I still remember the bag phone I had. It was a car mobile phone that
they put in a carry bag with a 12 volt battery and an antenna. Used to
take it everywhere. Then Motorola came out with that phone that looked
like a military radio. I never had one of them. I started on the next
generation before the flip phone. Then flip phone and on and on.
73...bruce
On 11/8/2017 5:17 AM, D. Howard Bingham via BVARC wrote:
Found this on YouTube about history of Motorola and development of car
radios and how that evolved to the current cell phone market.
A friend who serviced photo finishing equipment used one of the
predecessors to the flip phone in the mid 1980's, likely the clunky
ni-cad powered model made before the Razor flip phone.
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFsAr8okbpw>
73
Howard Bingham
KE5APJ
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