japan) |
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| Description: 60's japanese transistor radio. Resistors are the old type that connect both pins at the bottom. Transistors are Germanium. Board is fastened by nuts with paper washers. Ferrite antenna is bolted down with little rivets. Underneath the battery is a Black and red cardboard label saying "9V Dry battery, J.I.S. 006P, Everready 216, burgess 2U6". The label is in good readable condition. the speaker is covered with a red felt washer on rear. 2 AF transformers. | Condition: works great, good sensitive reception, volume pot slightly scratchy. Case: at one point a little peace of plastic broken out, only one crack: center of rear cover, about 1/2" long. 2 holes (square) for some kind of carry loop? Case turquoise plastic, clean except top front (see photo) where carry case probably did not cover. Very few scratches. No carry pouch. Cosmetics: 7/10 | |||||
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Teaberry 40 Channel AM/SSB CB Transceiver model: Stalker 202 |
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 Description: This nice CB transceiver unit has it all: AM and SSB (USB-LSB), 40 Channels, Meters with calibration control, RF Gain, Clarifier. This unit can be either powered by DC 12V or 117V AC. It also can be used as a PA amplifier and provides an extra dedicated jack for a PA speaker. It is perfect for your truck, boat, or home. It appears to be made by UNIDEN and marketed under the "TEABERRY" name. (The PC Board and main IC carries UNIDEN Logo). Features: FRONT: Speaker, "SWR Cal", SWR Meter, Power/Signal Meter, Channel selector with numeric LED display, Mic In Jack ( Round 4 Pin Connector + shield), Controls: Volume, Squelch, RF-Gain, Clarifier, , Selector: AM, USB, LSB; Switches: CB/PA, NB/OFF, CAL/SWR. LED's for RX and TX REAR: 2 3.5 mm jacks: PA Speaker, Ext. Speaker; Antenna Jack; DC Power 13.8V DC (-, NC, +); Fuse "3A"; Power Jack: "AC 117 V 100W IN" Price: $75.00 |
Condition: Condition is good. Case: shows signs of use but is good; one small dent. The unit seems to work well, except if switched to USB: there seems to be weak reception. Otherwise reception seems to be quite sensitive. I tuned stations from Canada and Wisconsin ( I am in California). Transmission seems to work fine too: I hooked an antenna up and monitored with am oscilloscope: there is a strong output that shows good modulation. If switched to LSB, transmitting and modulation is indicated by the meters, which appears to be quite strong. Though, I did not engage in any communication, as I am not a CBer and don't quite know what to say. There seems to be one modification to the unit: A switch was added and mounted to be accessible at the right side towards the front of the unit. The switch connects to the channel selector circuitry. If turned on the unit seems to receive different channels. The output circuitry of the unit appears to be untouched. To warrant a long future life and dependable operation to come, I went through all controls and switches and deoxidized, cleaned and lubricated them. I also took the socketed relay out and apart to apply the same procedure. Dimensions: approx.: 13 1/2" x 13 1/2" x 5 1/2" Lot: Teaberry 202 Stalker CB radio, microphone, AC power chord. |
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Tandy PRO-30 VHF/UHF Scanner |
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 Condition: Shows signs of use, (scratches, paint worn off from "Realistic Logo" (front-top), but is technologically sound and works well. Optical 6-7/10. All switch control, button labels, and other logos, plates 100% intact. Silver oxide backup batteries test good. |
• | Description: The Realistic PRO-30 is a 16 Channel (16 memorized frequencies) Programmable portable scanner (RS # 20-131) Features: Allows direct entry of frequencies or scans a specified range to find active frequencies. Up to 16 frequencies can be programmed to be scanned later for activity. Frequency reception ranges: 30 - 54 Mhz, 108 - 136 Mhz, 138 - 174 Mhz and 380 - 512 Mhz bands. Jacks: charging, power and an earphone. Controls: Volume, squelch. Buttons: Top: manual, scan and scan speed. Face controls: Lock (the keypad to prevent accidental reprogramming), Program, Limit, Clear, Scan, Speed, Manual, Monitor, Delay, Lockout, Priority, Light, and Enter. It provides a battery case and compartment for 6 AA batteries, or can be operated with a 9 VDC external supply. It also uses 3 silver oxide button batteries under the main battery pack to store programing independently from battery condition. It comes with the standard 7 1/5" rubber duckie antenna, which is connected by a BNC connector to allow external Antenna connection. |
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Price: $48.00 |
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| Lot: Scanner, internal battery case (which can be taken out), no manual. |
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