WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

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Thanks for the reply Guys. :D This model 27MHz CB does have a PLL chip and with the correct channel selector can tuned into what ever channels the selector is designed for. Remember back, the first CB's were all 23 channels (mostly XTAL) and all pirates. Next came the legal 18 channel rigs and final...

OK you CB gurus here's a curly one. 8) Managed to pick up and old General Electric 27MHz 18CH CB Model No A3-5825B. These are I from what I've read are a sort after model amongst enthusiasts so I hope some one may be able to point me in the right direction. I looking for a 40 channel selector that I...

I used to tell my wife that the the musketeers names were Athos, Porthos and Domestos :? No wonder she never takes me seriously 8) How do like the FRG7? Not a bad radio for their age. I bought my FRG-100 new and never looked back, still use it today. :D Back to biz. The signal is present most of the...

Thanks for the reply Domestos. Definitely not SSTV I've been picking up. I listen to a lot of SSTV on 14.230MHz and it's a totally different signal. To me it sounds like RTTY (FSK). Have you been able to pick it up? Tune to 27.505 MHz, it should be center frequency or try 27.504 on USB. I've gone th...

Good day all! My first thread. I'll keep it short. Listen HF a fair bit , have a couple of radio's Winradio G303i and an FRG-100. I don't usually scan the 27MHz region but the other day I was listening the marine band and thought I'd wander down to the CB band and have a listen. At approx 27.506 Mhz...