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Ditto what freqs said.

If you want to see the photos, type the model(s) you are interested in into a search engine, Rigpix, or eBay, and you are sure to find photos.
 

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just a couple cb pics to get it started.
an old mocat on the top right in the mobile and a console II sitting on top in the second pic
 
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I guess this is what you wanted. Here's one from my own collection. It's a Motorola Mocat. I bought it for $5 at a yard sale a while back and it even has its own carrying case that has "Motorola" engraved on the side.
 

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i have a cherry mocat am 40ch, a cherry in box with all paperwork and accy's inc. oem deskmic cb555, and a cherry cm540 am only 40ch,

looking to find the ssb version of the 540 for my collection. will dig later for pics of my radios and post them
 

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i have a cherry mocat am 40ch, a cherry in box with all paperwork and accy's inc. oem deskmic cb555, and a cherry cm540 am only 40ch,

looking to find the ssb version of the 540 for my collection. will dig later for pics of my radios and post them

The cm555 was the mobile version of the cb555 if that's what you meant?

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A picture...

...of a formerly used system in the truck. I removed the HF radio on the bottom.
 

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...of a formerly used system in the truck. I removed the HF radio on the bottom.

roadranger, does 14.260 on the ham radio have some significance...like is that a freq ham-truckers use, or is it just where your VFO happened to be at the time?
 

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It's the first one.

roadranger, does 14.260 on the ham radio have some significance...like is that a freq ham-truckers use, or is it just where your VFO happened to be at the time?

I happend to be listening to a conversation and decided at that point, on a break, to snap a picture of this long thought out install. I wanted to save it for later. Now the Alinco has been removed. It sits in a box, in the truck, for when I really need it. The antennas are still mounted. All I need do is connect everything, if the need arises. I was unsure if this or the helping divice for the CB was frying nearby computers. So far, they haven't died on their own. I haven't wanted to risk operating the Alinco mobile. I think the wiring on the studs are even a smaller guage on the inside of the dash.
 

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I happend to be listening to a conversation and decided at that point, on a break, to snap a picture of this long thought out install. I wanted to save it for later. Now the Alinco has been removed. It sits in a box, in the truck, for when I really need it. The antennas are still mounted. All I need do is connect everything, if the need arises. I was unsure if this or the helping divice for the CB was frying nearby computers. So far, they haven't died on their own. I haven't wanted to risk operating the Alinco mobile. I think the wiring on the studs are even a smaller guage on the inside of the dash.

k...ty! :)
 
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