Dimensions 8-1/2 x 4-1/5 x 11 inches

Description The MC-5 was probably the most advertised General Radiotelephone CB. The MC-5 was much like the MC-4 but had a stronger transmitter. This was the last General with the tone signal thanks to the FCC. It was replaced with … Continue reading →

Description The SUPER MC-12 was very much like the Super MC-11A. General Radiotelephone was sold to Skyhawk Antenna Company in 1972. They upgraded the MC-12 with a much larger and powerful final audio tube. The MC-12 was not able to … Continue reading →

Dimensions 5-3/8 x 10-1/8 x 12 inches

Description This 7 tube radio has the same circuit as the MC-3, but a different face. The microphone is a very nice Electro-Voice high efficiency ceramic with a chrome plated case. This radio has a spot switch, 5 transmit crystals, … Continue reading →

Description Controls: Volume/on-off switch; receive selector switch for four fixed receive positions plus tunable transmitter selector switch for five channels; squelch control; local-distance switch and tonesignal switch. It also has a 22 channel tunable receiver. It has 7 tubes. The … Continue reading →

Frequency Range 26-28 MC Band

Description 8 Tube Transceiver

Frequency Range 27 – 54 MC

  Dimensions 6-3/8 x 3-1/4 x 1-5/8 inches

Year ~ 1961

Description 7 Tube CB transceiver

Year ~1965

Description 10 Tube CB transceiver

Channels 24, 23 Citizens Band w/ continuously tunable receiver, plus Civil Air Patrol 26.620MC

Channels 24

Channels 24, 23 Citizens Band plus Civil Air Patrol