Overview The Hy-Gain 2679A is a 23-channel AM CB transceiver produced in the 1970s for operation under the original FCC Citizens Band channel allocation. Technical Specifications Parameter Specification Channels 23 Frequency Range 26.965 MHz to 27.255 MHz Mode AM RF … Continue reading
Overview The Fanon Fanfare 185DF is a 23-channel AM CB transceiver produced in the 1970s for operation under the original FCC Citizens Band channel allocation. Technical Specifications Parameter Specification Channels 23 Frequency Range 26.965 MHz to 27.255 MHz Mode AM … Continue reading
Overview The Vector 770 is a CB transceiver model documented in service and technical-reference sources for late-1970s Citizens Band equipment. CBTricks maintains a documentation page for the model, and a Sams Photofact listing places the Vector 770 in CB issue … Continue reading
Overview The Midland 13-976 is a 23-channel AM CB transceiver produced in the 1970s for operation under the original FCC Citizens Band channel allocation. Technical Specifications Parameter Specification Channels 23 Frequency Range 26.965 MHz to 27.255 MHz Mode AM RF … Continue reading
Overview The Hy-Gain 2701 is a 23-channel AM CB transceiver produced in the mid-1970s. It is a solid-state unit intended for mobile or base operation and follows the standard FCC 23-channel CB allocation used prior to 1977. Technical Specifications Parameter … Continue reading
Overview The Gemtronics GT-44 is a 23-channel AM CB transceiver produced in the 1970s for operation under the original FCC Citizens Band channel allocation. Technical Specifications Parameter Specification Channels 23 Frequency Range 26.965 MHz to 27.255 MHz Mode AM RF … Continue reading
The Daiwa CS-201 is a compact, manual coaxial antenna switch designed to allow a single transceiver to be connected to multiple antennas, or to route multiple radios to a shared antenna system. Known for its simple, reliable mechanical design, the … Continue reading
Yaesu FH-2 Remote Control Keypad The Yaesu FH-2 is a compact, wired remote control keypad designed for use with select Yaesu HF and VHF transceivers. It provides convenient access to frequently used front-panel functions without requiring direct interaction with the … Continue reading
Source: FM Magazine, Volume 3, Number 6, 1969
The controller could be mounted on the car’s dashboard, and the radio unit could be installed in the trunk. It was the forerunner of in-vehicle radios.
The first model that was designed and built by Inoue Electric Seisakusho.