I even remembered an Eico 723 three band CB radio. Re-reading this thread brought back even more memories.
Once I figure out the '718, I'm sure the '174 will get less use. Or the surplus stuff I still have, the best of which is a R-174 1.5V filament tuber that I use mostly for SWLing.
This doesn't include the absolutely perfect USN radios I've used, which would make the list look more like a trip to the surplus radio museum.
Three days in the house & I ain't had a Q on it yet. once I figure out how to use all the extra stuff it's got. K2 - the last radio I'm ever gonna build. Argosy I analog: preceded by a Century 21. Very nice radio for meager times but I soon soured on the QRP thing.ĥ. Eico 753 (They ain't called "seven-drifty-threes" for nothin'!) Can't believe I traded the SB310/SB401 for it! Ah youth!Ĥ. Almost as good as the stuff I was using in the USNĢ. Heath SB310 + DX60B (used in Puerto Rico). I can go back deep to 1960 or before, but my ham radio time (1969 thru today) makes the list strange:ġ. Kenwood TH-79 HT Dual Band Does all the work of 5 radios I used to have to keep nearby while fishing,Using Repeaters, Checking Weather, Monitoring Game wardens etc.all done in a pocket sized packageġ0 Globe 100A 3 channel CB radio circa 1960.BAD BOY of the block when I was 12 years old.this rig started the "BALL ROLLING" and here I sit today with more rigs than NASA Neat little rig that acted as a mini repeater as well as received 800 Mhz traffic which broke the bordome on occasionĩ. for the money the best value I have evr purchased.Ĩ Icom 2410-A dule band 2/440.
Bearcat BC-780 Trunk Scanner for scanning and pulling in UHF Satellitesģ Pro-2006 Scanner for general 10 meter as well as CB and 2 meter receive of reapeater traffic.Still a FavoriteĤ Icom PCR-1000 for bandscoping and just plain doing NEAT tricks that no other radio is equiped to do (easilly)ĥ Kenwood TS-940s A classic TANK that just keeps on going and goingĦ Kenwood 820s Wth CW filters brough my interst in code back.most trouble free radio I ever ownedħ Icom 2100H 2 Meter mobile. Even Back in my old "HEAVY" HAM days from about 1963 to 1975 and still where the thrill has gone but I still dabble I have found the folowing my favorite radios.Not nescessarilly HAM gear but used Scanner type radio in conjunction with my various efforts at Moon Bounce, Satellites, Fax etc.ġ Yaesu FT-101 EE for a downright "TOUGH" Radio That WORKED!Ģ.
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