For all you vintage CB collectors (like Me)...

A brand new in the box never used still sealed in the original plastic
bag 1975 Royce 1-612 23 channel mobile CB gets opened for the first
time! It even smells new!

I left the pictures big, so you could see all the details! Modem users
may have to wait awhile for all the pictures to load.

Enjoy!

http://www.shadowstorm.com/cb/NIB-Royce-1-612.html

I did not have the heart to take it out of the plastic after all these
years. It is still sealed in the original plastic bag right now, and
back in the box.

: )

On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 23:58:51 GMT, (Terra Dactyl)
wrote:



For all you vintage CB collectors (like Me)...

A brand new in the box never used still sealed in the original plastic
bag 1975 Royce 1-612 23 channel mobile CB gets opened for the first
time! It even smells new!

I left the pictures big, so you could see all the details! Modem users
may have to wait awhile for all the pictures to load.

Enjoy!

http://www.shadowstorm.com/cb/NIB-Royce-1-612.html

I did not have the heart to take it out of the plastic after all these
years. It is still sealed in the original plastic bag right now, and
back in the box.

: )




What is Gyro lock? Does that mean you can get it at one of those Greek sandwich
stands? ;-)

That is cool, though.

Vinnie S.

Vinnie S. wrote:
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 23:58:51 GMT, (Terra
Dactyl) wrote:



For all you vintage CB collectors (like Me)...

A brand new in the box never used still sealed in the original plastic
bag 1975 Royce 1-612 23 channel mobile CB gets opened for the first
time! It even smells new!

I left the pictures big, so you could see all the details! Modem users
may have to wait awhile for all the pictures to load.

Enjoy!

http://www.shadowstorm.com/cb/NIB-Royce-1-612.html

I did not have the heart to take it out of the plastic after all these
years. It is still sealed in the original plastic bag right now, and
back in the box.

: )



What is Gyro lock? Does that mean you can get it at one of those Greek
sandwich stands? ;-)

That is cool, though.

Vinnie S.

Need backlava (sp) for a counterpoise.

On 28 Jan 2005 01:21:14 GMT, Steveo wrote:

Vinnie S. wrote:
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 23:58:51 GMT, (Terra
Dactyl) wrote:



For all you vintage CB collectors (like Me)...

A brand new in the box never used still sealed in the original plastic
bag 1975 Royce 1-612 23 channel mobile CB gets opened for the first
time! It even smells new!

I left the pictures big, so you could see all the details! Modem users
may have to wait awhile for all the pictures to load.

Enjoy!

http://www.shadowstorm.com/cb/NIB-Royce-1-612.html

I did not have the heart to take it out of the plastic after all these
years. It is still sealed in the original plastic bag right now, and
back in the box.

: )



What is Gyro lock? Does that mean you can get it at one of those Greek
sandwich stands? ;-)

That is cool, though.

Vinnie S.

Need backlava (sp) for a counterpoise.


Should have my rig running in a about a week. First, I have to run a conduit to
my attic from my basement.

Vinnie S.

Vinnie S. wrote:
On 28 Jan 2005 01:21:14 GMT, Steveo wrote:

Vinnie S. wrote:
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 23:58:51 GMT, (Terra
Dactyl) wrote:



For all you vintage CB collectors (like Me)...

A brand new in the box never used still sealed in the original
plastic bag 1975 Royce 1-612 23 channel mobile CB gets opened for the
first time! It even smells new!

I left the pictures big, so you could see all the details! Modem
users may have to wait awhile for all the pictures to load.

Enjoy!

http://www.shadowstorm.com/cb/NIB-Royce-1-612.html

I did not have the heart to take it out of the plastic after all
these years. It is still sealed in the original plastic bag right
now, and back in the box.

: )



What is Gyro lock? Does that mean you can get it at one of those Greek
sandwich stands? ;-)

That is cool, though.

Vinnie S.

Need backlava (sp) for a counterpoise.

Should have my rig running in a about a week. First, I have to run a
conduit to my attic from my basement.

Why do you need conduit?

On 28 Jan 2005 02:21:34 GMT, Steveo wrote:


http://www.shadowstorm.com/cb/NIB-Royce-1-612.html

I did not have the heart to take it out of the plastic after all
these years. It is still sealed in the original plastic bag right
now, and back in the box.

: )



What is Gyro lock? Does that mean you can get it at one of those Greek
sandwich stands? ;-)

That is cool, though.

Vinnie S.

Need backlava (sp) for a counterpoise.

Should have my rig running in a about a week. First, I have to run a
conduit to my attic from my basement.

Why do you need conduit?


To make it easier in case I ever run other cable if I go to ham. If this was a
one-time thing, I wouldn't run it.

Vinnie S.

On 28 Jan 2005 02:21:34 GMT, Steveo wrote:

Vinnie S. wrote:
On 28 Jan 2005 01:21:14 GMT, Steveo wrote:


For all you vintage CB collectors (like Me)...

A brand new in the box never used still sealed in the original
plastic bag 1975 Royce 1-612 23 channel mobile CB gets opened for the
first time! It even smells new!

I left the pictures big, so you could see all the details! Modem
users may have to wait awhile for all the pictures to load.

Enjoy!

http://www.shadowstorm.com/cb/NIB-Royce-1-612.html

I did not have the heart to take it out of the plastic after all
these years. It is still sealed in the original plastic bag right
now, and back in the box.

What is Gyro lock? Does that mean you can get it at one of those Greek
sandwich stands? ;-)

That is cool, though.

Vinnie S.

Need backlava (sp) for a counterpoise.

Should have my rig running in a about a week. First, I have to run a
conduit to my attic from my basement.

Why do you need conduit?

One would assume it would be to run power. But that's just a guess...


Raymond Sirois
SysOp: The Lost Chord BBS
607-733-5745
telnet://thelostchord.dns2go.com:6000

On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 19:24:07 -0500, Vinnie S.
wrote:


What is Gyro lock? Does that mean you can get it at one of those Greek sandwich
stands? ;-)

That is cool, though.

"Gyro Lock" was Royce's trademark name for a PLL synthesizer.

Dave
"Sandbagger"

"Terra Dactyl" wrote in message
...


For all you vintage CB collectors (like Me)...

A brand new in the box never used still sealed in the original plastic
bag 1975 Royce 1-612 23 channel mobile CB gets opened for the first
time! It even smells new!

I left the pictures big, so you could see all the details! Modem users
may have to wait awhile for all the pictures to load.

Enjoy!

http://www.shadowstorm.com/cb/NIB-Royce-1-612.html

I did not have the heart to take it out of the plastic after all these
years. It is still sealed in the original plastic bag right now, and
back in the box.


Damn. That is an ancient golden oldie.
I haven't seen a vertical meter in ages.
If I'm not mistaken, the "gyro-lock" referred to the style of the mounting
bracket.
Seems to me like the company was in business only a few years and went
under.

On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 01:10:26 -0600, "Richard" wrote:


"Terra Dactyl" wrote in message
...


For all you vintage CB collectors (like Me)...

A brand new in the box never used still sealed in the original plastic
bag 1975 Royce 1-612 23 channel mobile CB gets opened for the first
time! It even smells new!

I left the pictures big, so you could see all the details! Modem users
may have to wait awhile for all the pictures to load.

Enjoy!

http://www.shadowstorm.com/cb/NIB-Royce-1-612.html

I did not have the heart to take it out of the plastic after all these
years. It is still sealed in the original plastic bag right now, and
back in the box.


Damn. That is an ancient golden oldie.
I haven't seen a vertical meter in ages.
If I'm not mistaken, the "gyro-lock" referred to the style of the mounting
bracket.
Seems to me like the company was in business only a few years and went
under.




It'a amazing how many of these you can find. Yet I go to an occasional estate
sale or garage sale, and have never seen even a broken CB.

Check this out:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW

Where do they find this ****? It's near mint. He might get $150 for this.

Vinnie S.