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Call Sign : m3kbd/2e0kbd/m0kbd Posts : 43 Times Thanked : 0 Join date : 2019-07-04 QTH or Location : stockton on tees Equipment Used : kenwood ts 2000x ascom 70mhz icom vlf/hf/uhf receivers multiband antennas Age : 61
Subject: multimode cb radios the older models Wed Jan 27, 2021 2:56 pm
hi i am looking for information on converting older multimode cb rigs to use on 28 30 mhz 10 meter band what whould you recomend thanks for looking stay safe do radio 73s paul m0kbd
Call Sign : 26 CT050 26 FB080 26 WT105 26 TE171 Posts : 874 Times Thanked : 50 Join date : 2019-06-27 QTH or Location : NORTH LONDON Equipment Used : ORIGINAL President Lincoln, President Teddy , Silver Eagle microphones , Gainmaster antenna, use a AMP ofcourse I do sometimes Age : 62
Subject: Re: multimode cb radios the older models Wed Jan 27, 2021 3:26 pm
Alot of older multimodes already go to 28 /30mhz 10m without mods ,,I have just sold one a Midland 8001xt which actually goes from 25mhz to 30 mhz , also you have the original old President Lincoln (not the Lincoln 2) that is actually a 10 m radio which was converted into a 11m radio which goes up to about 29 mhz , original old President Jackson goes from 26mhz to the higher end of 28mhz there is many more if you actually research, so really you have a lot of older multimodes already for your needs without messing about try to covert one unless that's your thing, but you might find it harder going down that route as parts for older multimodes or even older ordinary CB is becoming scarce now .