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![]() "Scott Dorsey" wrote in message ... cmdr buzz corey wrote: On Apr 19, 9:28 am, (Michael Black) wrote: IN the sixties (and early seventies), it was common for the hobby electronic magazines to treat CB as a hobby. This was especially so for "Electronics Illustrated" that had quite a few construction articles, going from simple to quite sophisticated. In the early sixties I ordered one of those cb kits from an electronics magazine. It consisted of a crudely punched chassis, a bag of parts and a schematic. I never did get it to work. I thought building a kit CB transceiver was illegal due to the type acceptance issue? --scott -- It may be now, I don't know. At one time Heathkit put out a kit called a CB-1. This was a simple CB and not at all like the one being talked about. There may have been others, but this is one I know of for sure. |
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