FS, Cobra 200 GTL-DX, $350

This rig has been converted to cover 10 and 11 meters (CB).

35 watts AM and 125 watts sideband.

Bob Dobbs EC42 wrote:
On Mon, 10 Jul 2006 12:59:35 -0400, Pro Bowler wrote:

FS, Cobra 200 GTL-DX, $350

This rig has been converted to cover 10 and 11 meters (CB).

35 watts AM and 125 watts sideband.

Since they only cost $199.90 new, is the extra $150 to cover the cost of
removing some screws and moving R138 over to the vacant R619 position?
Wouldn't want to lose any of those screws now would we.

I was wondering about the price

--

Echo Charlie 42
San Diego, California

Comments and opinion noted.


"Bob Dobbs EC42" wrote in message
newsan.2006.07.11.00.25.15.353000@Quetzalcoatl.. .
On Mon, 10 Jul 2006 12:59:35 -0400, Pro Bowler wrote:

FS, Cobra 200 GTL-DX, $350

This rig has been converted to cover 10 and 11 meters (CB).

35 watts AM and 125 watts sideband.

Since they only cost $199.90 new, is the extra $150 to cover the cost of
removing some screws and moving R138 over to the vacant R619 position?
Wouldn't want to lose any of those screws now would we.

--

Echo Charlie 42
San Diego, California

"Pro Bowler" wrote in message
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FS, Cobra 200 GTL-DX, $350

This rig has been converted to cover 10 and 11 meters (CB).

35 watts AM and 125 watts sideband.





Would this be the gold plated model?

"Bob Dobbs EC42" wrote in message
newsan.2006.07.11.22.03.23.161000@Quetzalcoatl.. .
On Mon, 10 Jul 2006 17:29:52 -0700, an old friend wrote:


Bob Dobbs EC42 wrote:
On Mon, 10 Jul 2006 12:59:35 -0400, Pro Bowler wrote:

FS, Cobra 200 GTL-DX, $350

This rig has been converted to cover 10 and 11 meters (CB).

35 watts AM and 125 watts sideband.

Since they only cost $199.90 new, is the extra $150 to cover the cost of
removing some screws and moving R138 over to the vacant R619 position?
Wouldn't want to lose any of those screws now would we.

I was wondering about the price

Whatever the market will bear,
and for someone too technically challenged to do such a simple mod,
maybe that's their levied honky tax.

I would think that the mod at most truck stops would cost about $25.00 If
they are the shop that sold the radio, they should do the mod for free. If I
did the mod, I would only charge a couple beers or a pizza.

On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 22:28:25 GMT, "U-Know-Who"
wrote:


"Pro Bowler" wrote in message
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FS, Cobra 200 GTL-DX, $350

This rig has been converted to cover 10 and 11 meters (CB).

35 watts AM and 125 watts sideband.





Would this be the gold plated model?


LOL!

Sounds like a fair deal to me. Gold or Silver or Black, does
not matter. Most of the locals here have paid $300 to $399
for the transceiver that is converted, aligned and the power
set up properly.

I don't convert rigs, just use them, like my truck, I just
drive it, not work on it.

Big John






This rig has been converted to cover 10 and 11 meters
(CB).

35 watts AM and 125 watts sideband.