Does anyone know where is can get my CB Radio Fixed in Connecticut? Its a newer Cobra 25 LTD Classic.
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doctordialtone
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10-4 Good Buddy
You must know about Lentini Communications, Inc.
800-666-0908 Alex or Bill
I actually bought a 23 Channel "Cobra CAM 88" there many moons ago.
I've used these guys for Motorola. They're in Hamden.
Motorola Two Way Radio Dealer Hamden Connecticut Utility Communications Inc.
You must know about Lentini Communications, Inc.
800-666-0908 Alex or Bill
I actually bought a 23 Channel "Cobra CAM 88" there many moons ago.
I've used these guys for Motorola. They're in Hamden.
Motorola Two Way Radio Dealer Hamden Connecticut Utility Communications Inc.
yes. I didn't know they serviced toasted CB's though. I have to call them tomorrow.
I have to give Bill from Lentini a thumbs up! He is a great tech and more importantly, an honest one. I don't have any ties to them but have been doing business with them since the days of crystal control scanners and 23 channel cb's...LOL....
Manny
Manny
I went to Lentini's, one of the guys helped me out. They're great.
How'd you get the Amateur Radio badge? Mine doesn't show up.
doctordialtone
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Lentini Childhood Memories
I'm glad it worked out for you.
I recall going to Lentini's in New Britain in the 70's.
Back then, Michael, Alex's Dad worked out of a converted 3 Family House in New Britain.
The store was filled with radios of all kinds - new, used and under repair, tubes and connectors, test equipment and smoke from Mike's pipe and soldering iron swirling through the room.
My first Scanner was a Bearcat TMR8L/H. Yes, it scanned 8 channels, both high and low band. Wow! Options? None. Oh - the volume and squelch were adjustable.
I remember ordering crystals, then waiting days for them to arrive. Calling every day... "Is it in yet?"
Alex and Bill still do a great job, so I always recommend them.
"These are the good old days" ~Carly Simon
I'm glad it worked out for you.
I recall going to Lentini's in New Britain in the 70's.
Back then, Michael, Alex's Dad worked out of a converted 3 Family House in New Britain.
The store was filled with radios of all kinds - new, used and under repair, tubes and connectors, test equipment and smoke from Mike's pipe and soldering iron swirling through the room.
My first Scanner was a Bearcat TMR8L/H. Yes, it scanned 8 channels, both high and low band. Wow! Options? None. Oh - the volume and squelch were adjustable.
I remember ordering crystals, then waiting days for them to arrive. Calling every day... "Is it in yet?"
Alex and Bill still do a great job, so I always recommend them.
"These are the good old days" ~Carly Simon
Trash it and simply buy a new one. Cb's are disposable and easy to get.
73,
n9zas
I don't know about you but i don't have the kind of money to just flush down the toilet... It's fixed..was a toasted final...
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