Back around 1987 when I was pootin around in N'Awlins (New Orleans), one
of the stores in a shopping mall parking lot area had some car shortwave
radios for sale.
cuhulin

wrote:
Back around 1987 when I was pootin around in N'Awlins (New Orleans), one
of the stores in a shopping mall parking lot area had some car shortwave
radios for sale.
cuhulin

Damn. I would have probably bought one. Selling the car would require
the stock radio but that is not hard. I saw some Canadian CB's that a,
umm, guy I know had 25 Watt FM CB radios for sale. Illegal as hell but
he runs a wrecking yard and lots of good old boys like them thar rigs.
Bill Baka

wrote:
Back around 1987 when I was pootin around in N'Awlins (New Orleans), one
of the stores in a shopping mall parking lot area had some car shortwave
radios for sale.
cuhulin


Shortwave listening was very popular then. Now...

dave wrote:

wrote:
Back around 1987 when I was pootin around in N'Awlins (New Orleans), one
of the stores in a shopping mall parking lot area had some car shortwave
radios for sale.
cuhulin


Shortwave listening was very popular then. Now...

Now... we have bitching 'tard boys whose drug use has caused them to lose
their huevos and begin to whine...

During World War Two era, Switzerland was working both sides of the
coin, building and repairing equipment for both the Allies and the Axis
powers.

Helium filled balloons with long wire antennas,,, good for pirate radio
too.

I just now did a www.devilfinder.com for,
Becker Shortwave Radios for cars

www.mbzponton.org/valueadded/other/radios.htm
cuhulin